the jokes move on, but oakland is no longer the faceless city across the bay. today california's fourth largest city is a booming commerce of art and culture. ♪♪ >> but oakland's new glamour and prosperity are not shared equally by all of its citizens. many are non-white and many are poor. they don't use the museum, the coliseum or the airport very much, nor do they hold their share of the jobs created by oakland's new industry, port and transportation facilities. ♪ hey you ♪ ♪ how come you're such a cold and brutal city ♪ ♪ ain't got no shame ♪ ♪ most of all ain't got no pity ♪ >> most of oakland's black and brown citizens came here from the south during world war ii, lured by recruiters for government and private industry to work in shipyards and defense plants. after the war, the shipyards closed and many factories moved to the suburbs, leaving most non-white workers behind. technology put still more workers on the unemployment and welfare lines where they were joined by newly dispossessed farms and farm workers forced off the land by the

the during the fifties, oakland became a stagnant ghetto surrounded by oakland's all white police department, which earned a reputation for head knocking brutality and has left a well remembered legacy of bitterness in the minds and hearts of many who lived there in that time in place. we >> i was growing up in the late thirties and early forties, and at that time the police department was perceived as cruel. and there was fear on the part of black people at that time. i remember one specific situation, where several young blacks were being apprehended by the police, and they went into homes to pick up some alleged crime, and i remember one police officer kicking one of the young people, he could've been more than 13 or 14 years old. >> i think that the black panthers raised a significant issue, that was the brutality of the police when it came to the black community. >> the police were in the same position as most government, not being responsive to the citizens knees. we inculcated in many places in our for policeman what i would call a gung ho law enforcement orientation. we're talking se

, but you can't take oakland out of the warriors. >> the soul of this organization was built in oakland. >> tonight the warriors will wear their special oakland jerseys, and turn the floor into the we believe a, but the players are not the only ones excited to show off those jerseys. >> we are not think you have to put this up but it would probably be a good idea. congratulations. >> this means so much to me, you guys, i will proudly, proudly display this. in the office of the vice president of the united states, the office i'm about to occupy it i cannot thank you enough. >> a great day, one of the reasons we are wearing our oakland jerseys tonight. we are taking great pride in the fact that kamala harris is from oakland, and just a huge day, obviously, in our nations history, and for the bay area as well, so it is great to be day. >> reporter: and the team security will now be stationed on the floor after games to try to keep opposing players from hugging. true story. this after players ignored new protocol to limit postgame interactions. the league is up to 15 canceled games now due

i'm going to pick up oakland and mostly just emeryville in berkeley. the temperatures from today significant for this time of year that 71 mountain view stands out. didn't see any records today, which is surprising, but it just shows you that we can get this kind of warmth. this kind of time of year. the high pressure ridge is set up and you could see that the moisture plume is now heading up to the north and that further north out of the pacific out of the vancouver air. area and up further up into the alaskan peninsula, so the brain is dying down to get a break in seattle and portland, where they had copious amounts of rain. we had a little drizzle this morning. just a little bit. you probably saw some out there. tomorrow. we wake up with a little bit of valley fog. we end up with temperatures back into the mid upper sixties with low seventies maybe a little. there might be a little patchy valley fog in some of those inland areas and maybe even around the bay. but that's kind of the big weather feature other than the warm up. certainly it's not going

baseball stadiums like petco and oakland coliseum. we should be using oracle here in san francisco. we should be using keys are we have parking lots and playgrounds and parks all over the city. and in reality, this has to be an all hands on deck operation. it cannot be something that we just tell people, you know. go talk to your doctor. go talk to your private provider. this is a public health epidemic and for that, right. then we need public leadership. and that means putting all of our infrastructure on the table. that means getting volunteers. there should be no vaccines sitting in a refrigerator when we know that that vaccine can save someone's life, and it could mean that people get to work sooner. they could see the families. we could reopen small businesses and california shamelessly of vaccinations. i know many folks have friends and family across the country and we're seeing teach. prison older folks get vaccinated. that should be happening here, too. and it can. we just need a plan and we need to start to do it right now. you're talking about good idea is getting these ma

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>>what we're seeing in oakland is oakland mayor libby shaft good morning mayor schaff. >>how you do right now what are we going to see coliseum rollout see a big mass vaccination site. the mass vaccination site at the coliseum should be up and running by mid february and let's be clear no one has been happy about how the vaccination has rolled out but we've never had a global pandemic before in our lifetime, so. >>i am very confident that things will start feeling much more organized very but i know that alameda county is particularly startling because we have a disproportionate number of health care workers that we are blessed to have living in our community at least a 145,000 health care workers and so far we've only received a little more than a 102,000 vaccines. so that's why it feels like we're having to wait a little bit longer here in alameda county, but we got to take care of the people who have been taking care of us is there anything being done specifically for underserved communities that. >>i don't know maybe they can't get the vaccination centers as a way t

