san francisco's supervisor matt haney and the giants arranged to get the woman and her family tickets to the game. she was attacked near, on march 17 before she found a stick to defend herself. a gofundme page raised $1 million on her behalf. she is giving it away to help support the fight against racism, hatred and violence toward asian people. >>> i am joined right now by meteorologist drew tuma. he is waiting to talk about this beautiful weather . what is it looking like on sunday? >> you know what, we will keep the breeze that we had today, those dry conditions. unfortunately, they do continue over the next several days. let's go outside with a live look. you can see the tower there way off in the distance. we have really good visibility right now thanks to the onshore flow. it is keeping the air pretty fresh. we look at air quality over the next two days. tomorrow and monday. depending on where you are and what you are doing throughout the day, it will fluctuate anywhere from good to moderate. you will see some haze in the atmosphere from time to time, the air quality does remain

. >> community leaders joined supervisor matt haney for a virtual news conference to point out the neighborhood's needs. heaney says treasure island has the lowest vaccination rate of all san francisco neighborhoods while the tenderloin has the highest case rate. and they are among the zip codes deemed most vulnerable to the pandemic that are getting 40% of california's vaccine supply. we have mapped them all out. you'll find them many this story on abc7news.com. >>> three more bay area counties are moving into the red tier of restrictions. alameda, santa cruz and solano counties got that good news today. they joined five other bay area counties in the red tier. that leaves only sonoma and contra costa in the more restrictive purple tier. and moving from purple to red means indoor dining, indoor gyms, indoor theaters can retaupe customer, of course with some restrictions. now disneyland and disney california adventure will reopen in late april. the ceo says it will take some time to recall more than 10,000 furloughed workers and train them on new state requirements. california guidelines announce

. >> this is matt haney's district. >> on its own, just the policing i think will not be enough but the foot patrols, the community policing, that approach is the best way to do policing. >> the mayor said there is money in the budget now to begin funding the program which will also count on dollars from the private sector. >> uc hastings is also in the area. the university has raised $3 million in state funding over three years to pay to have those community ambassadors patrol the urban campus. >> leanne, what kind of training do these ambassadors receive? not everyone knows how to deal with someone who needs the services. >> it is a job that takes a certain type of individual. they are trained and how to approach someone who needs services and support. it could take sometimes hours of work just to reach someone who is struggling. another thing, they are also trained in how to administer narcan when they suspect someone is overdosing. today, i heard the mayor and other people in the story all saying these guys actually save a lot of lives. >> wow! that is incredible. thank you so much,

it is a sentiment that has one support from district supervisor matt haney who was on site saturday night. >> this place does not operate without workers. they make the place run. they serve the food. they bring spirit to the stadium. tim: with negotiations beginning this week, he is hoping both sides can come to an agreement soon. >> there is an opportunity here for the employer and giants to come to the table and address our concerns. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. kate: the giants responded in a statement that reads "bon appetit and local to are currently engaged in collective bargaining negotiations. we encourage both sides to reach an agreement and soon -- as soon as possible. the giants make safety a top priority and operate our venue in compliance with health requirements." we are going to talk about the weather. lisa arjun has been monitoring fog and a little smoke. lisa: it is chilly in the low 50's. we will climb to the low today downtown. temperatures are already near 70 now in the inland valleys. it is a warmer start. we will talk about how hot it will get how l

supervisor matt haney said the city will welcome and help resettle afghans evacuated from their homeland. fremont has set up a relief fund to help people as they arrive. >> especial ceremony to apologize to chinese immigrants and their descendents. a fire deliberately set to the second market street chinatown. small businesses and homes were destroyed and 1400 people were displaced. >> repeats itself so it is important that every generation step forward. i am grateful that the that shy am grateful that we are doing this now and thank everyone for their support. >> san jose was well -- was home to five china towns. it will take place at noon. >> test drive on a central subway project yesterday. you are not going to be on it for a while. this is the first time we have seen trains rolling. voters approved the central subway 2003. it has been plagued with delays. overspending has been a real problem. >> it's cost about 1.6 billion dollars and comes to about a billion dollars a mile. there are many who likened it to a high-speed rail. costing a lot and going nowhere. >> down the freeway. it's

