ktvu is emma gossip here now she spoke with the ceos of two companies behind them. and emma. they're not calling these vaccine passports, right, julie? they're essentially did well, medical records that you can access on your phone and one ceo said, because they're not issued by the federal government. there's no reason to call them passports. the san francisco giants are pitching something new to fully vaccinated fans separate seating just for them. so far, fans have been excited about. it's been nice because it opens up. you know all of our social distance pods or choose and fours but somebody wants to come with eight people in the vaccination section. they can you'll view the game just as well from the pod seating, but one key difference in the vaccination section is sitting among strangers more like it used to be. stanford university and the uc and csu's. systems plan to require proof of vaccination when students returned to campus in the fall, giving rise to situations or having a digital vaccination record easily accessible on your phone could come in handy. san francis

goss is here now and emma. that statement means that the j and j vaccine will soon be available again here in the bay area. yes. julie johnson and johnson shots will be back in the bay area soon, but not as soon as tomorrow in san francisco. the department of public health says they'll bring back j and j shots once they have updated vaccine information across all of their vaccine sites. nine health officers from across the bay area agree the johnson and johnson vaccine is safe and effective, and health care providers should resume administering it. in a joint statement from the bay area health officers released sunday. regional health leaders stated that the risk of the rare blood clotting disorder is extremely low. the cdc confirmed 15 cases among eight million doses administered in the u. s. dr fauci on abc s this week said resuming the vaccine after the pause proves it's been double checked for safety. we can now say, you know, we take this. very seriously. we've looked at it. now. let's get back and get peo

goss's joins us now live with how the district is handling the pushback, emma. julie the oakland unified school district has brought in a state mediator to help facilitate negotiations between the district and teachers who think the hybrid lesson plan it needs to be rethought. in oakland, jamie eaters son gave in sixth grade gets to see his friends and teachers in person for four hours starting wednesday from my six gator, he'll go from 9 30 to 1 30 every wednesday and two days a week. he does one ur afternoons of sports activities, which is optional. kill the distance learning the rest of the week. it's been very difficult to not be in school, and, um it's been very sad for him and for all of us as a family, and, um. so, yes, we have mixed feelings about this beginning because we're very happy that he's going to see people, but we don't feel like it's enough. mark air good and oakland middle school special education teacher says at some schools students will be in the classroom twice a week, but just for two hours a day, we're looking at something like 24 hours

julie emma. thank you, the contra costa county sheriff's office is now investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another person wounded. the sheriff's office says the shooting happened on appian way and la paloma road in elsa bronte around a 40 last night. one of the victims 25 year old ajanta kennedy of pittsburgh. was pronounced dead at the scene. the second victim was taken to the hospital and is now in critical condition. investigators have not given any information on a suspect. we have some updated information information now on a homicide in hayward. that happened yesterday. but what he say they now have a suspect in custody. police say the body of a woman was found covered in blood yesterday afternoon near b street and walk ins not far from city hall. least told us the woman had been stabbed to death. authorities are not releasing the name of the victim or the suspect was say the two knew each other coming up here. a wrongful death lawsuit on the peninsula after a 23 year old

frank my gosh, life force tonight, emma. thank you, the former mayor of sebastian paul was facing sexual assault charges against children. robert jacob was arrested yesterday at his home and is currently being held without bail at sonoma county jail. investigators say the alleged assaults happened between december of 2019 through march of this year. robert jacob is 44 years old. was booked on five felony charges and a misdemeanor and emotional vigil was held in rodeo tonight to remember an 11 year old girl who was found dead with bruises and burns on her body. her father and stepmother have now been arrested. ktvu is azenith smith joins us now with how community members showed their support for the girl's mother as that, well, julie, the girl's father was given sole custody years ago. the mother filled with regret. but an anger known once this young girl to be for gotten. didn't heartbroken mother of 11 year old on a ideas could barely hold it together, surrounded by a few dozen people hoping to shed light on the young girl'