oakland police officer has received a visit from the fbi. he tells the abc7 news news i-team that agents interviewed him about attending last week's trump rally that led to the assault on the capitol, and about his social media posts promoting conspiracy theories. i-team reporter dan noyes is live with the story tonight. dan? >> reporter: dan, some current oakland police officers liked and commented on snyder's post, and now they are under internal affairs investigation. jarrell snyder left the oakland police department in 2015. he is now a data analyst living in texas. >> stay warm. >> last week he traveled to washington, d.c. for the trump rally contesting the election relative humidities and gave me these pictures. why did you feel it necessary to go to d.c. for the rally? >> i felt that like i said, our government's not being transparent, and that this election was stolen from a majority. >> reporter: snyder still believes that, even though state election officials certified the results, the trump campaign lost 60 lawsuits over the issue

is force the warriors debut there oakland forever, jerseys and court. >>he has the highlights of tonight's game against the spurs >>for sports. the big question going into tonight could the warriors build on monday's big win over the lakers. well spoiler alert. >>they sure could perhaps they were channeling some of the magic of oracle arena does debuted their oakland forever. jerseys tonight. >>and steve kerr said that was partly in honor of new veep and oakland native kamala harris. >>it's one of the reasons we're wearing our oakland jerseys tonight in and you'll see it on the floor you know we're taking great pride in the fact kamala harris is from oakland integrated today as vice president just a huge day obviously in our nations history and and for the bay area as well so it's great to be able to honor. her and her big day. >>you gotta love the look of those oakland forever jerseys that they were waiting for the first time tonight before the game steve kerr of course talking about kamala harris's connection with the warriors and oakland and meanwhil

dc there are another oakland native of course vice president kamala harris has her oakland roots and they presented her with a jersey she opened it today via video and she said how excited she was and she's actually going to hang the same oakland jerseys that they were wearing tonight in the office of the vice president that she will occupy for the next 4 years so great stuff, everybody was excited about that and it was just a really nice for an oakland native and the team that is rooted in oakland, not to steal the oakland a's moniker but all that was some great stuff and the warriors will be right back in action tomorrow night right here at chase against the new york knicks of course we'll have pre game coverage leading up to that right on kron 4 news reporting from chase center. i'm jason dumas us. >>all right cool night for you to be there jason, thank you very much well time some nhl hockey the shocks as sharks make that we're back on the ice tonight for the second game of their series in st. louis taken on the blues and we'll start things off with a look at their team plane whi

proud to see this moment, amberleigh life for us tonight in oakland ever thank you. president joe biden wasted little time and taking action to dismantle some of the policies from the former trump administration. he signed a serious of executive actions on everything from immigration to the handling of the pandemic. ktvu jana katsuyama here with that p, janet, the president said. he has a lot of work ahead. yes and he certainly has an ambitious plan. he wants to get 100 million people vaccinated within his 1st 100 days. and today as you mentioned, he signed those executive orders and actions on day one. i'm gonna start by keeping the promises i made to the american people. president biden sat down in the oval office hours after his inauguration and got straight to work. the president signed 15 executive orders and two actions, signaling the day one change in u. s policy. addressing the covid pandemic, the president made masks mandatory on federal property, rejoined the world health organization and created a national covid-19 coordinator. other actions included reent

>>how long experts think you could you plus fire protection could be compromised in oakland, what we know tonight about proposed budget cuts to the fire department. >>in the east bay on the heels of what was an extremely dangerous fire season, the city of oakland could soon lose 3 fire engine is as a result of budget cuts because of the covid impact on the economy and that could mean slower response times to emergencies kron four's has and yoon explains the cuts. >>he's going to close firehouse is on a rotating basis that means you'll never know day to day whether your family's protected whether your business is protected. >>there are 24 fire engines in the city of oakland ofd is now staring at the prospect of losing 3 of those engines due to the city's multi-million dollar budget deficit, the fire department has never done shutdowns like this the president of the union that represents oakland firefighters exact under says losing 3 engines could add 5 to 10 minutes to response times so the difference between 5 minutes and 10 minutes is the difference between keeping a fire just to yo

