now at 11:00, pfizer vaccines on their way to a bay area distribution center, how soon the first shots could be administered. >> we really want to treat this vaccine as the liquid gold it is. it is the only tool we have now in our tool box. steph curry hits the three. >> well, it sounded like any other warriors pre-season game but sure didn't look like one at chase center during this stay at home order. and today was a day off in between rain days. tomorrow, we do it again. look at the live high-def doppler. we will time out the arrival of this coming up in the forecast. now at 11:00, streaming on cbsn bay area, a live look across the bay area. where tonight, hospitals are waiting for shipments of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. and good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. >> i'm brian hackney. the vaccines can't come soon enough. california confirms more than 35,000 new covid cases in the last day alone. and 225 more deaths. more than 10 pecuniary of people who have been tested in the past two weeks came back positive and tonight, more than 13,000 patients are in the hospital. at this moment, there are just 1400 icu beds available statewide. here in the bay area, remaining capacity of icu beds is just above 17%. southern california is far worse. they are down to just 5% of beds remaining. absolute worst is san joaquin valley which has run out of icu beds completely. but like we said, vaccines are on the way. kpix5's kenny choi has the latest on when bay area hospitals could get those doses. >> reporter: ups and fedex will be delivering to hospitals and other medical facilities starting early sunday. the companies say some of the shipments will reach its locations within a day. that means those at the top of the list to get vaccinated could get shot as early as monday in bay area. >> every ups and fedex truck carrying vials of the covid vaccine will have gps to track its temperature and location. >> boxes are being packed and loaded with vaccine with emphasis on quality control. >> there are probably a lot of fractures that will be exposed and there are so many different routes. so many different rollouts. >> many hospitals say they still don't know exactly how many doses they will receive or when the shipments will arrive. >> we do encourage you to take the vaccine. it will make a difference not only for you, but also for other people in the community including your family. your friends. but also, the wider community. >> reporter: the arrival of the covid vaccine sounds like a cure all, but 18% of americans would definitely not take it if it were available today and 21% said they would probably not. >> minority populations in particular have been hesitant given the history of research and interventions. >> reporter: data from the fda shows the pfizer vaccine to be 95% effective. a booster is needed three weeks after the initial injection. and in nine days cvs an walgreens will send out teams to 75,000 nursing homes and long term care facilities to get those residents vaccinated. kenny choi, kpix5. the head pharmacist told ucsf since the vaccine will cause side effects they will stagger the release to health workers. for the latest on more rain, believe it or not, let's head to meteorologist darren peck. >> it is the second act, brian. we had the first wave come through last night. the second in the next two hours but really throughout the duration of sunday and gives us another half inch of rain if not more. here comes the rain marching across the bay area into the early afternoon. and by about noon, it clears the south bay. that's an easy line of rain to track. there is another one. as we get into the early afternoon, we will see another round of showers come through. there will be times when you can get outside tomorrow and it is not raining. but, it could rain at any point in the day. i'll go for more specifics in the complete forecast. we also have another issue. a coastal flood advisory tomorrow. meaning a high surf situation coinciding with high tides. we also want to talk about that as well. this will affect tomorrow through tuesday. i will see you with all this in the complete forecast. back to you. looking live at chase center tonight where the warriors played their first game in nine months. it was unlike any other. no ear-splitting cheers from the crowd. no concessions and no fans. kpix5's betty yu on chase center's safety protocols and the new game day atmosphere in the age of covid. >> reporter: 277 days since the warriors have played basketball here at chase center. it is a night of firsts for the players, for the staff, and the media. most noticeably, there are no fans. it sounded like a game. on the court, it looked like a game. with steph curry back in action. but it just wasn't the kind of game anyone is used to. coach steve kerr spoke to the media via zoom before tipoff. >> it is a strange atmosphere out on the court and it will be weird tonight to play a game without our fans. >> reporter: the normally bustling concourse level was eeriely quiet with concessions closed and the bar in the united club was also shut down. the space was turned into one of several media work spaces. and chase center was divided in the zones to keep different groups apart. all media members were tested on site prior to entering the arena. >> we test like crazy every single day. we have an amazing group of health care workers who come in here and test us and keep us safe. and we are very grateful for them. >> reporter: four years, d.j. d sharp entertained at