life force tonight, emma. thank you. our coverage of the allegations against dominic for poli continues on our website ktvu .com. you can find the latest developments there. all right there on our home page. now to the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. people who are 16 and older cannot book of vaccine appointment in alameda county. there was no formal announcement. but according to the alameda county public health department's website, those who are 16 and older canal book appointments by using my turn dot cia dot gov. by thursday, everyone 16 and older will be eligible to receive the coronavirus vaccine statewide. today was the last day that the federal government oversaw operations at that mass vaccine clinic in the parking lot of the oakland coliseum. the government will no longer provide vaccine doses there, but the clinic will remain open. starting tomorrow operations will be handled by officials from alameda and contra costa counties, as well as the state. that means anyone 16 and older who lives in contra costa

yeah that that's very, very cool there, emma. obviously it was so difficult for you and so many others to go from 100. of guest today. tol you know, essentially zero. how have you been able to hang on? who well, it's through the graceful donations and everybody out there in the public. we're losing $150,000 a month with our doors closed. we not only miss our visitors and connecting with them, but by donating and visiting and behind stuff. there are store you are funding the care of not only the animals that call lindsay home. over 60 individuals but the over 5000 hospital patients we get in every single year, so fortunately, our community has always rally behind us and supported us and we're just excited to open the doors back up welcome everyone back in. yeah and i'm sure peoplebe e to go once again. you mentioned about the hospital during this time has remained open. what is the caseload been like, oh, man. well, it hasn't stopped, in fact, some months or even seeing peace. jin's come in at a greater number then they have befor

ktvu is emma gosta. now, with more on this developing story, and emma, you just got an update minutes ago from the police there in fremont? yes frank and julie fremont. police say they were pursuing a suspect. they identified him in the hotel parking lot and released police canines. the suspect drew his gun, and that's when officers fired at him. the suspect had an outstanding felony warrant, and police have been surveilling the area earlier in the day. no officers were injured and. the people in the hotel were able to go in and out undisturbed, very concerned that we have individuals out there in our society that one of take on and kill our police officers. that's the concern. woman who was in the parking lot of the hyatt place hotel, operating her persian food truck, said she heard three gunshots and then saw at least six fremont police officers exit their unmarked vehicles and run direction, she said their cars have been parked at the hotel for quite a while. i asked one of the gentlemen as a did you

kate views emma gosh, his karen emma. those companies don't want to call these vaccine passports. why not? that's right, frank, different companies and healthcare providers are offering a digital version off the paper car that has a vaccination record, but because they're not government issued, they don't want to call them passports. the san francisco giants are pitching something new to fully vaccinated fans separate seating just for them. so far, fans have been excited about. it's been nice because it opens up, you know, all of our social distance pods or choose and fours, but somebody wants to come with eight people in the vaccination section that can you'll view the game just as well from the pod seating. but one key difference in the vaccination section is sitting among strangers more like it used to be. it's a step in the right direction, and it may be an incentive for folks to get vaccinated. stanford university and the uc and csu systems plan to require proof of vaccination when students returned to campus in the fall, giving rise to situations or having a digital vaccinat

her picture emma was last seen near vesting road and gary road around 12 30 this afternoon. she is 49. new ways of £80. she was last seen wearing great camouflage jogger pants and a gray long sleeve shirt, the circumstances of her disappearance are still unclear. in minneapolis. funeral services were held today for dante. right, right was the 20 year old man who was shot and killed by a poli officer who claims she for a tad fan has more on how family friends and civil rights leaders all paid their respects. acts nor god that this would not just be a moment in time, but this would be a seed that we will see the ford nous of justice and emotional funeral for 20 rolled dante right in minneapolis just days after the city celebrated a guilty verdict in the death of george floyd. it is the right thing to do. it is the right thing to do to stand up for our children. it is the right thing to do to speak up for our children, family, friends and community. leaders gathered with shilo temple on thursday. just say their goodbyes. also in attendance. relatives of george floyd and other

reporting live and my gosh, ktvu fox two news, those big news, emma will continue to watch and hopefully our case rates and vaccine rates go up in our case rates go down. thanks so much for that report. all those states continue to slowly reopening vaccinations are at a record high health officials are warning of a possible fourth wave, mostly due to covid-19 variants. reporter david lee miller has more from new york city. more than 160 million shots have been administered and the covid vaccination program is still expanding, and today fox news has confirmed president biden will move up his deadline for states to make all adults eligible, saying it should happen by april. 19th not may 1st as originally planned, but it's not clear if that's an achievable goal, with many areas still reporting a shortage of doses were so close. to coming to the end of this virus. we think it would be a shame that they stop it right now. we don't have enough thinks that scene's about a third of adults have now received at least one shot. but case numbers continue to rise. the cdc says the spike is being driv