. >>> in the last couple hours oakland police announced an internal hate speech investigation. in a statement tonight interim chief susan manheimer said in part, "there are allegations that current employees may have been involved on social media accounts that contained objectionable or offensive content. opd will not allow any members to engage in or support this type of content and will root out this conduct anywhere within the department." according to the chronicle, the investigation is connected to former opd officer jurell snyder who was in washington to protest wednesday but claims he did not participate in the siege on the capitol. >>> a live look at san jose tonight, bay area stay-at-home order set to expire at midnight, but with the hospitals completely overwhelmed in santa clara county and across the region the order is expected to be extended indefinitely. kpix5's katie nielsen live at valley medical center in san jose to explain. katie? >> reporter: ken, one of the key indicators the state is looking at to determine which regions were under those stay- at-home orde

and the plan to temporarily close fire stations in oakland because the budget just can't afford to keep them open. >> also coming up here tonight, proposed hazard pay for grocery workers and why some say the increase is a bad idea. plus, the slap in the face for distilleries that stepped up to help fight covid-19. >>> and the new lifeline-for-small businesses in santa clara county. >>> we'll begin here with the hospital that had just hours to administer all of its covid-19 advance evens because it had no choice. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thanks for joining us. it happened at ukiah valley medical center, a hospital an hour north of santa rosa. the frozer storing the moerpda vaccines broke down and by the time it was in the the vials were two hours away from going bad. abc 1 news reporter wayne freedman explained how hospital staff turned what could have been a disaster into a day of success. >> reporter: into ukiah some 830 people breathed a little easier and worried less about covid-19 today. math teacher leslie banta happened to be up of them. her word for it.

and oakland's got a lot of positives. >> well, oakland is really in some ways really coming into its own. there is kind of a rebirth in city of oakland. there is a wonderful things happening there, people moving in. obviously the pandemic has changed a lot of that. but there is terrific momentum in that great city, and they have taken a couple of body blows with the warriors leaving and the raiders leaving. but the raiders have been really god about continuing to hang on and celebrate the oakland roots which is nice and now represented in washington. >> and they still have their practice facility in oakland. and so they're going to be using that for kids events and all kinds of training activities. >>> now speaking of honoring oakland, when you become the first female vice president, you get honored in all kinds of ways as well. that includes getting a beer named of you. check this out. laughing monk brewing in san francisco has created mvp harris. it is a west coast double ipa. the brewery says the drink is juicy and refreshing with deep characters of passion fruit, mandarin oranges

winds are expected to top 70 miles per hour in the oakland hills. they're putting the wildfire gear back on the rigs and warning ppleeo to stay home and take precautions. >> avoid using open flames, outdoors, indoors, candles, fires out sides, fire pits. tonight is the night to be doing any of that. >> falling trees, power outages and wildfires are all very possible tonight. winds are expected to peak at midnight. for more on this wind vent. let's check in withure chief meteorologist. you lost power about an hour ago. is that because of gusty winds? >> well, sometimes in my house when we get the winds kicking up, we do have some power issues. pg & e shutoff. we had some of the power in the house go off. it's back on right now. so thanks for asking about that. and, you know, for a lot of us out there, we could see trees come down. also some power lines due to the extremely gusty winds. so as we start off our forecast tonight, i did want to begin a little bit here real fast with the temperatures. look, it wasn't uncomfortable. but so unusual for janua

i'm from oakland. i like that k from hatai n thg. >> madam vice president. >> i'm not saying you're going put this up in your office at the white house, but it would probably be a good idea. congratulations, blazing your own path. we're all rooting and supporting you the whole way. >> oh, this means so much to me. >> it's fantastic. the little girl in the video, stella, she is adorable. and by the way, carina who works on the warriors video team put this all together. worked on it for five straight days. it's fantastic. i posted the entire video. it's about two minutes long on my twitter feed if you want two check it out. >>> chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes remains in concussion protocol, but looks like he is going to play in the afc title game. the reigning super bowl mvp got knocked out of last week's play-off game after a hard tackle with his head getting yanked into the turf. mahomes limited in practice today as hes go through the five-step process to get cleared to play. >> yeah, well, it's a w

frank amberleigh in oakland tonight, amber, thank you. vice president kamala harris honored black designers with her outfit today, her vibrant purple coat and dress were created by new york designer christopher john rogers. rogers is a rising star in the fashion industry, having won the council of fashion designers of america award. harris also wore a pearl necklace, which was designed by jeweler wilfredo rouz otto. president joe biden has given the oval office a slight makeover. there's now a bronze sculpture of cesar chavez, the labor leader, activist on the table behind his desk, as well as a portrait of benjamin franklin on a nearby wall. one office feature remains, which is biden, which he's using what's known as the resolute desk because it was built from the oak. using the british arctic exploration ship h. m s resolute. mr trump used that desk to alex padilla was sworn in today as u. s senator representing california and replacing now vice president kamala harris governor. newsome appointed the former california secretary of state

they hadn't feel like a winter's night 63 degrees in morgan hill 62 still in san mateo 61 in oakland 63 degrees in berkeley 55 degrees cool off now in the napa valley, 54 in the bottle still 62 in louis in the skies going stay mostly clear as we head through the evening hours we will see a couple of patches of fog along the coastline that may be a couple batches of ground fog and some of the cherry valley after midnight tonight, otherwise we've got another great day coming your way for tomorrow in fact other than a couple patches of fog along the coastline think a lot of sunshine. but late in the day, we'll know some high clouds begin to drift into our skies. nothing that's going to ruin your day only kind of painting a nice sunset i think by tomorrow night temperatures enjoy a beautiful spring-like weather again for tomorrow are up in the 60's and the 70's could that stick around for the weekend we will let you know at the forecast coming up a few minutes all right lawrence, thank you well, the expansion of vaccine distribution is happening all across the bay area now that the minim