supervisor matt haney said they have not committed to service. big changes coming to the san francisco bay ferry system. social distancing will go from 6 feet-three macphee. there will be about 50% of the seated capacity. passengers will need to wear a mask on board. we have some brisk breezes out there. here is a look at current surface wind speed. gusts in sfo. pretty breezy around most of the bay area but the inland area have, breezes. you can see the core down from 24 hours ago. nine degrees colder in livermore. one degree cooler in san francisco. 60 degrees looking down toward ocean beach. you can see a mainly blue sky. if you puffs of low clouds. 82 degrees in santa rosa. 72 and novato. fairfield 87. 73 at livermore. from emeryville we see clear skies over the golden gate. mostly clear skies. we can expect only minor fluctuations in temperature for the remainder of the week. starting at 7:00 p.m. notice very little in the way of coastal low clouds overnight. the moon is approach to the earth. it will appear really huge. overnight lows will

is an assessment that has won support from local politicians such as the district supervisor, matt haney. >> i know this place does not operate without the workers. they serve the food. they are really what bring the spirit to the stadium. tim: with negotiations beginning this week, he says he is hoping both sides can come to an agreement soon. >> there is an opportunity for the employer to come to the table and do right and for the giants come to the table and address our concerns. kate: t t the strike in a statement. it reads, the management company is currently engaged in collective bargaining agreements. we encourage both sides to reach an agreement as soon as possible. the giants make the health and safety of everyone working and visiting oracle park a priority. we operate in compliance with local and state health requirements. right now, california's recall election. this weekend, early voting expended in several bay area counties. election officials say voter turnout is shaping up to be historic. >> open at san francisco city hall. it is the first weekend you can drop off your bal

supervisor matt haney tweeted that the hotel offers housing to people facing homelessness. the red cross was called in to help provide shelter. >> everything was covered with smoke. i mean i couldn't see out the window. it was thick with gray and black smoke. i said holy cow, man, what's going on? >> the cause of the fire is under investigation tonight. the building is next to a.c.t.'s strand theater. thankfully that was not damaged. >>> a couple from stockton has been reunited with their beloved dog after he was stolen from their car in san francisco. >> he's like where were you guys? >> you can see jacqueline so overcome with emotion as police returned their 10-year-old yorkie leo. we told you about the couple friday. they were celebrating their wedding anniversary when someone broke into their car near fisherman's wharf with leo inside. police tracked him down today after someone in oakland purchased leo and later realized the dog was stolen. >> we just want to say thank you so much to san francisco pd and the san francisco news outlets and media and everyone. thank you

. >> the mayor and supervisor matt haney believes there is children. room to negotiate. >> i will be reaching out to walgreens. i've expressed to them how important it is that you stay in the communities. >> over the summer, target announced it's changing its hours closing early because of theft about shoplifting. >> walgreens says retail left the across its san francisco stores has increased five times the chain average compared other area where is they operate. dean preston tweeted that his office seeking more clarity from walgreens on us closures suggest there may be a way to cut cost instead of stopping retail theft. in the newsroom, colonel bernard, abc7 news. larry: real dilemma stay with us, colonel, while we bring in phil matier. kristen: are you surprised to see walgreens stores closing in san francisco? colonel: no i'm not. it accelerated during the pandemic. it began with homeless people that were living next to the walgreens just walking in and taking what they needed. it expanded into that into organizeed gangs cleaning off the she was to

. >> supervisor matt haney says the city is expanding the community safety patrols and street ambassadors to include not only the tenderloin and midmarket areas but also in downtown san francisco and fisherman's wharf. >> it is not only on the from. you have to get people into treatment. you have to get people into housing. you have to get mental health care. >> the vast majority of those surveyed say were homeless services opening homeless shelters and puttinggg caseworkers on the streets should be a high priority. >> from that survey, 60% say maintaining funding funding for police academy classes with a high priority you. this afternoon abc7 news was told in the budget they have agreed to fund two classes the first year and then reduce it to one the following year. they have agreed to reduce the police departments overtime ove budget. >>> stay with us for a moment. we will have a conversation about this. we are bringing in film it's here. feel, what do you see as the number one issue when it comes to these quality-of-life issues? >> it was interesting. it was pre-pandemic the biggest is

it is a sentiment that has won support from local politicians since -- such as matt haney. >> i know that this place doesn't operate without workers. they are the ones who make the place run and serve the food. they are really what brings the spirit to the stadium. >> with negotiations beginning this week, he says he is hoping both sides can come to an agreement soon. >> there is an opportunity here for them to come to the table and do right and for the giants to come to the table and address our concerns. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. kelly: kate: the giants responded in a statement reading "bon appetit management company are currently engaged in a collective bargaining negotiations. we encourage both sides to work productively to reach an agreement as soon as possible. the giants make the health and safety of everyone working and visiting the park a top priority. we operate our venue in compliance with local and state health requirements." now to california's recall election which is less than two weeks away if you can believe it. early voting expanded in several ba