in the neighborhood tell us a police dog and a drone or part of the search and one point, emma is four ft nine inches and weighs about £80. she was last seen wearing gray camouflage jogger pants and a gray long sleeve shirt. if you see here you are asked to call 911. attorneys for the danville police officer who was charged yesterday in the deadly shooting of a mentally ill man say they will vigorously defend him. officer andrew hall is facing charges of voluntary manslaughter for the shooting death of vladimir arbor, aleta in to arrange his surrender. they also said in a statement that the decision to file charges against hall seems quote, suspect and overtly political. they say that initially holes use of force. was deemed justified in the south bay. someone hacked the valley transportation authority over the weekend, and vita is now hiring a cybersecurity expert to investigate the crime are south bay reporter jesse gary is here now, jessie. what was the point of hacking into the vita and didn't have any impact on writers? frank vt. officials has not been impacted by this hacking, b

i'm a gossip 41st live, emma. thank you so much. meantime, in the south bay woman who uses a wheelchair, has died after she was hit by a car that immediately drove away. from the scene. she was in the crosswalk in moderate highway and cutting her avenue late last night, when a white mercedes cls hitter medics took her to a hospital where she died. this is saying is the 10th traffic call them. big announcement today from california health leaders, indoor concerts and theater performances will be allowed to resume in just two weeks, but with some conditions and if you're itching for change of scenery, you may want to hear this. the cdc is loosening some of its travel guidelines, details ahead. the low clouds are back. the onshore breeze and temperatures fell off by 10 even 15 degrees this afternoon with additional cooling for the weekend. better details after the break. aunt. and theater. pen resume in california on april 15th. that is the same day they coronavirus vaccine eligibilityh officials said this afternoon that the number of

good afternoon emma claudine senator are thunder. padilla will be at the oakland coliseum at 2 45 discussing the. anticipated expansion of vaccine eligibility for california's 16 years and older, which will take place on april 15th, which is next thursday, however, coincidently the place that he that will not be administering those vaccines for the newly eligible because fema had planned to only keep the coliseum as a mass vaccination site for eight weeks, and that term is coming to an end on sunday, the coliseum administers about 42,000 vaccines a week more. the 30,000 weekly doses, alameda county administers. fema says it's appropriate to close this site, which gets vaccines from the federal government, because soon the state will be getting thousands of more doses. if they don't arrive on time. however alameda county supervisors worry there may be a vaccine supply shortage. was the extra vaccine and the staffing that really helped us out. on friday, alameda county supervisors sent letters to fema requesting at least an additional

emma. thank you. here's a look now. at the latest numbers, the seven day positivity rate has dropped to 1.3% in california. more than 28 million vaccinations have been given right now. 36% of the eligible population is fully vaccinated and about 20% is partially vaccinated. data from the cdc says more than five million americans have skipped out on their second dose of the fizer and madonna vaccine as nearly 8% of those who received their first shot, saying they're not going to get their second shot, and that trend is concerning health experts who say the second dose dramatically increases someone's immunity to the virus. highly unlikely that you're going to be someone who spreads this virus. you're not even likely to be a symptomatically infected. it doesn't mean it's 100, but it is extremely unlikely. across the united states. some vaccination sites are struggling to fill appointments as most americans who wanted a vaccine have already gotten one and because of the shrinking demand, there are now growing calls for the

three trials of the vaccine were found to be 100% effective in adolescence, and it's ktvu is emma got reports. this request comes is trials get underway for children five and under. as vaccine eligibility experience to californians, 16 years and older in the coming week on friday, visor and jump started the process for even younger teens, too soon be eligible to i think time is money in terms of immunizing as many members of the population as we can, the vaccine is safe. it's effective. in fact, adolescents have twice as much on embodies neutralizing antibodies in the trials as young adults, so we think that it would be really a good vaccine in this population. stanford university's dr yvonne maldonado has been urging the fda, fizer and other vaccine makers to get these vaccinations out before the fall so as not to interfere with kids getting flu vaccination. in particular for summer, people are going to summer camps. they're going toe, maybe travel and we really want them to be vaccinated possible before school starts just to give that out of cushion of protection. she's expecting to