halftime. today, few family and friends were allowed in the stands. even executive producer shawn bennett say it is team worked to create the same energy and excitement of a prepandemic game. >> i think for the fans at home, they can't tell much of a difference because we are adding in the crowd noise. we wanted to create the atmosphere for the players so everything stayed normal for them to be able to perform at their peak. >> reporter: judging by tonight's score, they did. the warriors managed a 107-105 victory over the denver nuggets. the first regular season game at chase center will be new year's day. in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. and, vern will have all of the highlights from the game coming up in sports. to continue this theme at 11:00, an investigation underway after dozen of santa clara county youth basketball players and coaches tested positive for the virus after attending a tournament in rockland. reporter heather has more. >> reporter: signs outside court side basketball center read closed with no basketball runs planned after a tournament held. people diagnosed with coronavirus. shock from rockland residents now learning that numbers from santa clara county show 77 positive cases including players and coaches from their area alone. and more than a dozen others in other counties. santa clara county sounding the alarm these events should not be happening and the events held in november were not allowed under state guidelines. the center's owner told us they were taking every precaution when staying open. >> student athletes. people who play sports, this is part of their lives as well. it is also necessary and vital to a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: something parents like andre nelson understands during a time like this whose daughter is a former athlete. but he says he sees the concern from both sides. >> i can understand why people would say, you know what? fine, let's just do it. it's not that bad if we are not supposed to do it. >> the owner of the center didn't want to go on camera but said he did not know how the virus initially spread. no tournaments are scheduled at the moment. if you want to keep up with all the covid-19 details and the vaccine rollout, we are also updating our coverage on kpix.com and cbsn bay area. you can download the kpix5 news app for 24/7 access to our reporting. looking live at oakland tonight which is seeing a major spike in shootings. earlier this week, the city recorded its 100th murder of the year. and, just a couple of years ago, oakland was viewed as a national model for law enforcement on how to cut down violent crime. but in the first 11 months of 2020, the lake merritt, downtown, uptown, and west oakland neighborhoods had 12 homicides while east oakland saw 88 homicides. to put that into perspective, oakland finished out 2018 with 68 homicides. a record low. city leaders credited that turn around to operation cease fire. a program that offers jobs and services to people at risk. the pandemic has put it to a halt. oakland's interim police chief is blaming the mounting plague of gun violence on the closure of schools, recreation centers, and athletic programs. she also believes early inmate release to combat the pandemic is also to blame. muni had to reroute a few lines after a bus crash left four people injured in san francisco. the bus crashed into a vehicle at 24th and mission this afternoon. three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. that crash is under investigation. but, drugs and alcohol probably were not involved. well, chaos erupting in washington dc following a day of peaceful protests. coming up, what happened moments before things turned violent. >> and it is definitely not something you want to see while boarding your flight. a man was spotted climbing on the wings of this plane. plus, a look at the new photos that are out of this world. tonight, a mostly peaceful pro-trump rally erupted into civil unrest in the nation's capital. at least four people were stabbed and riot police arrested over 20 people while trying to keep opposing groups apart. protesters threw smoke bombs at dc police. some getting into brawls with officers. members of the far right group, the proud boys, were also caught on camera burning black lives matter banners. earlier, the mood was more celebratory. thousands of president trump's supporters rallied in the streets refusing to accept that president-elect joe biden won the race. michael flynn also gave his first public comments since being pardoned. >> do you still believe he won? >> absolutely. no doubt. >> courts do not design who the next president of the united states of america will be. we the people decide. >> meantime, president-elect joe biden was seen leaving a philadelphia hospital today after having a checkup on his fractured foot. his doctor said biden had a weightbearing ct scan that showed his foot is healing as expected. the 78-year-old hurt his foot two weeks ago while playing with his dog. shades of the twilight zone. moments before a plane was set to take off from las vegas, video shows a man climbing onto the wing of a plane. happily, unlike the twilight zone episode, before the plane took off. officials say the man got onto the tarmac after hopping an airport fence. police later took the man to a medical facility. as for the plane? it went back to the gate for a full inspection. a bay area man who borrowed a library book nearly a half century ago was making good on a mistake he made as a boy. in 1972, tony goodman borrowed a book