in oakland, and in berkeley. i saw some people walking down the street, displaying their american flags. we visited her childhood home, and elementary school, in burke today, but we also heard from many people who still believe that the election was stolen. >> i was so disinterested and watching the inauguration today. >> and to see democracy in action, it's beautiful. >> reporter: political arguments often divide but not for elyse o'connell and her friend. >> the democrats want to say they want unity and they are not, they are saying that bu theywa s ara new beginning. so it was really, i thought it was great. >> reporter: in berkeley, they took a stroll in their neighborhood, passed her childhood home. >> such relief to hear somebody who sounded like a president, who is articulate and had so much empathy and spoke about unity. >> we have not had for the stla thurat is the most important thing. this is the united states. >> brandy is a veteran and chum supporter. >> he pulled the scab off our political system so

davis and another man were gunned down in oakland in april 2019. police say somebody opened fire on them when their car pulled up to the intersection of 18th avenue and international boulevard. officers released these images of the suspect's car. police and crime stoppers of oakland are offering up to $20,000 for information leading toty a rest of the killers. >>> new at 11:00, there's a push to remove a controversial statue in san jose. the chronicle reports several people called in to the mayor's forum last night urging them to get rid of it. here's video of the thomas fallon statue when it was vandalized in june. many people have called it a symbol of oppression since he raised the american flag over san jose two months after congress declared war on mexico. the mayor says it will cost $400,000 to have the statue removed since its considered a permanent piece of public art. the artist and city council could have a say in this process. >>> neighbors are scared. and nearby businesses want to move out. all because of this large east bay homeless en

looming cuts will affect oakland hills to the flat lands. interim chief says they will prioritize shootings but depending how busy they are calls for burglaries or nonlife threatening incidents may not see any police response for a while. >>> investors confident in the new biden administration as hopes rise for a new relief bill. >>> who has over taken jeff bezos as the world's richest man? diane king hall has the latest money watch report. >> reporter: wall street hit record highs thursday. dow gained 211 points. nasdaq rallied 326 and s&p 500 jumped 55. investors feel confident that the incoming biden administration and democratic congress will pass another coronavirus relief bill to get the pandemic under control and give businesses much needed stimulus. some uncertainty was also taken out of the next weeks after president trump released a video promising a smooth transition of power on january 20th. facebook and instagram locked president trump's accounts until he is out of office. it comes after weeks of baseless attacks on election by

>>what we're seeing in oakland is oakland mayor libby shaft good morning mayor schaff. >>how you do right now what are we going to see coliseum rollout see a big mass vaccination site. the mass vaccination site at the coliseum should be up and running by mid february and let's be clear no one has been happy about how the vaccination has rolled out but we've never had a global pandemic before in our lifetime, so i am very confident that things will start feeling much more organized very but i know that alameda county is particularly startling because we have a disproportionate number of health care workers that we are blessed to have living in our community at least a 145,000 health care workers and so far we've only received a little more than a 102,000 vaccines. so that's why it feels like we're having to wait a little bit longer here in alameda county but we got to take care of the people who have been taking care of us is there anything being done specifically for underserved communities that. >>i don't know maybe they can't get the vaccination centers as a way that

let's go straight to harris's hometown of oakland. there was a party at oakland mayor libby schaaf home today mayor schaff tweeted this picture. our family this morning celebrating president biden and vice president harris's inauguration. shop also tweeted quote congrats to my friend kamala harris oakland is proud beyond words, first black woman and asian woman vp daughter than ever as and daughter of oakland make us proud to be americans again and staying with the oakland seem as we acknowledge the history made today with vice president here is being the first woman of color to be sworn into office, the golden state warriors posted this video to celebrate harris as a role model to all females of color with the caption oakland's own. us out. and find the site nation >>to be a every little girl. watching tonight that this is a country of possibilities. >>and to the children of our country regardless of your country has sent you a clear message. with the end the show. the lead. conviction and see yourselves in a way that others may not

this kid from oakland. i got chosen to be one of the interns and who would have known so many years later, i would actually run the office where i was once a student. harris has had a long career in california politics, and she's no stranger to breaking barriers starting with winning the san francisco district attorney's race in 2003. the first woman and person of color to lead the office. you know her way is to say, you know, on the first we need to be excellent. you know, we absolutely need tol. be excellent as we as we pay this way. debbie maslow was a longtime friend and singer advisor to harris for more than 20 years, she says she's watched the vp elect outwork everyone. after a second term in the da's office, harris was elected to serve his california's attorney general, once again, shattering the glass ceiling. certainly her election in san francisco was a transition when she became california attorney general. it also was the transition never before had a woman but elected never before had a black w