and that was emma gossip recording because visor is already approved to vaccinate teens as young as 16 admitting the authorization to 12 to 15 year old should move smoothly and quickly. madonna and johnson and johnson are set to release their results shortly. facebook is launching a new effort to help vaccinate people living in california's underserved communities. today it's teaming up with governor gavin newsom to help set up nine pop up vaccination clinics in several low income areas across southern cal. for you. and tomorrow, facebook will convert part of its menlo park headquarters into an ongoing vaccination clinic for people living in hard hit communities. japan will impose new covid restrictions just three months before the summer olympics. the government there is of raising the coronavirus alert in tokyo to curb the rapid spread of a more contagious variant, new restrictions and penalties on restaurants begin this monday and run through may 11th. most of tokyo's new infections have been linked to night life and dining. the tokyo summer olympics are scheduled to begin july 23rd

the same sort of issues social issues that all people are facing under this can't emma and we've tried to step up to meet that need by expanding our service worked in cute to include mutual aid because we knew we couldn't actually meet that demand with a current staffing structure and really mobilizing trained dozens of volunteers able to support us in that work and our youth programming. you know, students are no longer meeting in person. they're not coming to the center to have a space to work out some of their racial discrimination they're facing in their classic or the invisibility of. of arabs in education, and so we had to really get creative around ways to support them and ensure that their mental health was intact as well as their ability feel part of a broader community so in the last year last year and a half our focus has been education equity in our youth program actually put out a report that illustrates that 2.4% of all the people they interviewed and surveyed across hundreds of students across northern california and specifically in san francisco, said they learned anyth

gossips here with the big milestone contra costa counties reporting in its effort to roll out vaccines, emma. yes, andre. as of today, contra costa county residents. about one third of them are now fully vaccinated. that's thanks in large part due to a scheduling system different than what many other counties are using. on friday, contra costa county reached a new benchmark in their vaccine roll out with more than half of all county residents having received at least one does. we had 803 persons. just crossed over today, and appointments are widely available, according to the county's deputy health officer, thanks in large part to the county health services website, we have a wonderful i t team that's really taking all those interest forms and turning them into scheduling tickets very rapidly. we've hired a huge number of people to staff all of these vaccines sides starting next week, contra costa county will partner with alameda county and cal. oh yes, administering vaccines at the oakland coliseum previously managed by fema in the south bay. a different story i expected april 15 toe. be li

and mass will be required earlier today on the four we spoke to emma mullen eri, the curator of animal encounters at the lindsay wildlife experience about the reopening or excited to invite you in and enjoy our bald eagle, who's in the sun and kind of blown out behind me right now that she's enjoying a yummy piece of rabbit behind me. this exhibit we want you all to experience for the first time when you come back, the museum says the new bald eagle habitat and new natural hiss. three exhibit are just the beginning of the exhibit hall, returning to full access and operations. some sad news tonight from nasa, the astronaut who piloted apollo 11 around the moon, while buzz aldrin and neil armstrong made their historic landing on the moon has died. all right here, their trip of ours to the moon may have looked to you simple or easy. i'd like to show you that that has not been the gate. michael collins was 90 years old. he was battling cancer. nasa released a statement about colin's death, saying the nation lost a true pioneer and lifelong advocate for exploration, and that is going to do

are, emma. thank you so much for that live report, and now the latest on the coronavirus data shows there have been more than 3.5 million cases of covid-19 right here in california since the pandemic began with more than 2400 new cases reported in the lab. 24 hours more than 58,000. people have died in our state that includes 179 deaths since yesterday and the state's 14 day test positivity rate is now down to 1.8% that's down slightly from just two weeks ago. ah mobile vaccination team aims to inoculate up to 1000 seniors at a large senior living facility in san francisco's chinatown. we understand that shots were given out this morning at ping yang in an effort to boost vaccination rates for people. 65 older and reach those in communities that have been disproportionately affected by covid-19. organizers say. the idea is if people can't get to a vaccine side, the vaccine side will come to them. i have been in our clinic and the entire department of health has been trying our best to get the va

