getting the covid-19 shot, tells me in 21 days i will get the second shot and i will be more protected. reporter: 9,750 dose the arrived today. the plan is to distribute them between eight medical facilities in the county. also making history at zuckerberg san francisco hospital, five were vaccinated today. dr. antonio gomez was the first in line. i trust the fda s evaluation process. i trust the experts that we have here at this hospital that seen the data and looked at it and we all, you know, believe that this is sa safe sack veinvaccine. reporter: he s the hospital medical director of critical care. on his mind, the critically ill covid-19 patients he s treated for months. we have suffered loss and we have seen patients who have had to go through this process alone and that is a very difficult thing to deal with. reporter: san francisco is expects over 12,500 doses of pfizer s covid-19 vaccine this week. urging the public to not see this announcement as a reas
governor today. liz? reporter: hi, larry and kristen. yes, there was a lot of news at this briefing today. we did get an apology from the governor for attending that dinner party at french laundry. the only one that didn t is sonoma county. that s because it s already in the most restrictive one. with just over a week until thanksgiving, not great news from governor nufz. covid-19 cases in california have doubled in just the last ten days and on sunday the state reported over 10,000 cases for the first time since august. this is simply the fastest increase california has seen since the beginning of this pandemic. reporter: because of that newsom says the state is pulling the emergency brake. today he announced 40 counties are moving backwards into a more restrictive tier. in the bay area, all counties are now in either red or purple. the most restrictive. every age group, every demographic, racial, ethnic, in every part of the state we are seeing case rates increase a
jose and that s going to be in effect at least through 9:00 a.m. so we re still pretty foggy. if you woke up around 3:00 a.m., you probably saw how dense things started to get. your hour by hour temperature forecast, it is cold. we have 30s up in santa rosa. then 40s throughout the rest of the bay area. so it s feeling more like fall. of course we had that rain that moved in late last night and as far as the moisture goes, we ll have a little bit of the moisture left over. as far as rain, it looks like the remnants of the moisture is bringing us fog and you can see that up in napa and down to less than a mile down to visibility. three miles half moon bay, so i ll have a closer look at what we can expect tonight coming up in a few minutes. see you then. it has been eight months since coronavirus restrictions first became the new way of life for us. and in recent months, the bay area has picked up speed in easing some restrictions. but now local leaders are looking at pausi
your microclimate forecast. you re dressed perfectly for the weather, bundled up in the warm sweater. thanks. yeah, kira, you know, it was time to break out all of my sweaters even if i m indoors. you know, we have storm ranger up and scanning. we had a couple of showers, areas of gilroy, san jose, southeast side. so we ll look at what the storm ranger is actively scanning. we are the only ones with a mobile doppler radar in the bay area. you can see it s light and scattered. now we ll see the chances of more rain headed into tomorrow but i want to show you how cold it is. santa rosa 44 degrees. oakland in the 50s. here s a closer look at the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa is colder today than yesterday. headed into tonight, another cold night but an increase in the winds this evening with the arrival of a second system expected to bring more chances of rain to some parts of the bay area. so i ll have a closer look at what we re expecting. sierra snow. we have plent
abc 7 news reporter stephanie sierra is live with some battleground on each of those doctors. and stephanie what they bring to the table. reporter: yes, dan, it s a big deal to see not one but three highly respected doctors from ucsf represented on this board. all of them bring a wide range of expertise to this team, highlighting the bay area s success responding to the pandemic. the biden administration making a strong first step to building a national strategy to fight the pandemic. appointing a 13-member covid-19 advisory board comprised of public health experts across the country. there s so much good work happening at state and local levels across the country, governors, mayors, they re stepping up. the advisory board will listen and learn lessons from their experience. reporter: the experience coming from the bay area, includes ucsf david kessler, dr. robert rodriguez and eric goosby. bob wachter has worked with each of them personally. the three people that hav