. >>> oakland now days from temporarily closing fire stations just as heat and high winds pick up. >>> and the napa tire shop where authorities say they discovered an arsenal of weapons. the owner is arrested, but his family insisting they have the wrong guy. >>> and we begin with the state nearing a new milestone in the fight against covid-19. california has now recorded nearly 3 million coronavirus cases. that's roughly 8% of the state's population. it comes as the state tries to smooth out the rocky rollout of vaccines, something the governor is trying to put a positive spin on. he tweeted today that california is h has now administered more vaccines than any other state, trying to get them to the ones most vulnerable. >> thank you for joining us. more than 3 million doses of the covid vaccine have been shipped to health departments across the state. but the backlog is still in pretty bad shape. stephanie sierra is tracking it live fouls tonight. stephanie? >> reporter: there are still 29 million doses waiting in freezers around the state. today the governor was not very transparen

listen the voters of georgia just might have saved some jobs in oakland california. so it is cautious optimism that i woke up this morning and honestly i kept on hitting refresh on night last night because to regain control of the senate. >>is likely to shake loose that desperately needed aid package for local governments that mitch mcconnell blocked in the last covid relief aid package, and the reason that we are having to tighten our belts even on things like public safety is because of a 62 million dollar deficit that the city of oakland is facing because of covid impact this georgia election may change that while so everything is coming together here all the ticks are local right, so you're watching georgia you're watching the democrats gain control and that trickles down to oakland in many ways. it does it just now listen i join the police department in mourning a very tragic year with regard to the the most number of homicides, a 102 tragic losses of life we have not seen those numbers for 9 years now we made national headlines last year by cutting gun violence

. >> when and how will oakland ?w season arrives tomorrow. we will have the latest on the heavy rain and dangerous winds in accuweather. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future this. is abc 7 news. >> tonight deputies are going door to door in the santa cruz mountains telling people it is time to leave. it could trigger dangerous debris flow and mudslides in areas devastated by last year's wildfires. >> evacuation warnings were issued ahead of the storm. the zones in red are under evacuation orders, about 5,000 people including san lorenzo valley, davenport and along the coast. the zones in yellow are evacuation warnings. these storms are going to bring a significant amount of rain to the area. >> no question and let's get going now with drew. >> dan and ama, this time tomorrow we will be in the worst part of the storm with heavy rain and dangerous winds. this is a level 3 strong storm we are tracking, the strongest storm this winter season. we highlight the 12-hour window from tomorrow

they were informed via a zoom conference by the district attorneys office in oakland. it appears that all may know will not be serving any more jail time for his role in the 2016 fire in east oakland that killed 36 people. the first trial in 2019 lasted four months and ended with a deadlock jury 10:2 in favor of guilt. his codefendant was found not guilty.>> for the families, it is a crushing blow that they will not be having another trial and that almena is not really being held accountable. we are glad that he is admitting it and pleading guilty but he's not being held accountable. >> i have a heavy, sinking feeling that this is as close to justice as we are going to get. and that is not very close at all.>> almena served nearly 3 years in santa rita jail but was released last year in may when authorities released nonviolent offenders after that covid outbreak within the facility. we also reached out to the district attorney in alameda county for a statement but a gag order in this case is prohibiting prosecutors and attorneys directly involved in this case from comm

the oakland simply plans to honor oakland born vice president elect kamila harris this weekend with the virtual inaugural ball, the music director of the oakland symphony meister michael morgan says he designed the program tell people around the country learned more about harrison's hometown. i do hope you're with us this morning on the nine when we. had the chance to talk live with the music director. he said. the online event will include members of oakland's arts community, along with appearances from social, civic and business leaders invited the oaken arts community. we put out the invitation foreign wide, and we have dance troupes, visual artists. um every kind of music fact that you can think of from vietnamese chinese, uh, the cho. everyone wanted to respond, and so it's very celebratory. the program is called oakland salutes. it's set to begin three pm sunday afternoon. then you could see it on demand anytime after that watched the live stream event at oakland symphony dot org's also on the symphony's youtube channel and facebook page. dozens of states across the country contin

you can still tell stories of the east bay and oakland through food and you can send them to people all across the country.>> reporter: each box comes with a message from the sender, handwritten every night, handwriting more tn rson of them touching on how historic this inauguration day will be for women. >> a woman wrote to her mom and said, i know we can't watch this together, but we know it's a day that we have been were looking forward to for a long time and it is finally here.>> reporter: in berkeley, kpix 5. >>> a san francisco man accused of participating in the capital riots, how authority is used his social media to find him. >>> facing another crushing blow during the shutdown for restaurants. >> it has been so long already that we are contemplating how many hits are we going to take. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a live look at santa school, usually would be bustling on a holiday weekend, but tonight the city of the restaurants are for the most part empty, one restaurant is dealing with another blow on top of the shutdown.>> reporter: it has been exactly one month since the bay