. >> reporter: supervisors matt haney represents the tenderloin and treasure island. the only two san francisco zip codes chosen under the state's new equity plan that is setting aside 40% of the state's vaccine doses for communities hardest hit by covid-19. left out were some of the covid-19 hot spots. the mission and the bay view. >> we obviously are going to reach out to the governor's office and let them know that we hope that we can change this. >> reporter: overall, ten bay areas have made the state's priority list, compared to over 70 in los angeles. community members telling me today this list cannot account for places like the mission district. the state's metric will stay on household income and education and healthcare in those zip codes. >> by take whatever metric you are taking as a state, you are visualizing the pain that has been existing here with positivity rates of covid by 45%. >> reporter: they hope the announcement results in a vaccination hub. >> i hope to see reaction from our county health department to demonstrate how they are going to get the

san francisco supervisor matt haney says it's one way to keep the new strain of the virus out of the city. >> you know, there's not a whole lot of ways for it to be enforces. so i think really what we're saying that this is the best practice. if you're coming into san francisco, stay home for ten days. >> reporter: despite pleas from lawmakers to stay home, the tsa says on saturday, it screened nearly 1.2 million people, a record high since the pandemic began, and close to 2 million people will travel this holiday weekend. noah lund and his friends just got back from a beach vacation in mexico. >> i'm not necessarily too afraid for my sake. if i was older, maybe. but i'm young. we need to realize there's another problems other than just covid. >> reporter: it's important to note that the quarantine measures apply to everyone traveling into the bay area, not just those traveling by air. at sfo, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> as we took that live look outside at sfo, things looked pretty clear, drew, at least for now. but that is going to change very soon. >> yeah, dion, especially tomorr

super matt haney will be introducing a proposal today requiring the public health to present a plan within seven days. we'l ive. >>> california is trying to streamline the vaccination process. a new app liverpool soon help you figure out where and when to get vaccinated. the governor just announced the rollout of my turn. two san francisco companies, as far as and schedule oh developed. this schedule oh's software will schedule the appointments. >> where are vaccines actually being administered. so there is a location element, as well as that of course the inventory, having the vaccine at that location is also part of the overall solution. >> the pilot program launched in los angeles and san diego counties, my turn is expected to be released statewide in the coming weeks. >> president biden is aiming to ramp up vaccines to 1.5 millio doses a day and hopes to see widespread vaccinations by individual. one of his top aid vierzs says it could be longer. >> i think this is going to take us into the fall. we got get there before next winter dr. kessler, whos you just heard is a professor at ucs

supervisor matt haney said that's a concern for him but is also concerned about how blanket policies may lead to mistrust and other independent tended consequences. >> i'm concerned that by prohibiting outdoor activities that we may be forcing people inside where it is much more dangerous and where most of the spread is occurring. >> what does this extension mean? not much is changing. things are remaining the same. for the time being, hair and nail salons will remain closed. still no outdoor dining at restaurants. retail and shopping mall also remain open at 20% capacity and so, too, will outdoor gyms. small gatherings are still allowed, but with restrictions. now, originally the stay-at-home order was set to lift next thursday, january 7th. the quarantine was going to lift on monday the 4th. now it's all tbd. live in san francisco, liz kreutz, abc7 news. >> more of the same, liz. thank you. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county vaccinating first responders like firefighters, police officers, paramedics and emts. long-term care facility staff also being vac >> the sooner we get o

annie -- talked with matt haney about why he is running. >> the other day there was a rally begging the city for more help to address a drug dealing and violence and unsafe conditions. i'd like to read you a sign one of your constituents was holding. matt heaney, 500 plus over host debts and -- 71% increase in gun violence. what would you say to that person? >> that is exactly why i am doing this. and because i live here and my neighbors are afraid and they are upset and people and government should be accountable to them and angry as well. i have been relentless every single day fighting on all of those issues. i have declared an emergency around drug overdoses. i past mental health sf to transform our boko mental health and drug addiction system. if you walk out you will see community safety ambassadors on every corner. but this is bigger than this community and these neighborhoods that i represent here. many of the problems, most of the challenges that the tenderloin are facing are because we are pushing these challenges on this community. and i have never said that these conditions

