♪ finally tonight, all in the family. tiger woods and his newest golf partner, his 11-year-old son, charlie. that certain smile, that certain swing duplicated. the two getting ready for their first tournament in orlando this weekend. like father, like son.

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a mandatory quarantine in one hour in san francisco. >> there are lights outside and a blow-up santa but very few customers out here in san jose. the struggle of small businesses trying to attract customers during a stay at home order. >> cold nights and mild days. abc news at 11:00 starts rig rig now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >> we reached a milestone we were all hoping to avoid. >> drastic new restrictions are coming to the bay area. at midnight the entire region goes into lockdown. >> i guess the virus doesn't spread, right. >> these measures deemed critical to beat back an explosive surge in covid cases and deaths. state wide more than 52,000 cases and 379 deaths, a new

single day record. equivalent to a life lost every 24 minutes in a 24 hour span. >> we can hope the approval of a second vaccine by tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us. >> patients are overwhelming hospitals across the state. in southern california there are no icu beds available. san kw here locally the bay area region is 13.1%. >> because we dipped below 15% capacity in less than an hour the entire region must follow the state's stay at home order. this will be new for san so l solano and napa counties. many businesses are pivoting now to comply with the health order. >> reporter: lots of calls being

made to folks holding reservations at the hotel. hotels couldn't accommodate anyone traveling for a holiday getaway. >> we are like police people. why are you coming, you know. if there is any indication they are essential we can keep them. if not we have to cancel their reservation. >> reporter: the staff at the winery were about to take down the welcome sign, pivoting to online sales only. >> we need to get through the coronavirus. we are all praying for the vaccine to hurry up so we can be back to tasting. >> reporter: napa county joins the state's health order because covid numbers are surging. health officials urge the public to stay home. >> it is about making the sacrifice and it is doing it for the community and for health care partners. >> reporter: take out only for restaurants. some may be forced to lay off staff during the holidays.

>> we are trying to find the balance of how to keep the public safe and support our businesses. napa valley, cornell bernard. san francisco's ten-day quarantine rule for anyone coming to the city. >> please cancel the airline reservations. do not plan to gather. remember the asymptomatic spread. people without symptoms still can spread the virus. >> the new order includes the nine bay area counties plus santa cruz. a violation of the order is a misdemeanor. j.r. stone went to san francisco international airport tonight and found mixed reaction from travellers. >> reporter: you are looking at some of the last people to arrive at san francisco international airport or san francisco's mandatory quarantine goes into place for anyone coming into the city from outside the bay.

>> i didn't know. >> reporter: more confusion from san francisco and bay area travellers. >> i am surprised my family did not call me saying you better hurry up and get home. >> reporter: the order goes into effect 12:01 friday morning and requires anyone coming to san francisco from out of the area quarantine for ten days. those at sfo say travel has been down since thanksgiving. >> right now our passenger activity is 80% below what it was this time last year. >> reporter: many we talked to said they quarantined regardless, some say they would be open to ideas like this if they had not already lost trust in those issuing the order. >> because of the decisions made and behavior of politicians people are getting tired and are still willing to do the important things that work. that may be quarantining travellers. but there is a lot of pandemic fatigue. >> some travellers are exempt. that includes frontline workers,

officials, essential workers. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. california's next shipment of pfizer covid vaccines will be smaller than expected. the state was expecting to get 393,000 doses and now it is only 233,000 doses. they say the federal government gave cereal states new estimated shipment amounts today and did not elaborate as to why the change. strict shipping protocol. not a huge surprise. a batch in alabama. two in california were not used due to safety concerns. the queen of the valley hospital in napa had to throw out 975 doses received on wednesday. >> the phone call was from pfizer and said the shipment might have been shipped too cold and we shouldn't use it and they would be shipping us a replacement. >> each container has a thermal

sensors that tracks temperatures moment by moment in transit. upon arrival hospitals have strict processes to double -check the vaccines. >> vaccinations began in the south bay in santa clara county and it was meaningful for a county that saw america's first covid cases. at the fairgrounds some of the counties long-term care facility workers lined up for their shoprite sh -- >> it was quick, fast. >> south bay hospitals also started to receive pfizer vaccines for their frontline workers. vaccinations are underway in the north bay. more than 100 marin frontline workers received the vaccine. those caring for covid patients got first priority. they hope to vaccinate all staff by 2021. >> tonight the united states is

a step closer to having a second vaccine. a fda panel recommended emergency approval for emergency use authorization. abc 7 is dedicating the entire week to what you need to know right now at this critical time. what is next in the approval process? >> it looks like we have a favorable vote. >> reporter: 20 yes and one abstention a panel recommended to authorize the vaccine. >> i am so excited i can barely contain myself. >> reporter: this dallas resident believes she got the vaccine over a placebo after testing positive for antibodies. >> i want to see my grand kids and hold and kiss them and i want to see my children and my mother. everything is good. it is not just me. it is the whole world will be able to come out of this. >> reporter: the committee's

