orders. were the foe. on underserved communities and 1/5 woman has come forward to accuse the mayor of windsor of sexual assault, this is ktvu fox two news at six. good evening. i'm christina redon. andre sr is off tonight, one of the world's largest tech companies based here in the bay area helped launch a vaccination clinic on the peninsula today. facebook is using a small portion of its menlo park headquarters as a vaccination side. ktvu is greg liggins joining us live tonight with more on the significance of this effort, greg? yeah. christina facebook has been one of the many tools people have been trying to use to track down one of those elusive vaccine appointments but to

take things a step further, the company decided it didn't want to just give out information it wanted to get maurin walda and helping people get the vaccine. silicon valley behemoth that popularized the polk is helping people get a much sought after poke in the arm with the covid-19 vaccine. facebook partnered with ravenswood family health center to help them scale up community vaccinations to the underserved facebook transformed a small part of its middle park headquarters into a vaccination site, bringing the company's digital efforts into the physical world. facebook has been working on covid work for a while now on the platform and having a commitment to connect 50 million people, too. the vaccine, so simply this is an extension of those efforts off platform eligibility is focused on 18 year olds and up especially essential workers who live in three communities of color considered underserved east palo alto belle haven and north fair oaks leisure communities that have seen hi

covid cases over the course of the pandemic and at various times. mean vaccination resettle well below the county average to remove barriers to access shuttles were provided to get people back and forth and translators were on hand to assist ethel davila and essential worker was one of unexpected 1000 people getting a first or second shot. i work in the restaurant, you got him from house and i need to the election for travel and everything. no appointment is needed for the free vaccination, which is being offered at the facebook location on set. saturday's facebook and its partners hope this clinic removes all barriers to getting doses to those who need them. gerardo bara there for his first dose gave the effort of thumbs up. we think it's important that i everybody gets the colbert vaccine. you know to help stop the spread and you get this under control so everybody can go back to. ah, living a normal life. now. facebook couldn't give us an exact date. but they say they

plan to continue this effort into the foreseeable future. they say it really all depends on the supply of the vaccine. kristina greg gilligan's reporting live for us tonight, greg. thank you. health officials in the east bay, say contra costa county residents 16 and older canal book appointments at the oakland coliseum. prior to today's announcement, contra costa county residents had to be 50 and older to receive the vaccine at the coliseum. you can book those appointments now by going to my turn dot see a doc of officials say people can use a c. transit and bart to help get them to the coliseum in san francisco. hundreds of people who waited in line for vaccine went home without a shot today to drop in locations attempting to inoculate some of the city's least equitable areas ran out of supplies early ktvu james tura shows us the demand for the back. exceed and why. one city supervisor says this method isn't working lines for blocks at both sf general and the southeast health center

to of san francisco's most popular drop sites, where appointments aren't needed. i was super excited, excited because these two sites offered vaccines exclusively to eight city zip codes where vaccination numbers are low. anyone 16 and up in those areas were eligible, and did it. need an appointment. way got here at about 8 30 doors didn't open until nine, but vaccines ran out by 10 30, according to this tweet by the city's department of public health that resulted too many questions coming from residents who waited in line. it's a system district six. supervisor matt haney says needs work. it doesn't appear that they're achieving the equity goals that they've set out. with what they have set up now, haney suggests opening up eligibility to everyone since that's what's going to happen statewide this coming thursday when it comes to getting those tough to reach communities, he says. smaller drop insights need to be sent directly to those neighborhoods. instead of

sending people to generic clinics. we are going to have to get to those folks if we're gonna actually get to herd immunity, many san francisco residents forced to go home without a vaccine at these sites, but there was actually already at least 500 people here when we got here and still unable to book an appointment for larger sites in san francisco, people who lived or worked in alameda county who are 16 and older can access the vaccine appointments anywhere, including at sites in san francisco, but people who. live or work in san francisco don't have access to that. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. the department of public health is reopening the to drop inside for the same group of people tomorrow morning. at nine, though they do expect a man to be high once again. the two sides will be open every day from 9 to 3 or until supply runs out, as of general advises people to show up a little later in the week, though, to avoid this initial rush, berkeley is stepping up its vaccination campaign, the city