. >> reporter: supervisors matt haney represents the tenderloin and pressure the island, the only two zip codes chosen under the new equity plan setting aside 40% of the state's vaccine doses for communities hardest hit by covid-19. left out were some of the coast hot spots. the mission and the bay view. >> we obviously will reach out to the governor's office and let them know that we hope we can change this. >> reporter: overall ten bay areas made the priority list compared to 70 in los angeles. community members telling me this list did not account for identification in places like the mission district. they say it's based on information and healthcare in these zip codes. >> by taking the metric as a state, you are visualizing the pain that has been existing here with positivity rates of covid as high as 14%. >> reporter: they hope this results in a community vaccination hub. >> i hope to see action from the county health department to demonstrate how they will get these doses that are now being put aside for this neighborhood into the arms of people who live here. because so far, t

. >> the san francisco has its board mien and supervisor matt haney tells abc7 news of his of plans. as of now the city tell us because most residents are privately ensured, they are relying on healthcare providers to deliver the docs. >> the bay area just one of the critical pieces to building a better bay area and your healthy. discussions are in the works for a possible mass vaccination site like we're seeing across the country and one right here at the oakland coliseum. the 49ers also offering up levi stadium and the south bay. live at the event center mwhere one of these sites is officially set up. amy. >> that's right. couplesy. this is the only mass vaccination site in the bay and it is looks pretty popular. going to be a success. look at the line of people who showed up for a vaccine. this is the san mateo county event center. only open to healthcare worker or assisted living facility residents. one county supervisor says he would like to see one to two thousand people vaccinated here a day. he knows that's bold but that is what we need right now. >> we want to end covid simp

. >> reporter: something san francisco supervisor matt haney also supports. >> at this time when cases are going up and up, you should be vaccinated. and you should be able to demonstrate that. >> reporter: contra costa county tells abc7 news has no plans for a vaccine passport program or to require proof of vaccination to enter restaurants or other spaces. san mateo county also says it is not considering additional mandates. however, the county supervisor feels otherwise. >> the county of san mateo, you know, has not officially taken a position on doing this, but i think like the other counties, i believe it is something that is seriously being considered. >> reporter: oakland mayor libby schaaf said she hoped it would not be necessary. >> we have to put sanctity of life first, but my understanding is it should not be necessary. >> reporter: she understands a vaccine passport system is controversial, but likens it to anti-smoking campaigns. >> it is not unprecedented in our country to use these sorts of incentives. to make life more inconvenient when there is a safe and effective vacc

. >> the mayor and supervise or matt haney believes there is still room to negotiate. >> i will be reaching out to walgreens. i've expressed how important it is to stay in our community. >> then there were five, then there were seven. and there were 17. and now there's another five. it comes down to dollars and cents and safety first off the dollars and cents as colonel pointed out. when your theft right is five times the national average that means you're losing five times as much money. when your security cost are over that, that means money you're spending out. add in high rent, high labor costs, other problems an challenge, and it doesn't pencin scene le you saw what was that security guard supposed too? could leanne have gotten hurt? sometimes we say enough is enough, we can make our money elsewhere. >> that's the frustration. these people could be snatched just arrested right at that time scene, but you don't want innocent buy standers so it's easier to let them bicycle out. could the city do more? you can't put a police officer at every walgreens? >> well, and you know, you're seeing

at a committee hearing wednesday, supervisor matt haney was visibly confused why it would cost so much. though he voted to move forward with the plan, not wanting to create further delays. >> $20,000 again, ridiculous. it is a fox news headline waiting to happen. i really need to understand why it is so expensive. >> reporter: people on the street had similar reactions. does that sound like a reasonable price for a trashcan? >> no, i'm sorry, it sounds really bad. >> $20,000? go to costco and get the for five dollars. >> reporter: the majority of the trash cans are these green ones which have been around for more than 20 years. one of the problems the city has with this model as they say it is too easy to tamper with. people can reach inside, pulling trash out, leaving it over the streets. the new designs have slightly different features, but will be made of stainless steel and have sensors that tell how full they are. >> it will be able to notify and tell us, to send someone out to empty that can. >> reporter: he says once they determine which works best, the cost to actually produce

. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor matt haney wants this to change. what went wrong here? >> one of the things that went wrong is each of the counties decided to move on at different times when really i think we should be making a decision collectively of when to expand increasingly on-sites that are intended to serve the region. >> reporter: the moscone center mass vaccination site will reopen on monday after receiving additional doses from the state. the question is how long will the supply last. and what will happen if it's paused again? now we've reached out to cal oes, the agency managing the oakland coliseum site with fema to get more clarification, but we are still waiting to hear back. stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> any update on the supply san francisco county is expected to receive next week? ngupill be enough to sustain the moscone center site for at least the next week. now the state's distribution task force says the supply won't ramp up significantly until mid-march, about a month away now. until then, california will get a small increase of 2.6 million addi

supervisor matt haney told the chronicle the sf eagle is one of the oldest lgbtq bars in san francisco. >>> you need to be on the lookout on a mountain lion roaming around san francisco. a viewer shared this surveillance video of the big cat strolling down gavin street. this was around 3:00 yesterday morning, south of interstate 280. the mountaintopen lion also wandered through an open lot. they are warning for possible sightings in the area. >> we will not go up there. we have been walking just this road. i will stay here and not go u in the hills. >> mountain lions do not live in the city but sometimes they wander from the peninsula or marin county, as we know. >> they live around here. this is their home. right? >> which they took back during the pandemic and now we are trying to take it back. i bet we see more of forward. i love those looks. >>> let's take a look at what is going on from sutro tower. you can see the winds are already here. they will remain through tomorrow. below average highs will last through friday. then the winds will relax and temperatures getting back to aver

it's supervisor matt haney who was on site for the workers vote saturday night, and i know that this place doesn't operate without the workers. they're the ones who make place run they serve the food. they are really what bring the spirit to the stadium but with negotiations beginning this week singh says he's hoping both sides can come to an agreement soon. there's an opportunity here for you know the employer to come to the table and do right and for the giants to come to the table and address our concerns and do right by these workers in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news. now the giants responded to today's strike vote in a statement. it reads quote bon appetit management company and local 2 are currently engaged in collective bargaining negotiations. we encourage both sides to work productively to reach an agreement as soon as possible the giants make the health and safety of everyone working and visiting oracle park a top priority. we operate our venue in compliance with local and state health requirements and quote. well smoke from wildfires burning to our north is affecting a

is $12,000-$20,000, the budget of $300,000 for just 15 cans committee hearing wednesday supervisor haney was visibly confused as to why it would cost so much. though he voted to move forward with the plan not wanting to create further delays . >> $20,000 again can, it is a fox news headline waiting to happen there. i really need to understand why it's so expensive . >> people on the street had similar reactions. >> does that sound like a reasonable price for a trashcan? >> no, it sounds really bad . >> $20,000? using go to cosco, get up for five dollars . >> the city has more than three it thousand majority of agreements which have been around for 20 years. one of the problems is it's just too easy to tamper with, people can reach inside and pulled the trash out leaving it all over the street . >> the new designs all have slightly different features but will be made out of stainless steel and will have sensors that can tell how full they are . >> it's going to be able to notify and tell us to send someone out to empty the can . >> he says once to determine which one works best, the cost

supervisor matt haney is hopeful it would only go up from there. >> the white house is saying this next week will have the greatest distribution, largest number of doses that they've had yet. we hope to see that here at this site. it will make a huge difference for us. >> yesterday san francisco opened up vaccinations to tier 1b, which includes teachers as well as food and emergency service workers. front line, muni and bart employees are eligible as emergency service workers. moscone has the capacity to administer up the 10,000 doses a day once the supply is here. >>> and help is on the way. the fda could authorize the johnson & johnson vaccine as soon as tomorrow. joining us now live is dr. haley gantts, an infectious disease physician at stanford medical center. thanks for joining us, doctor. you're on the fda advisory committee. what can you tell us about the process and what we might expect tomorrow? >> yeah so, tomorrow we had the opportunity to review all of the data that has been put forth both by the johnson & johnson company from their evaluation as well as an independent eval