about pirates from the marin county free library. he never returned it. and he had been living with the guilt ever since. that is, until last monday. a good samaritan paid off the fine to clear his name. he says he wanted to do something fun for goodman this christmas. the library calculated the $58 fee by charging one dollar per year. the hubble space telescope turned 30 this year. nasa is sharing a little present with you because you paid for it, after all. check out those stunning images from the hubble. they released 30 never before seen pictures of galaxies and star clusters and there is something extra special about the celestial gems. all of them can be seen through backyard telescopes. they will not look like that because nasa colorizes stuff. but they can also be spotted with binoculars or the naked eye. which darren peck assures us we will not see tonight because there is some rain coming. first come the clouds which block out the view. the rain is coming. the next couple of hours, looks pretty far away. let's put it in the futurecast. midnight. good rain right off the coast. so we will take it from there and just play it through. sunday in the pre-dawn hours, it's in the north bay. by the time we get to sunrise it's right through the heart of the bay, 7:00 a.m. good rain going through the golden gate. once we get toward the late morning around early afternoon, the showers in this first line will reach the south bay and then clear out. so, the first part of the day is raining. then a little bit of a breakthrough the early afternoon before the next line of showers arrives right there. and, this one comes through with the possibility for a few isolated thunderstorms in it. don't be surprised with that. in the afternoon, if you hear a rumble of thunder off in the distance. if you happen to get one right over you, you get small hail with it. by the time the sun goes down, the show is over. rain comes to an end by that point. but, look how we will do on rainfall totals. this is pretty good. eight tenths of an inch of rain for the north bay. half an inch for much of the rest of the bay area. and it does deliver. on snow in the sierra. this is another foot of snow coming. up to donnor pass. that extends all the way down the sierra. there is a winter tomorrow warning because of this. it is tricky for anybody who wants to go lake tahoe anyway. perhaps you are driving over 80 for other reasons. in any case, it will be an unpleasant drive on 80 or 50. any of those tran-sierra passes you will have to take chains and be prepared. the other issue is a coastal flood advisory with beach hazards and high surf. if you are going to be on the beaches, just be careful for the next two days. it won't be as big as the next one, we could have 20-foot high waves coming in. king tides coming back sunday morning, monday morning and tuesday morning. in the late morning. 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, high tide. this will be the highest tide we have had this season. places like the embarcadero and the lower intersections in marin which see the water come in, that will be something to watch for. really for the next three mornings. morning lows go back down to the upper 40s , with the a cloudy damp start, you won't notice the temperatures much. and we don't get out of the 50s all day tomorrow. tomorrow is the main day for rain. but as we look ahead in the seven day forecast, on thursday, there's another system that will come and it looks like it will be focused mainly in the north bay. probably won't get a whole lot of rain much further south of that, but a chance of rain coming our way thursday. let's share some of the bay area bright spots. this comes from susan cooke in vallejo. we are trying to share all these beautiful light displays. maybe you are not getting out as much. maybe not as many people are coming out to see the displays you have done. either way, let's make sure these get seen and let's share the bright spots that the bay area has to offer. if you have something like this, you want to share, just like susan did, from vallejo. email it to us. bayareabright spots@kpix.com or put it on social media, hash tag it kpix bright spots. that will work as well. vern, over to you. i don't have holiday lights but i got highlights. two-fer saturday night. this time, it's not just one sports segment. oh no. two. and ahead in this one, dub nation, you waited long enough. after nine months, they went up tempo at chase center tonight. you might even like the result. pre-se nba up top. march 10 the last time the warriors put a uniform on with winning intentions. nine months later here we go. steph curry hitting from everywhere. in the field of play against the nuggets, mid season form. wow. he had a seat and let the newbies get used to the offense. dubs grab the lead as much as 20. but of course, denver made a run at it. tied it. then michael mulder did something about it. deep ball hit. first one, since march, a good practice, a good scrimmage. warriors won it 107-105. captain? this experience tonight? >> definitely a weird environment. you know. pulling up to chase center with no fans around in the building. the new court configuration. all that type of stuff. but, once the ball tipped it was that good feeling that you have just playing basketball. time-out on the floor. i have always wanted to say that. segment two is coming. and in that one, stick around. college football action, you we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, 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