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logistically, it's been a nightmare. i'm not sure it's going to work. it'll work. i didn't know you were listening. now that a vaccine is likely weeks away, who will get it first? the delicate balance that goes

into prioritizing vulnerable groups and convincing them of vaccine safety. >> the oakland unified school district names january 25th as a possible start date. >> leaving silicon valley for houston. will others follow suit? >> i will let you know if there are signs of rain in the seven-day forecast. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. the race to find a vaccine for coronavirus. drug makers are pushing for approval and guidance is now taking shape from the government. >> nothing is final, but we do have a better idea of who will get the vaccine first. an important move from the cdc committee recommending who should get the covid-19 vaccine first. the first shipments are expected

to begin two weeks from today, the first will be health care workers and those that live in nursing homes and then essential workers, police, firefighters, teachers. the third grup oup is made of americans adults 65 and older or high risk medical condition. a race against the clock as cases surge. >> if we can pull together as a country and in the next 60 days vaccinate all of these residents we can cut the death rate in half. >> the government recommends 40 million doses ins it hands. while the cdc can set guidelines when it comes to priority, it is ultimately up to the states to make the final decision. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke with reporters eager to get the vaccine themselves and

the distribution challenges facing california. >> it is unavoidable for me to be in close contact with people that have covid. the vaccine makes me at ease. >> reporter: she is an emergency room doctor and treats covid patients in the bay view. >> it is nerve-racking every day. i have not gotten used to it. >> reporter: she knows about 20 bay area health care workers infected with covid. >> i was surprised of the number of my colleagues skeptical of this. >> reporter: a liaison for the cdc committee voting tuesday that health care workers and residents of long term care facilities receive the vaccine first. >> they make up a small portion of the population, but almost half of the deaths. >> california is expected to receive 327,000 doses of the vaccine in about three

committees on state and county levels are working to determine which individuals get vaccinated first. >> it is based on someone's risk of being infected in their community and someone's risk of exposing individuals at the hospital. abc 7 is committed to keeping you fully informed about developments with covid-19. we have assembled the abc 7 vaccine team and you can count on the team for updates as new information comes in. >> the cdc is reducing the recommended quarantine time for people exposed to the virus. it was two weeks and now seven days. bipartisan group of lawmakers is pitching a $908 billion relief package and not included is another round of stimulus checks. los angeles reported nearly

7,600 daily coronavirus cases. >> getting answers on how schools will reopen and stay open during the pandemic. today, oakland unified laid out plans for having students returning to the classroom. j.r. stone spoke with school leaders, teachers, parents and students about the plan. >> it is hard not being able to see my friends. >> reporter: these kids are ready to go back to school. the brother and sister combo with play on the black top with each other and a select bubble of people. >> i really want to. first of all, i will be able to see all of my friends. >> reporter: the oakland unified school district submitted a reopening plan with a target start date of january 25th. the teachers union wants to go back, they say it needs to be safe to do so. >> community is serving our black and brown students have, you know, high covid rates.

i am not optimistic. >> reporter: those in the district understand that and currently the county is in a purple tier and can't open schools until you are in a red tier. but oakland unified as a goal of opening in orange tier. >> that is arguably not go to happen. >> that is reassuring news to sofia's dad, juan. >> i don't feel comfortable. we are seeing the third wave. all of the talks about the vaccines. who knows when it would be available. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> we could see tougher covid restrictions as soon as tomorrow. mayor london breed said that more restrictive action is necessary. >> this is about saving lives. everything we are asking you to

do over the coming weeks or months is about that, saving lives. >> the city says san francisco's covid-19 cases tripled over the last three weeks. >> san francisco mayor's london breed's office confirms she attended dinner in a restaurant, now the third california politician facing criticism. the dinner happened a day after the governor attended a birthday party at the same restaurant. another admits to attending a gathering on thanksgiving. breed's office said she attended a friend's family birthday dinner at the open air table. state guidelines impose a three household limit on such events. a statement from the mayor's office said she dined out and has always been cautious when she is dining out. >> the san jose mayor admitting he went against covid-19

recommendations and apologized for his decision to gather with my family contrary to the rules and attended an outdoor thanksgiving dinner with five households. >> one of the bay area's oldest tech giants is moving out of the silicon valley. hewlett-packard, one of two companies created with the split of hp is movings it headquarters to houston. some silicon valley leaders are not too worried, yet. >> reporter: when an icon that built silicon valley decides to leave silicon valley. >> companies come and go. what is important is that we continue to build a pipeline of the next addition of builders who will create the amazing brands. >> reporter: he says when it comes to entrepreneurship and

innovation, nothing beats silicon valley. but despite that, hewlett-packard is headed to houston. another tech company to break from silicon valley. the high cost of living and high taxes, he admit there is is room for reform but does not see it as a trend. >> what you think about is who is the team. where can i find the best talent. who are my investors that i can work with. where are the companies i can get advice from. >> situations like this are a wake up call. >> reporter: the ceo of the silicon valley leadership group, along with changes to tax policy it is critical to see investment in infrastructure if they want businesses to stay. >> allow our companies to keep and to preserve capital so they can reinvest and build and grow. >> two warriors players tested positive for covid-19. hear how the team's general manager responded.