melanie: supervisor matt haney -- >> they need help, and this is a statement of the urgency that help is on the way. melanie: maryellen carroll, the executive director of the department of emergency management will spearhead the effort. >> it allows san francisco to cut through the red tape, to obtain the contracts, the resources, and the personnel that we need to address the crisis, conditions, and the tenderloin. melanie: it is welcomed by the community. >> residents need action. they will be excited to see that someone is finally paying attention to the neighborhood and residents. melanie: christy is the director of community organizing, and resident voice at the tenderloin benefit district. she said last week, the mayor met with approximately 50 residents. >> she listen to their stories about getting harassed or assaulted on the street, hiding from gunfire in the middle of the day at a park. melanie: they also spoke with policy advisers about changes they would like to see in the neighborhood. >> i hope to help that is offered is long-lasting. melanie: the mayor says it is. >> the

. >> san francisco supervisors walton, ronan and haney were part of the caravathe caravathea >>> the san francisco unified school district has had its fair share of controversy over the past year. most recently, with school board member allison collins, and her tweets, some view as anti-asian. for the first time, we are hearing from asian american supporters of collins, and the woman who found those explosive tweets. jobina, i know you spoke with all of them. >> i did, ready. my report on thion thion thion i minutes long, and includes critical details. so i'm sharing with you right now is a preview of what you will hear. silver background, collins was not a board member when she tweeted that many asian americans use, quote, white supremacist thinking to assimilate and get ahead.". she said the tweets were in response to asian american kids at san francisco middle school harassing a latino student. she was stripped of her vice president position and committee assignments, then she sued the district and her colleagues. i talked with some of her asian american supporters who say, change

. >> community leaders joined supervisor matt haney in calling on county health officials to tenderloin and treasure island. heaney says the tenderloin has the highest case rate of any neighborhood in the city. only 8% of residents of treasure island have been vaccinated that is the lowest number of all san francisco neighborhoods. >>> hazard pay could be coming to some san francisco frontline workers. a scheduled vote is moments away. the board of supervisors is considering a proposal to give an extra $5 per hour to people working at grocery and retail stores with pharmacies. the bill is expected to pass. several other cities including oakland, santa clara, and berkeley have similar pandemic pay boosts. >>> now to those ongoing education issues when it comes to this past year. a new stanford study found that distance learning had a negative impact on reading skills at the elementary school level. abc7 news reporter david louie shows us what's being done to correct it. >> reporter: students and teachers alike had a steep learning curve when classes went virtual. researchers at stanford'

san francisco supervisor matt haney says it's one way to keep the new strain of the virus out of the city. >> you know, there's not a whole lot of ways for it to be enforced. so i think really what we're saying that this is the best practice. if you're coming into san francisco, stay home for ten days. >> i have two kids on the east coast. i have to see them. i traveled over there so they don't have to come over here. >> the quarantine applies to all people traveling, not just those who are flying. >>> people are having their accounts suspended as california's unemployment department cracks down on suspected fraud. the edd tweeted yesterday morning saying that it is halting payments on claims it considers high-risk. account holders will be notified and will need to verify their identity to have their accounts unfrozen. our 7 on your side team has been investigating the numerous problems that has plagued the edd during this pandemic. you can watch our continuing coverage at abc7news.com/7 on your side. >>> now let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under

supervisor matt haney tells abc 7 news he plans to bring up how the city will deliver its vaccines to the public. as of now, the city's covid command center tells us because most residents are privately insured, they're relight on healthcare providers to deliver doses. >>> the bay area's race to reach widespread vaccinations is a critical piece of our commitment to building a better bay area and to your health. this morning, discussions are in the works for a possible mass vaccination sites like the ones we're seeing pop up across the country and won could one couldt the oakland coliseum. amy hollyfield is live where one of the sites is now officially set up. amy? >> reporter: that's right, this isn't open for the general public, but it is the only mass vaccination site here in the bay area. and it is proving to be a popular site. take a look at the line that formed. all of these people wanting a vaccine here at the san mateo county event center. it is only open to healthcare workers, or assisted living facility residents. one county supervisor says he would like to see 1,000 to 2,000