in the east bay, 65 in oakland, 66 fremont. high clouds and sunshine in the inland areas. 68 walnut creek, 69 in livermore. i want to fast forward to sunday night. winds begin to come up, but it's really monday morning dry down sloping offshore winds in the hills and you'll see that in the calestoga area will lead to fire concerns and the gusty pattern will continue into january. we get these winter dry spells but when you combine that spells danger. records are possible for the weekend, and we are expecting those gusty winds especially on martin luther king day, fire danger rising, still windy tuesday. definitely need to be careful and then cooler by mid-we >>> a minor 3.8 earthquake rattled the east bay today. happened around 11:20 this morning. the epicenter was in concord as you see. it was felt as far away as daly city. nearly 5,000 people reported feeling it. no damage, though, was reported. >> that's good. also in the east bay oakland airport is getting its first vending machine for covid-19 tests. wellness for humanity

to east oakland and the fruitvale district and then back to west oakland. but ted trump. oh, in san francisco. protesters with refuse fascism held a protest and car caravan through various city neighborhoods. today the group is also calling for the removal of president trump and vice president mike pence in the wake of the violent riots at the u. s. capitol. this is our country. oh you are. it is not belonging to one side or another. this is our country. similar events and protest took place today in atlanta, chicago, detroit, houston and philadelphia one day after the violent attack on the capitol president trump today finally condemned the siege and also admitted his election defeat. he's calling now for the nation to heal, but lawmakers are. criticizing his rhetoric and calling for him to be removed from office. ktvu is as a smith here tonight with the latest developments as well. frank since wednesday's attack, more democrats and some republicans have said president trump should not be allowed to finish his term with 13 days left in office. i would like

harris was born in oakland and later moved to berkeley. in another show of pride, oaklandish in collaboration with the warriors tropped a limited edition celebrating the new team oakland forever jerseys. >>> today is a time that only comes around once a year and a marvel for nature lovers. the annual magnolia bloom in san francisco. more than 200 rare and historic trees in the botanical garden typically peak starting in mid january. the perfect day to check them out. the velvety silver buds line these elegant trees and blossom into pink, white and magenta flowers. it's free for san francisco residents and kids 4 and under. other tickets can be bought online and make sure, of course, to keep your distance. gosh those are beautiful, lisa. >>> and it was looking like spring, feeling like it last weekend. back to winter. but we do have a sunny day today. a break before we get into a really wet week. 58 in oakland, as well as san jose today. plenty of sunshine up in santa rosa and fog in the north bay and east bay valleys right now. looking at

in oakland, i am da lin. kpix5. >>> san francisco and san jose also experiencing increases in murder but their numbers were nowhere near the numbers in oakland. in california, the coronavirus vaccine supply is limited but a top doctor any procedures bay area hospital is floating an intriguing idea, how about a lottery? alan martin explains. vaccine supply is in a trickle but the rollout is rocky. a more contagious strain is percolating and interest groups are pushing for the next place in line. >> it stresses the system, everything about covid has been contentious. >> just over 1% of californians have been vaccinated. dr. bob walker is concerned about the rest of us. >> the more confiscated you make something, even in the name of equity, the more inequitable it will become because who can gain, who can take advantage of complex systems? >> he looked at his medical centers vaccine rollout and got inspired. what about a lottery? >> nobody loves lotteries but as churchill said it is the worst system except for e

g7 for santa clara. 57 for concorde. 57 for san francisco and oakland. low to mid 50s for the northbay. there you go with the extended forecast. we are looking at some more showers coming our way wednesday and thursday. if you showers possible friday and into the weekend and another weather system for next week. that is a look at your weather. let's take a look at traffic. we have reports of wind damage and flash flooding as well. >>> we have a lot of accidents because of the wet roadways. we have brake lights building on 580 eastbound right through castro valley. this is due to a jackknifed big rig. it has been on commute direction. three lanes are blocked until further notice. other trouble spots in the tri- valley have a couple of crashes along 680. this is a rolled over vehicle. chp and emergency crews are seen there. one lane is blocked trying to get onto northbound 680. jumping to the south bay this is an area we are seeing significant wet weather. we have some crashes also starting along 680 southbound connected to southbound 101. we checked in wi

so you can see this one is starting to clear up just a little bit but the one in oakland. still problematic, give yourself some more time, heading back to the news. >>in the buzz just like you the warriors have a job to do, but they're also glued to the news, they took a knee on wednesday night after watching trump supporters attacked the u.s. capitol. the coaches of the curry brothers on the worriers in the 76 ers say it is despicable. this display of what they called a black and white difference in how people of color are treated by the police. >>could you imagine. today those. not all black people storming capitol. and what would have happened so that to me is a picture worth 1000 words for all of us, you know shocking footage to see people stormed the capital in the united states of america is shocking so. it will be very interesting to see. what happens from here and i'm very interested just like everybody is to to see what's next. and we had a good day to day where we discussed. a lot of the events of yesterday around the country you know we had a really good discuss

