emergency use authorization to pfizer s vaccine and if it does the bay area could see doses here as soon as next tuesday. with a shot in the arm, a 90- year-old british woman became the first to receive the coronavirus vaccine tuesday. the u.s. fda scientists reviewed the data and gave their approval on tuesday. they have a independent hearing to decide whether to grant a emergency authorization use. resident trump held a warp speed vaccine summit at the white house and signed in a vaccine order saying americans should get priority for the vaccine. if for every reason we have problems we will be instituting the per defense production act. reporter: president joe biden says he is setting the goal of 100 million vaccinations in the first 100 days. we are hearing from the state we could be receiving vaccines shipped to our health department as soon as 15 december. reporter: county officials say they purchased one of the specialized ultralow freezers needed for pfizer s v
the crowd mingled along lakeshore average. juneteenth is for examplely over looked. it s the day when slaves in texas were told they were free. it is now remembered as the day slavery ended in the united states. a view from the celebration from earlier in the evening. the big turnout near the lake. cars and people jamming in the area. during a march this afternoon. three people were arrested when they attempted to block traffic. several people crossed the concrete barrier. 50 people took part in the protest. traffic was delayed. there was a big rally at the port of oakland. the longshore union held a work stoppage so their message could be heard. the day began with a call for an end to racism in america. if we have to continue the friday morning protest was a coordinatedded work stoppage term longshoreman stand with black americans. this is an historic occasion, because this action on the part of the ilwu, the first tomb in american history an international unio
congressman s district office according to staff. pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. 30-round clip, you re all gonna drop. reporter: the caller continues with expletives and references to the constitution for another 30 seconds. he tweeted hiresponse saying i m not afraid. not of this caller, not of the nra. that message could pave the way for swalwell as he is expected to launch a presidential run, raising the profile of his platform. it allows him to say i m tough, i m here, i m not going to back down. and that s the kind of person you re going to get if you re to elect me to higher office. reporter: swalwell has been a visible and vocal advocate for stopping gun violence. he cosponsored three gun control bills this year for expanded background checks and assault weapons bans and gun restrictions for domestic violence criminal. there was a time in this country when discussing this issue. reporter: elizabeth smoor with the group, moms demand action for gun sense in
remained relatively lower than previous peaks. some good news there. still, this new surge is causing major disruptions to daily life. thousands more flights cancelled today. airlines seeing critical staffing shortages brought on by covid, and the surge is also impacting sports. several college football bowl games cancelled. others now seeking replacement teams as the virus sweeps through the nation. the nhl, the nba and the nfl all forced to postpone some games, and this morning president joe biden joining his pandemic response team s meeting with the national governor s association. while he says the u.s. has made great progress, biden at mitts there are still some gaps in our response. this is not like march of 2020, the beginning of the pandemic. we re prepared and we know what it takes to save lives, protect people and keep schools and businesses open. we just have to stay focused and continue to work together. we went from no over-the-counter tests in january to 46 mi
night. they have destroyed at least 5700 homes. there are 9000 firefighters trying to contain the fires. 90,000 people out of their homes. the sonoma county sheriff said anyone living near any of the fires should be concerned and keeping an eye out for advisories. there is no reason to get stuck in traffic waiting around. get out now. there are some new mandatory evacuation orders in northern sonoma county for parts of the geyserville area and alexander valley. bill martin is tracking the winds and red flag warnings. robert malcolm is live in napa with the latest on the firefight. deborah is in geyserville and sonoma county where there is a mandatory evacuation order underway. reporter: we are at the river rock casino. it is empty on a friday night. part of that mandatory evacuation with fire nearby and winds uncertain. better to evacuate people and to take chances the chaos of five nights ago. getting out not happen fast enough. this is bodycam video from the night