has announced first dose vaccination appointments are now available for alameda county residents 16 or older who are high risk that would include teachers public friends and employees, janitors and those working in the food industry. the first appointments are available for tuesday. april 13th california has now now has the third lowest new covid rate in the country. the seven day positivity rate is 1.7% on the vaccine front, the public health department reports administering a total of 22.5 million vaccine doses statewide. right now, almost 20% of californians are partially vaccinated and 26. fully vaccinated. the u. s. supreme court has struck down coronavirus restrictions against at home religious worship in california, the court ruled late last night that the state can't restrict small gatherings like bible studies and prayer meetings in private homes. the 5 to 4 ruling calls for the state to lift restrictions on its own religious gatherings. for now,

the state that was already planning on loosening those restrictions. starting on thursday, the state of michigan is asking for two week pause on indoor dining schools. ports and returning to a remote lording amid an alarming spike in covid cases. this comes as the bidet administration is providing emergency federal aid to michigan that state dealing with an outbreak that is now the worst in the nation. the announcement came late yesterday after mission michigan governor gretchen whitmer made an urgent appeal to the white house. does anyone who looks at a covid map knows michigan is unquestionably a national hot spot. right now, my team and i have been in regular conversation with the national covid response team when we have asked for more vaccines. michigan's governor sided, more contagious coronavirus, variants and pandemic fatigue as the two biggest factors in the surge, the rising number of covid-19 cases is for some michigan hospitals to postpone non emergency operations. ah fifth woman has reportedly accused

the mayor of windsor, dominic for poli of sexual assault, the san francisco chronicle reports, the accuser says verbally assaulted her while they were in a three year long relationship. she has since moved out of state. this comes after four women accused for poli of sexual assaults from 2003 to 2019 for polio has not commented on this latest accusation and has denied the allegations by the four other women. an investigation is underway by the sonoma county sheriff's office and the d a's office, the entire windsor town council, sonoma county mayors and both u s congressman from the north bay have all called for poli to step down. former sebastian hall mayor robert jacob was arrested this morning on suspicion of five felonies. sexual assault crimes against children. one charge alleges jacob sexually assaulted a child aged 14 or 15. police say the alleged crimes took place between december 2019 and march 2021, the 44 year old jacob was arrested this morning at his home. he's being held without

bail at the sonoma county jail. now to san mateo, where a rally was held today in support of the asian community. the event was put on by the youth led nonprofit asian uplift. organize you say the goal of today's rally. was to call attention to the recent attacks targeting members of the asian community and to create a space for asian empowerment and healing becomes in power of movement that transcends race, gender age or time. because while asians are the target today, it will be a different group tomorrow. today's rally also included an all women panel of speakers. over the last several weeks, there have been similar rallies taking excuse me being held to show support for the asian community and denounced the recent rise in anti asian sentiment in the bay area and across the nation. funeral arrangements for prince philip have been announced. i'm benjamin hall in london with how britain's longest serving royal consort will be laid to rest coming up. and with a

little rain this winter, there is real concern about wildfires this summer. coming up the major investment california's making to prevent another disastrous fire season. and a very weather lots of sunshine today. in fact, you probably noticed that warm up we have even warmer temperatures headed our way in the sunday forecast, an go. arrived home to find her

three grandchildren dead. it happened in an apartment in recede a in the san fernando valley. all of the children were under the age of five officers arrested the children's mother, 30 year old ileana correo into larry county, about 200 miles north of los angeles. investigators are trying to determine a motive. president biden's first proposed national budget is at the center of a lot of attention in washington. right now, fox is lucas tomlinson takes a look at what is included and what is not included. in the spending plan, president biden thinks expanding not shrinking. the federal government is the answer to fixing the country's problems. white house press secretary jen psaki says priorities have changed from the previous administration in this new first budget. our country is confronting historic crises of pandemic and economic downturn. climate change in a reckoning on racial injustice. at the same time, we're also