66 69 degrees in oakland right now, think about that. right now. that's airsick ng and air warming when their say so, about last night, right when air sinks, it warms, it gets compresses itself and all those molecules get right on top of each other. here is the forecast for the afternoon tomorrow, and here comes the five day forecast, which i think you're gonna be happy to see with numbers that are going to be trending down with some shower possibilities on friday. yeah coming up in sports. the warriors with the biggest challenge of the season take on the lakers in l. a highlights after the break, then on the 11 o'clock views of violent rampage leave several bay area businesses damaged how the case new year's resolutions come and go. so give your business more than resolutions... give it solutions, from comcast business. work more efficiently with fast internet and advanced wifi. make your business safer with powerful cybersecurity solutions. and stay productive with 24/7 support. make this year's resolution better solutions. bounce forw

the concert event was called oakland salutes. it kicked off at 3:00 this afternoon in celebration of vice president-elect kamala harris' historic road to the white house. the city's arts community as well as the mayor, other civic leaders were part of the extravaganza. we had dancing in the streets. the whole thing can be found on the oakland symphony's youtube channel. >>> it's a bit unusual for mid-january, but the weather is so nice, so sunny, so warm. some people decided to enjoy the day at the lake. this is what it looked like at lake elizabeth in fremont. a lot of people out for a walk enjoying the fresh air. >> trying to get some air with the kids. they have been locked up for a long time, especially the little guys. so we just wanted to take a walk and get some air to be honest with you, man. >> i didn't expect the weather to be so nice and it's so open with the lakeview. it's just amazing. >> the high temperature in fremont today was in the mid-70s. mid-70s in january, and dry. >> we had some records today, right, rob? >

around the bay 56 in san francisco and oakland, mid 50s for north bay. here is the extended forecast. looking at a little bit sunshine as we head through your saturday, a brief break. then another weather system by sunday afternoon into monday. then a stronger storm system late tuesday into wednesday and thursday. back to you. >>> it is 5:49. remember things like going to the dry cleaner? seems like a distant memory at this point. another fall out of course from the pandemic. the industry has been taking a financial hit. >> with many not wearing business clothes while working from home, the need to get suits cleaned as pretty much dried up. the industry is hurting because we are going to fewer parties, weddings, other social gatherings. dry cleaning and laundry institute believes 30% of dry cleaners could be forced to shut down over the next 18 months. those who remain open are trying to adjust with many offering to wash and fold clothes for families. >> households are chaotic now with home schooling and working from home and things you didn't have to do

it is 41 in oakland. there is the patchy area, where the visibility sensor is. if in napa, give yourself extra time. anywhere near the coast, city or peninsula, plan on patchy fog. see the rest of the forecast in a few minutes. >>> a live look at the white house. house democrats plan to impeach the president again. perhaps as soon as monday. the charge of incitement of insurrection is set to be introduced. two republican senators will consider convicting the president if he is impeached however, some lawmakers say impeachment is a waste of time and energy because the term is up in less than two weeks. >> only a number of days to be protected from him, but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> i think it is a ridiculous discussion to have. i have enough decisions to make about things that could happen, rather than to spend on things that cannot happen. >>> counties expect the state to extend the stay at home order. it expired at midnight last night. i see you but capacity is at 3%, far short of the 50% goal. the regiona

enjoy it. 56 san francisco, 59 in oakland, 61n mvi 52se, morgan hill. how about that 68 with a light north wind, half moon bay. beautiful view here of the golden gate bridge. 47, kind of chilly in santa rosa with 55 in novato, 48 in napa. a little fog earlier. upper 50s for our friends in concord, 56 in livermore. here's a look at the current winds 1,000 feet. mt. st. helena, 33-mile-an-hour wind gust, oakland hills about 26 miles an hour, and mt. tam nearly 30 miles an hour. mt. diablo has had winds of over 60 miles an hour, so those gusty elevations, the upper elevations, we'll have that wind worked down to the surface. it will do a couple things -- keep us warm, keep the atmosphere premixed for pretty good visibility but also allow for drying out of the atmosphere, reducing the relative humidity. rainfall has been scant so we're looking at not only that but a dangerous surf as well. we have the holiday weekend, gorgeous weather, folks flocking to the beaches, but the conditions need to be watched all over the bay area for the surf and for the potenti