i think that's going to be an ongoing later, emma goss ktvu. fox two news. getting the covid vaccine is about to get a little bit more difficulty in san mateo county as ktvu greg liggins reports that counties vaccine supply will be dropping quite a bit this week, compared two weeks in the past. for anyone looking to get their first dose of the covid vaccine and san matteo county this week. the odds are y difficult, extraordinarily difficult. that's because allocations from the stigh of over 20,000 doses a week months ago to 11,650 last week and slightly less for the week ahead. and issue the county manager recently addressed in a virtual meeting. it's certainly a point of frustration from many people who are now eligible yet we this week and probably next week. we'll see less supply that we've seen for several months. now one resident says frustration is an understatement. a retiree and caregiver for two homebound people, including her 96 year old mom, sylvia says she has struggled to secure appointments emotionally. it's. very overwhelming as a caregiver ca

in november of 2018 health clinics in san francisco, sign uptick in the number of patients with eggs emma and itchy skin compared to the same time of year in 2015 and 16. today, governor newsome declared a drought emergency for to northern california counties. ktvu is tom vacar tells us the declaration covers sonoma and mend acenas oh counties, but tom also tells us that another bay area county is imposing restrictions on their own. i'm standing currently 40 ft underwater or should be standing 40 ft. underwater he declared a drought emergency from end acenas. today on water consumption. there's just the encouragement and now more support and resource is for those efforts to continue the support and resource is gives other state agencies the authority and funding needed to react quickly, including mandates wherever needed statewide, as well as severe water rights restrictions. marin water, the state's oldest municipal water district is not waiting. it's seven reservoirs typically hold about a two year supply. it is lower than i've ever seen it. i've seen it another drought years. but this

life force tonight, emma. thank you. in south san francisco students from t. k through fifth grade will also be going back to campus. starting tomorrow, students will be in class part time with the rest of their schedules. still online families also have the option to stick with distance learning on lee if they don't want their kids to go back to class, get the school district has bought 30 hospital grade disinfectant machines that use ultraviolet rays to clean classroom. in less than 10 minutes, much more on the coronavirus tonight. coming up after the break. vaccine eligibility is expanded, but supply remains a problem. why one bay area counties. vaccine supply is shrinking this week, also ahead. more than half of the adults in the u. s have received at least one dose of the vaccine, and that number could rise at 10 30 when dr fauci says the johnson and johnson vaccine could be used again. wow. another warm day out there today. temperatures got into the nineties, we had a record set in santa rosa 90 degrees. what happens tomorrow chevy is america's fastest-g

attendance will be limited to 50% of capacity earlier today on the four we spoke to emma pullen air, the curator of animal encounters at the lindsay wildlife experience about the reopening. we're excited to invite you in and enjoy our bald eagle who's in the sun and kind of blown out behind me right now that she's enjoying a yummy piece of rabbit behind me. this exhibit we want you all to experience for the first time when you come back, let me see if says the new bald eagle exhibit and have a tad and a new natural history exhibit or just the beginning of the exhibit hall, returning to full access and operations, california water parks are gearing up to reopen today, though. state release of guidelines that they will allow water parks to reopen. as long as they're county is not in the most restrictive purple tear attendance will be limited based upon the county's coronavirus risk level mask will be required indoors and outdoors unless you're on a ride or in a setting where the face covering could get wet or while eating or drinking. you've probably already noticed the price of gas is

find your perfect chevy and get up to 17% of emma's rp cash back on select 2021 chevy suv models or get a total value of 51 50 on this 2021 silverado all star z 71. find new roads at your local chevy dealer inside of tricks from lower your debt in just 30 days tomorrow would want. right now, the search is on for a great whale calf that is entangled with rope or a fishing line. officials say it is swimming north toward the bay area with its mom ke tv is tom baker tells us they were hoping that they can find that calf quickly enough to save it. there's an all out bulow a be on the lookout alert for a whale calf fettered by fishing ropes. it was first noticed 10 days ago off orange county, according to national oceanographic and atmospheric administration primary will disentangle er, peter falcons, and it hasn't been seen since the last report, which is last week. and the expectation is because it's a great well moving north with its mom. you should show up in the bay area sometime soon folk and says the 5 to 6 month old calf appears to have a rope or line running through its mouth. and so