inheriting a legacy of chronic under investments. in our view and priorities that are vital to our long term success, so the president is focused on reversing this trend. the $1.5 trillion defense budget represents a 16% increase in domestic spending and includes $14 billion to fight climate change, but the defense budget stayed flat and will decrease when accounting for inflation, republican senator joni ernst, a member of the armed services committee, took issue with the perceived snub. quote america's adversaries have steadily chipped away our warfighters technological advantages. letters through force, business transfers, simple, traditional stealing or development of new abilities. now is not the time to slow investments in our national defense, congress and potus must set our war fighters for success with sufficient and responsible funding for the pentagon. president binds proposed defense budget doesn't achieve that the white house has proposed a separate $2.3 trillion plan to fix infrastructure. ah more formal budget is due later this spring, which will include social

security, which last year accounted for 23% of the federal budget in washington. lucas tomlinson, fox news. dozens of 7 37 max jets have been pulled from service for inspection after boeing notified airlines of a potential problem. boeing says it told airlines at a potential electrical problem was found. well, some 7 37 max planes were being built in washington state. the faa says the insulation of a particular piece of equipment could affect the plane's backup power supply. it's not clear how long those inspections will take. the issue affects fewer than 100 of the more than 450 max planes that have been built. britain's prince charles today spoke publicly for the first time about his father, prince philip, since the death friday at the age of 99. this is buckingham palace release details on funeral arrangements fox's benjamin hall has more from london. britain's prince charles paid tribute to his late father, prince philip. on saturday, one day after the

duke of edinburgh died peacefully at the age of 99 different part was it was a very special person who. i think above all else would have been amazed by the reaction on the touching things that have been said about him. and from that point we are my family, deeply grateful ally that buckingham palace announced prince philip will be laid to rest on april the 17th at windsor castle in a private ceremony closed to the public. due to covid-19 protocols, the funeral will be scaled down with only 30 people allowed to attend. the a guest list has yet to be released. prince harry is expected to attend along with other members of the royal family. meghan markle, who is pregnant with the couple's second child, has been advised by doctors not to travel. prince philip himself was involved in the funeral arrangements, including the design of a land rover that will carry his coffin. members of the royal family are always very much involved in the arrangements for their own

funerals. on principle. it was no exception on his rule wars. no fast. gun salutes rang out across the uk as military leaders honored the longest serving royal consort in the history of the monarchy, members of the royal artillery fired 41 rounds at one minute intervals from the tower of london with simultaneous salutes taking place at edinburgh castle, cardiff, castle and overseas union. jack flags will fly at half staff until the day after the funeral and as per the queen's request. members of the royal family will observe two weeks of morning in london. benjamin hall, fox news, san francisco police, remembering one of their officers killed in the line of duty 17 years ago today, officer isaac espinoza was fatally shot while investigating a suspicious person calling the city's bayview district he left behind then three year old daughter, his parents and sister, officer espinosa had served in the department for eight years. the

man convicted in his killing is serving life in. is it without the possibility of parole? if you were out early this morning in santa clara, you may have noticed bridge work being done on the great america over crossing two lanes of north bound highway one, the one we're closed from five a.m. until 10 a.m. the closure extended from the thomas expressway over crossing to the bauers avenue over crossing. katherine says he's closures are needed from time to time in order to safely perform bridge improvements. additional officers with the burlingame police department will be out tonight conducting dy patrols from six p.m. until two a.m. officers are looking for anyone suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. those driving impaired and will be charged and face a deal. why, with an average of $13,000 or $13,500, rather and finds it penalties as well as a suspended license, governor gavin newsom making a historic announcement in preparation of wildfire season, he says the state is investing $1 billion in wildfire preparedness.