patchy fog in oakland and dense fog in santa rosa. as we head through the afternoon, check out the daytime highs. we are talking 63 in san francisco for a high, 66 oakland, 70 livermore, san jose, upper 60s, close to 70 in concord with plenty sunshine. let's check with gianna. how is the commute with 101 in san jose. >>> it's getting a little bit busier. north bound 101, a few brake lights from the 280, 680 connector. stays slow to 880. we have pockets of slowing reported past there. there are no accidents or incidents on 101. 35 minutes from 205 towards 680 for your travel time. >>> i am anne makovec. we have dismal economic breaking news this morning. the number of people who filed for first time unemployment claims last week was almost 1 million. 965,000. that is on top of last week's figure of 787,000 new jobless claims. this week was worse than expected unfortunately. president-elect joe biden is hours away from giving us his plan to try to get the economy back on track as well as initial plan to deal with the coronavirus which o

the parking lot of the oakland coliseum will likely be one of those locations. alameda county admits it's been a slow process. among the challenges an especially large number of health care workers in need of vaccinations. >>> now, we are getting our first look at how many people have actually been vaccinated in the bay area. three counties are detailing how many doses have been administered. in san francisco some 31,000 doses have been given. in santa clara county nearly 100,000. in contra costa, 65,000. contra costa is even giving us a more detailed look. it says 54,000 people have received one of two doses of the vaccine. 10,000 people have received both doses. and that means they're fully inoculated. it may seem like a decent start, but consider this. it's only 1.2% of the entire county population. >>> new at 11:00, san mateo county suing pau city of ca yoga studio. the county says pau city of ca beach yoga has repeatedly violated covid-19 safety measures, including holding maskless indoor classes. the county has fined the yoga studio $3,000 since november.

right now where it's being decriminalized it already happened in denver oakland and this fall in washington d.c. citizens residents will have a chance to vote on whether to decriminalize it in the capital of the country super exciting to talk about it i'm joined by exaggerating pain that they handle of death but before that i mean going to bring in our butter crowd here check this out guys we posted this out on twitter with some questions here some response we got earth dogs 58 i'm willing to go sign me up. dog. kurt to rely on every i know i'm mispronouncing that the conception the consumption of such mushrooms is dangerous even in the presence of experts to recognize a crisis in the consumption does. i mean to be able to prevent it so word of warning there we'll discuss that today and in here is someone in the know ellis got a palestinian flag there i think right got to go with perhaps on this one backed it is it's far easier to control dosage with pharmaceutical grade hallucinogenics which is pretty key my understanding is there's a higher incidence of bad trips from mushrooms versus oth

reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well elsewhere, the east bay contra costa county health officials are in to provide up to 7,000 shots per day by making the available making them available should say at places like safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs all you have to do to schedule an appointment through the state's vaccination website and then see if you're included in the current tear you can find that information on our website kron 4 dot com. the county's goal is to have 80% of its population vaccinated by this summer. well on the peninsula, san mateo county has launched a new drive-thru covid-19 vaccination site to help speed up the process. the county has received about 22,000 doses and it hopes to get 38,000 doses soon. health care workers and those in long-term care facilities can use the drive-thru service at the county event center. it's open 09:00pm to 05:00pm friday through our monday through friday appointments are required though so make sure you do that we have a link on how to sign up on our website k

so if you head north of oakland, you're dry head south oakland by the time you get to san leandro you're in the midst of some of that heavier rain. now good news for burn scars down in the south bay we are seeing at least a rainfall tapering off for the moment around the czu complex fire burn scar which have outlined in red on the map here. we did see heavy rainfall overnight into this morning though, and we have had some degrees making its way on the roadways so you can see whether evacuations are still in effect. rainfall today it's going to vary from the short distances to the next as we will see pockets of heavy rain today, so areas further north in the bay area, especially will be subject to isolated pockets of heavy down burst and then spots that'll be a little bit drier just a few miles down the road. temperatures are in the 40's and 50's currently so bring the rain jacket and stay dry out there. rain that you've been talking about so many spots this morning that have been causing our commuters issues where we're sitting right now will john moore accident still pop up in the 7 o'c

they will hold an inauguration ball to celebrate the oakland native. oakland salutes will have performances from the symphony and communityst commissioner and close friend will host the event at 3:00 p.m. on the oakland youtube channel. >>> we know vice president-elect kamala harris will make history. now we are learning she is going to use the moment to pay tribute to other trail blazers before her. she will be sworn in by sotomayor. harris will take the oath with two bibles, one that belonged to miss regina shelton, a mother growing up and the bible longing to the late justice thurgood marshall, the first african-american justice and calls marshall the inspiration for her legal career. >>> and one east bay woman has found a creative what i to celebrate horizon. she owns local food adventures, an open food company that had to pivot because of the pandemic, she is now making gift baskets and selling an inauguration breakfast box specifically in honor kamala harris and her oakland roots. >> as a woman business owner in the bay area, this is such a momen