individuals required medical attention in one day, the state s top epidemiologists saying out of an extreme abundance of caution and also recognizing the extremely limited supply of vaccine, we re recommending that providers use other available vaccine inventory. fortunately these have been very rare doctor and lou with stanford specializes in infectious disease and allergy, she says she has more questions about what happened in san diego, saying locally, the majority of reactions she s seen are common side effects and not severe allergic reactions. sometimes two people have a sensation that they re going to pass out. they might have the sensation that they re flushing. and sometimes when we then further investigate those reactions, they turn out to not be allergic. she stresses. the vaccine is effective and important. it s really rare to get a reaction of this kind and that even if it does happen in that rare event, we have very good treatments for it, whereas. with covid. w
continue through tonight. now back to the strong wind and those wind advisories and warnings. excuse me watches that are happening tonight. so far, pgd says they do not expect to shut off power here in the bay area in order to prevent wildfires, but there could be targeted shut offs in portions of this year of foothills in the bay area, the record high temperatures and gusty winds or big concern for firefighters. there hasn t been much range so far this winter, and conditions are still extremely dry. our concern is wind and what wind does for us? ah with the danger to the community, with trees falling, ah power lines out power outages and also the potential for wildfire. i would ask you are chief meteorologist bill martin for a look at today s numbers? hi bill. yeah the winds really blowing hard today. mount diablo already gusting to 82. he had st helene at 77 the winds outside right now, mount diablo is blowing 53 miles an hour. that s a current wind gust. you don t see it r
bolton was set to be part of a white house briefing. he replaced army general h.r. mcmaster. secretary of state mike pompeo was just asked if president trump was let go because of a disagreement. here is how he responded. i ll leave it to the president to talk about the reasons he made the decision. but i would say this, the president s entitled to the staff that he wants at any moment. the staff person who works directly for the president of the united states and he should have people he trusts and values and whose efforts and judgment benefit him in delivering american foreign policy. once again president trump releasing john bolton, retired general michaelly sentenced for the president trump s inauguration. as soon as we learned about the latest changes, we sent out an alert on the nbc bay area app. it is free to download. new atnt and for apple fans, there is a lot to be excited about. let s get right to it with kris sanchez. well, there will be a lot of excitem
orinda. more detail that sounds less dramatic, highway 24 before you get to the caldecott tunnel, orinda side westbound commute. a crash reported. it does sound like this car went off the roadway and got wedged between the tree and a part of the fencing there, but the other vehicle involved wasn t quite as dramatic with regard to the speeds involved earlier. the rest of the bay shows a smooth drive. we send it over to marcus. thanks, mike. happening tonight a strain on the system especially muni, because for the first time there will be dual major events at the chase center and oracle park. at 6:45 the giants play the pirates at oracle park and somewhere around fourth inning, dave matthews band will get a taste of the acoustics at chase center, just a couple of blocks away. so today in the bay s thom jensen is live at chase center. thom, this was one of the fears some people had before the chase center was even built. reporter: it certainly was and this will give us
get people out of buildings that have collapsed, hand tonight hundreds of residents had helping soldiers, police officers and firemen search the rubble for survivors. good evening. thank you for joining us. i m dan ashley. that massive earthquake struck shortly half 1:00 local time. the government says tonight at least 149 people are dead and that number keeps growing. there are real fears tonight that the death toll will rise quickly. that s certainly the expectation. this is live television coverage from mexico where it is 11:00 p.m. right now. the powerful 7.1 quake was centered about 100 miles southeast of mexico city. here s abc news reporter max guttman. tonight a scramble for victims entombed by the quake, so powerful it pulverized buildings. one woman covered in dust carried through the crowd on a stretcher. rescue rescuers racing into the badly damaged building rushing this woman to safety, and from the air it s easy toe spot the devastation. officials saying more