>> today is giving tuesday. coming up we are going to share with you the favorite charities and how you can help. >> the december chill is with us tonight. i will let you know how the rest of the week is looking. >> first a look at what is coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live." jimmy. >> thanks dan and ama, let's make tonight about us. >> i guess they opened up a file on me because of the joke. am i stoked there is a file open on me? absolutely. do i enjoy it in the moment? not so much.

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>> today is giving tuesday, a day for you to show your generosity during the holiday season. >> all day we got the chance to share stories about a dozen local charities that can use your help. >> today is giving tuesday. >> abc 7 news is proud to show support for nonprofits. >> there are so many wonderful organizations that help people in the bay area that also need help right now. >> one is the ronald mcdonald hou house. >> a nonprofit leading the charge in building a better bay area. >> we placed many people in $150,000 and above jobs. >> one of them close to my heart is kids and art. >> our community helped them to

be kids again. they are suddenly smiling and happy and just happy to be in the hospital. >> the youth group rock, really options for city kids had to re-invent their summer camp program and make it virtual. i supported rock for over a decade because all that it does for young people. >> seeing the kids that i knew in second grade and younger and now are adults, successful and healthy and remember me and rock. >> big brothers big sisters always will hold a special place in my heart. >> we quickly developed a friendship, you know, uncle and nephew. close to father and son as you can get. >> people that kept those relationships going. >> this is what the camp used to look like, a safe haven for children and families affected by cancer and this is it now in

the fall of 2020 after two fires merged and roared through much of the 500-acre property. it has taken care of others for decades and now needs time to heal itself. >> i will never doubt there will be okizu next year and we will be someplace. >> every kid ought to have the chance to go to summer camp once in their lives. >> we helped to build confidence and hope and give the kids a chance to see what the great mentors that they have that there are ways to have great lives and hopeful ly always find time for nature. >> thank you my dear friend. >> goodness, ama. we had a great day highlighting so many wonderful causes. >> absolutely.

a lot of ways that people can still help. >> you can join our parent company, disney to feed the love this holiday season. >> yeah. disney is partnering with three organizations to help families in need. one simple wish grants wishes for kids in foster care. >> a network of 200 food banks and 60,000 food pantries and male programs. abc 7 and disney is proud to donate $50,000 to the food bank this year. >> we are getting calls on the emergency health line from elders who were staying at home and could not go out and shop and needed nurrishing food. we really had to advance and grow that. we had to grow home deliveries for people that are covid positive and have close contacts. people diagnosed with covid

shouldn't be going out and can't be going out. the food has to be delivered to those families and those households as well. >> we are also proud to support the toys for to thes foundation. visit tots. >> you can find out more about how to donate to any of the organizations that we support. go to abcnews.com/takeaction and we hope you will take part. all right dan, let's talk about the weather. >> gorgeous outside as we head into december sandhya. very nice. sounds like it will continue. is that right? >> yeah. that is absolutely right, dan and ama. the weather will stay in the dry, sunny pattern for the next seven days or longer. not what we want to hear, but it has been beautiful outside.

we need more rain. here is a look from the kgo roof camera. the skies are so clear that we were able to capture the moonrising and it was absolutely glorious. a couple of passing clouds and a system is kicking up the surf. west-northwest facing beaches is where we will have high to extreme risk of sneaker waves and definitely watch out if you are going to be at the coast enjoying those waves. look at the season to date.

we have gotten a measly .13th of an inch in san jose. san francisco, 11% of average. best in santa rosa at 21%. that is not good. 1.44 inches. need more rain and don't have it. a lovely view tonight, mainly clear and chilly temperatures next week will be near or above average. tomorrow morning, the lower to middle 30s. a few patches of fog are not out of the question but we will not see the fog that we saw this morning. high clouds will filter the sun. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, chilly morning and dry day and it continues right on through the weekend and into early next week. 50s, 60s. minor drops in the temperatures as systems pass to the north and we get more cloud cover and more

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cannabis, exempt. the anti-smoking policy applies to buildings with three or more communities. tonight both san jose and oakland city councils voted in favor of banning the use of natural gas in newly constructed apartments and retail buildings. >> tunnels of joy are lighting up a brentwood neighborhood. this year it is a 14-year-old boy with bone cancer. tunnels of joy. what a wonderful thing they are doing in that community. >>

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this covid thing, my medical degr degree. no knock. i think there are 134 pages of rules from the nba. we are going into this thing with eyes wide open. >> zaire williams and stanford playing the maui invitational in north carolina. a terrible call, a t for hanging on the rim. come on. unc up three. stanford going for the tie. spencer jones.

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>> we have breaking news. u.k. gave approval to pfizer and start planning to vaccinate early next week. for now that is it for us. thanks for watching. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. stay tuned now for jimmy