really preparing at a local, regional, state and federal level for this year's wildfire season. this builds on our announcement last week of $80 million for 1400 new firefighters. we're gonna get more black hawk helicopters and these #### attack cruise up and running by may 1st, and we're gonna be doing a lot more, in fact, more than we've ever done in the state's history. the governor posted that video on social media today. it is from his visit this week to the shaver lake area where the creek fire charge some 370. 5000 acres and destroyed 856 structures last year. well a warm spring day. i probably knows that temperature of warm up for today probably knows those hillsides starting to well lose just losing that that nice korean color, so yeah, we are approaching fire season rapidly, there's no real sign of any rainfall just yet. highs from this afternoon. we're advertising a warm up and we were actually write some spots

close to the 80 degree mark, but mainly the upper seventies out toward fairfield. and santa rosa, oakland, 64 pacific of 58 degrees. we are waiting for the rain fall and they could see the last rain. last storm was march 18th. so we're up to, including today 23 days they were attack on more days because it looks like this dry stretch will continue. unfortunately here's a satellite as you can see, we had to some higher clouds with across the region throughout the day today. i would still lots of sunshine and we still have those breezy conditions, in fact that the trees in the bushes moving around behind me, so yeah, we still have some gusty winds out there, especially coast side and right around the big as we check on some of the current wind speeds, most areas the showing you 13 to about 14 miles an hour. sfo bit stronger. 26 miles an hour and a half moon bay that's a gust of up to 25 miles an hour. current number is still pretty warm for the six o'clock hour seventies out toward fairfield, livermore, oakland, 61 half moon bay. in the fifties. and look this beautiful camera looking out toward the golden

gate bridge, the marin headlands, the north bay hills in the clear the entire bury in the clear as we head into your saturday evening for your sunday morning, we'll start out the day with the fair skies. maybe some patchy fog, nothing to widespread and temperatures will be in the forties, and you'll notice the forecast model, bringing in a few high clouds kind of focused on the southern half of the bay area throughout the afternoon hours, so might have that filtered sunshine effective for tomorrow, but definitely warming up so. but tomorrow will be the warmest of the weekend days and probably one of the warmer days of the week. the fair skies, a few high clouds and temperatures that warm spots close to 80 degrees as we take a look at the cloud cover forecast, you could see what it does eight o'clock tomorrow morning, so not completely in the clear. this is five o'clock is still partly to mostly sunny skies, but we sprinkled a few eighties on the maps for tomorrow, out toward fairfield out toward antioch right around 80 degrees. san jose 73, oakland 69, santa rosa and the upper seventies san francisco mid sixties and half

pacific at half moon bay upper fifties close to 60 degrees, so fairly warm for your sunday and as we take a look here at your five day forecast, it is pretty warm in here monday as well. so monday probably should be the warmest day of the period weeks. just two moves in from the north. there's no real sign of any rainfall, but temperatures will cool off a few degrees by tuesday and wednesday and then partly sunny skies and a thursday so most neighborhoods will be in the sixties and the seventies. fairly quiet. weather pattern that to refuses to change the forecast models the updates come in during dinnertime. so christina, my plan is to have a nice little dinner. check the updated forecast models and hope that we could bring in the chance of some rainfall eventually here in the bay area because it has been a long, dry stretch, and it would be nice to have some rain back in the forecast. yes, it has and enjoy your dinner. we will check in with you at 10 picks marin you two there were two like earthquakes in the bay area this morning, the usgs says a magnitude three point oh quake hit just southeast of liverpool. word. 4:50 a.m. and in the north bay a magnitude

3.4 quake centered just south of calistoga happened around 7:13 a.m. there were no reports of any damage. it was moving day at the masters as a japanese golfer makes history at augusta national sports anchor. joe fonzi has the details after the break and coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock views, a crackdown on parties and crowds at lake merritt has begun. but not everyone is on board with it. why some say the enforcement is taking the life out?