i saw this tweet supervisor haney put out saying that the mass coney center, there are many appointments, if you work with kids, the food industry, sign up, this is your chance and get vaccinated. >> good to hear that on a monday. >> yeah. >> glad you spent your monday with us. "good morning america" starts now. >>> good morning, america. bombshell revelations. overnight, harry and meghan tell their side of the story. >> i was a bit shocked. >> the astonishing questions about archie's skin color before he was born. >> also, concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born. >> what? >> meghan reveals that the pressures of royal life nearly drove her to suicide while she was several months pregnant. >> i just didn't want to be alive anymore. >> accusing the palace of ignoring her pleas for help. plus, what harry is saying about the upakg inwithmonarchy. >> i was trapped, but i didn't know i was trapped. >> saying he was

supervisor matt haney is one of the supporters and says a summer play initiative will eliminate barriers to ensure every kid in our city has a spot in a summer program. >>> coming up, hear from one of two bay area students accused of killing a police officer in rome. what he says happened in his detailed testimony. >>> and a chance to get a free round trip flight to and from anywhere in california, the deal from alaska airlines. >>> and here is a look outside in san jose, where you see the high clouds we have been talking about are going to make for a colorful sunrise. your activity planners are going to revolve around less sunshine today, but mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s. and whether we come back from this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance usually doesn't cover everything you need. it's long on pages. short on coverage. that's why three was created. it covers your entire business in just one policy. because small business owners have enough on their hands. so go with three and leave those old policies in the dust. sawdust. technically. don't interrupt

last week supervisor matt haney introduced the vaccinate sf plan and it will require the city's department of health to submit a written plan to vaccinate all san frcian sri vaccination data and central portal for vaccination appointments. >>> we're expecting new details today about the vaccination site at the moscone center. the mayor will join kaiser officials at a news conference at 11:00 this morning. appointments can be made starting tomorrow through the state's my turn website, and it will serve bay area residents age 65 and up as well as healthcare workers. >>> also a federal mask vaccination site that is going up at the oakland coliseum, part of a pilot program to help speed up distribution. starting next week, eligibility for the covid-19 vaccine in alameda county will expand to phase 1b. once the site opens, that means seniors 65 and up and essential workers will be able to receive the vaccine. >> the whole idea is to speed up the through put, the efficiency, maintain an equitable lens in helication and distribution of the vaccine. >> the site will be operated by the state in par

. >> san francisco's supervisor haney introduced legislation calling for vaccine providers. of the nine bay area counties only contra costa publish by race and ethnicity. >>> los angeles is setting up a protest zone. about 50 protesters temporarily shut down the mass vaccination site at dodger stadium saturday. a post on social media described it as a scamdemic protest. jessica rivera was outraged. >> it's deeply problematic. it should be considered criminal in my opinion. >> police did not arrest anyone and the vaccines started up about an hour later. >>> there's a new mask mandate that requires everyone wear a mask while using any form of public transportation. the rule has already been a requirement here in the bay area but this mandate impacts travelers across the country. it goes into effect late tonight. masks have to now be worn in airplanes, busses, trains, subways, taxis or any ride share vehicle. the cdc says it has the right to enforce through criminal penalties, but is hoping that people will follow this voluntarily. >>> 110 million americans bracing for a powerf

san francisco supervisor matt haney says it's one way to keep the new strain of the virus out of the city. >> you know, there's not a whole lot of ways for it to be enforced. so i think really what we're saying that this is the best practice. if you're coming into san francisco, stay home for ten days. >> reporter: despite pleas from lawmakers to stay home, the tsa says on saturday, it screened nearly 1.2 million people, a record high since the pandemic began, and close to 2 million people will travel this holiday weekend. noah lund and his friends just got back from a beach vacation in mexico. >> i'm not necessarily too afraid for my sake. if i was older, maybe. but i'm young. we need to realize there's another problems other than just covid. >> reporter: it's important to note that the quarantine measures apply to everyone traveling into the bay area, not just those traveling by air. at sfo, anser hassan, abc7 news. >>> coming up, protesters are demanding action after seeing a vacaville police officer punching his k-9 partner. what the city is saying about this investigation. >>> a

according to the examiner, supervisor matt haney will be introducing a proposal today requiring the city's department of public health to submit a comprehensive vaccination plan to the county board and do it within seven days. we will be streaming mayor breed's vaccine update on our website, abc7news.com and it starts at 1:15 this afternoon. >>> and, of course, abc 7 news is tracking the vaccine rollout state wide, you can see where distribution stands and also see when you might be able to get the shot. look for this vaccine tracker on our home page. >>> coming up, the high profile police chief who may eventually leave the san jose police department. he's no stranger to the national spotlight. the crisis he dealt with just last year. >>> and the wizarding world could be coming to the small screen. the streaming service that is reportedly making a harry potter tv series. >>> and after a freezing start, dress warmly this afternoon, and carry that umbrella. rain is moving in, and temperatures will be in the low to mid-50s. tonight, not as cold with waves of showers moving in, temperatures in

you heard matt haney say people are dying are more police more city outreach the answer on the streets that remains to be seen in fact advocates say that may take away from the work that nonprof. have done for years on the streets working with folks with with drug issues as well. so but you know mayor says clearly that it's not working right something else needs to be done. well phil we know this is a hydra-headed problem. it's not easy to solve multifaceted. what do you think is making a difference what's making a difference is this is the people, you know, we talk about the people on the street. we teach talk about their needs we talk about how to treat their problems, but you know, and alma there are people families immigrant families that live in the buildings in the tenderloin that live in the apartments there that are afraid to go out on the streets. that are growing up amid this what are their rights? what are what are we doing to protect them? what are we doing to make their life better? that is the balance that is as is looking to be struck here. there's a question about wheth

. >> supervisor matt haney --. >> this is a statement of the urgency to help is on the way. >> executive director of the apartment of emergency management will spearhead the effort. >> emergency declarations allow san francisco to cut through the red tape, to obtain the contract, the resources, the personnel that we need to address the crisis conditions in the tenderloin. >> is welcomed by committee members. >> residents need action. they're going to be excited to see someone is finally paying attention to the neighborhood and the residence. >> christie is the director of community organization, and resident voice of the tenderloin community benefit district did she says, last week, the mayor met with approximately 50 residents. >> you listen to their stories about harassed or resulted. hiding from gunfire in the middle of the day. >> the group also spoke with the mayor's policy advisers about changes they would like to see in the neighborhood. >> i hope the help that is offered is long-lasting. >> the mayor says it is. the goal is to not let anyone stay out in the streets. >> everything

a reporter on the scene this morning learned community groups have reached out to supervisor matt haney to ordinate help for the victims. and now francis is taking a look at our traffic this morning, hi francis. >> hi reggie good morning, everyone is been a very slow right on noah fant 880 as you make your way past the coliseum, we have a live shot for you up to 980 because of a couple of incidents, one was an accident that brought blocked all lanes there was even a refrigerator in the lanes. and that san mateo bridge ride has been tough this morning as well, westbound traffic has been slow and go, there was an i have the pleasure to present to you... dr. martin luther king. sometimes, this is what it takes. facing down hate. facing down bias. as we step out, bay area, lets step up our march towards social justice and health equity. join aids walk san francisco live at home, streaming on may 16. register today aidswalk.net >>> good morning, temperatures a little bit: this morning from 40 fog at half moon bay, most of us elsewhere in the low to mid 50s. you can definitely see a change ri

supervisor matt haney will require a plan to be submitted to the county in a week. it will start at 1:15. >>> here is mike. >> let me give you an update on our strong storm. 3 on the storm impact scale. strongest of the season. still looking at 1 to 3 inches of rain. rain moves into the north bay as we head towards lunch, the rest of us during the afternoon hours and it gets heavier and actually gets more dangerous as the winds pick up during the evening and early overnight hours. rain every day. >>> coming up on "gma," bachelor >>> coming up on "gma," bachelor villain victoria is advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that tests positive for pd-l1 and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. opdivo plus yervoy is the first and only fda-approved combination of two immunotherapies opdivo plus yervoy equ

haney who once wrote, anyone with gumption and a sharp mind will take the measure of two things -- what's said and what's done. so denis will not just say words to the veterans of this country as your secretary. he will get things done. with that, madam president, i ask my colleagues to support the nomination, denis mcdonough as secretary of veterans affairs. thank you, and i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. texas. mr. cornyn: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cornyn: madam president, it's been more than a month since a violent mob stormed this building and attempted to disrupt the congressional certification of presidential electors, the vote of those electors. rather than a peaceful transition of power, some of the mob turned their grievances into violent action. but, again, that's the problem with mobs. no matter what the intentio