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vaccines. here you go. continue to wear a mask, huh? what? good luck. i it's a braised beer company also launched ou campaign offering those over 21 of free beer if they can prove they got their shot the 1st 10,000 people to post a picture of their vaccine card or sticker on social media, along with the hashtag shot for sam will receive direct messages from sam adams to redeem free beer. the offer is good through may 15th. good evening, everyone. here's what's happening tonight in sports, always something special about the weekend in which golf's masters tournament is held, and we could very well be seeing

history made this year, but before we get to that, the most memorable shot of today's third round this is corey connors on the par 36 hole, and you can't beam or online than this is the ball rolls in one hole in one part of a four under par round of 68 for connor's, which has him five stroke. off the lead, but this was a rainy day in georgia. thank you, brooke benton, and the round was delayed for more than an hour. my dreams wet and slower when play resumed standards softly putting for eagle 15. shockley had his share of the lead. at that point, he finished with a 68 and is tied with three other players. four strokes back here is one of them after an opening round 65 justin rose has gone 70 to 72 rows for birdie on number. 12 rose balanced teams. three birdies with three bogie too much, but the story of today's third round was written by a decade matsuyama matsuyama was some late round heroics eagle on 15 and then a birdie at 17. matsuyama had four birdies and an eagle on the

back nine on the way to a seven under par. 65 has a four stroke lead headed to tomorrow's fine around trying to be the first play from japan to earn a green jacket. it is very early, but the giants have to be happy with the way the first eight games of the baseball season have gone a little more than 6000 scattered around oracle park with lots to make noise about for the second day in a row against the rockies, the giants down 3 to 1 in the sixth when buster posey make sure the deficit doesn't get any bigger posie, which one right on the money, cutting down a rival top, eah, trying to steal second all time, and estella has to do is apply the tag still 3 to 1 when brandon crawford came to the plate in the bottom of the inning with a couple of runners aboard. ben bowden that one carries over the arcade and right. crawford does the damage for the second day in a row as his three run homer gives the giants of 4 to 3 win. they've won three in a row and are five and three bob melvin and the a's today looking for something they haven't yet had this year, a win streak. oken, leading to

nothing in the fifth one remote. laureano absolutely lost one off houston starter jose and kitty. that's a two run shot off the railroad tracks at the top of the stadium for nothing. oakland. frankie montas said. a nice outing for the a's and got some defensive help from mark cannon. the six can it goes to the wall to grab a drive up to bat of your don alvarez montez appreciates the effort on the way to six innings in which he allowed just one run on little padding for the age of the eight sets, brown rides one high and deep to right, houston's ryan stanic. that's the first career home run for brown. the age make it two in a row over the astros, improving 23 and seven within 7 to 3 win. that's it for now, kristina. always good to be talking about sports this time of year when we have everything going on baseball, basketball, hockey and the masters golf journal. i know what we can right like there's so many choices and options. you wouldn't even think that all that time passed with no sports. my goodness feels good to be back, huh? you bet. no question about it. all

right, jeff. thank you. we'll see you tonight, lieutenant. thank you so much for joining us again. i'll see you back here tonight for the 10 o'clock news. have a good evening.s veg. here you go, here you go. that was quick. you skip the line when you're on the excelsior level. oh. three rooms adjoining, top floor. oh. silver, pretty. platinum, so don't wave that around everywhere. people'll get jealous. maybe wave it around a little. [ laughter ] my friend burt tanner runs the hotel. he comped us a few rooms because we sold him some closets for his high-roller suites. zebrawood, heated sock drawer, the works. hey, luxury bathroom, it's me, lowly closet. watch your back. mitchell? langham? hey, cam, it's langham and tim! hi! hi! hey! what are you boys doing here? bachelor-party weekend. we're getting married in june. what? oh, we really wanted to invite you, but tim's family is huge -- relax. we're getting married in may and you're not coming, so... [ laughs ] mitchell. oh, look at us moving on.