vote puts the u.s. on the cusp of a second blockbuster vaccine, suggested safe and 94% effective. the formal fda decision would clear the way for 5.9 million doses to be shipped across the country in the next week. comes as the nation is reeling with the uncontrolled spread of the virus. >> there is a reality we can only vaccinate people so fast. it does feel bittersweet. >> reporter: this woman was inspired by her friend two was the first person in the u.s. to get injected in a covid vaccine trial back in march. >> as a black woman i wanted to be recommended and because we have been disproportionately impacted by the disease. hopefully being part of the study will make it so that not as many of us die. >> neil browning was the second in line for moderna's phase one

trial. he said nine months after the injections, antibodies are still present in his blood work. >> i am excited that something i was apart of. we were not sure if it was going to work. to have the efficacy numbers we are seeing is incredible. ramifications are going to echo around the world. >> reporter: i am told they will be unblinded soon and given the vaccine if they received the placebo during the trials. pfizer is discussing doing something similar. >> thanks, kate. abc 7 news is dedicating the entire week to what you need to know about the vaccine. >> well, the clock is ticking. looking for a last minute gift like a pot or a nice sweater. in san jose we are talking to local businesses down here about their efforts to get people to

come out and shop local. >> congress closing in on a deal and what we know about potential stimulus checks and who they go to. >> old st. nick delivering to an east bay school looks a little bit different this year. >> and mother nature delivered the rain in the last 24 hours. i am sandhya patel. we are in a stretch of dry days ahead. i will let you know when storms are returning coming up. >> first a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks dan and ama. it is time for to us cuddle. is christmas in full swing by you? >> we have a beautiful tree. you can probably hear music going on in the back. the only thing we don't have right now is the liquor.

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it is hurry up and wait on capitol hill as lawmakers try to reach a deal on a nearly $1 trillion covid-19 relief measure. it gives a $300 weekly unemployment boosts as the labor department reports 885,000 people filed for benefits last week. mitch mcconnell said that lawmakers will stay in washington until they are done. >> the information of all senators we are going to stay right here. right here. until we are finished. even if that means working

through the weekend, which is highly likely. >> none of the remaining hurdles cannot be overcome. >> after being bogged down much of the day negotiators reported behind the scenes progress. >> in the south bay in the busiest time of the year, the city of san jose is making a last minute push to help out small businesses who are really suffering, devastated would be a more accurate word. matt boone spoke with business owners who are desperate for people to shop locally. >> chocolate and the holidays go hand in hand, at least in a normal year. >> overall, again, i would say it is 50% of us. >> that is the owner of chocolates in willow glen, estimating his sales are half of what they were in 2019. they offer pickup and local delivery, but he says the stay at home order has donees it job.

>> a lot of people are afraid to come out. >> reporter: that is where the city of san jose is trying to step in. >> we are working with a nonprofit that gets talented college students help our businesses get up on the web. >> reporter: they tried to get all small businesses in the area aggregated on to the website to make online ordering easier. >> really leveraging the collective buying power we have in the community. >> reporter: now that outdoor dining has been closed fewer people are walking past their stores too. >> you need foot traffic. >> reporter: she opened this boutique in february and says several stores on the block already closed and she doesn't want to be next. >> come in the store and buy. we needed to survive too. we don't want to go out of business. >> now to a christmas surprise for some children in richmond.

>> 25 years santa handed out toys to kinderkinderkinderkinder santa with masks firmly in place went to each of the kids home. >> three different buses with three santas and santas helpers. obviously, elf here, making sure we can give them the experience in person and let our students know just how proud that we are for all of the things they are continuing to do during this difficult time. >> the santas and helpers volunteered time and gifts. this year's gifts were all from downer elementary in san pablo. what a sweet thing to do. the kids loved it ama, so nice. >> yes. and the rain cleared out just in time for santa to make all of the deliveries, sandhya. >> yeah. it was just perfect timing for those kids, ama and dan.

let's take a electric at our rainfall percent of normal. we are actually doing better, even though we still need a lot more. since we got rain in the last 24 hours, 27% of average, 26 oakland, santa rosa and san francisco just over 30. about a week or two ago we were talking about 4% of average. now we just need to see the storms continuing as we head through winter. in terms of rainfall, we got about 3/4 of an inch. in san francisco, just under a half inch in oakland. .23 of an inch in concord. 53% average in the northern portion of sierra, snopack is 48% of average. ways to go but this is going in the right direction as they got three to eight inches of show. this is what the sun looked like setting at 4:52.

tonight visibility is terrific. you can clearly see back there and you will notice the camera is shaking. we have gusty winds in the hills. cold. patchy morning frost. dry and milder through the weekend and there is no sight of rain until christmas. after that things can change. clear skies and the winds 35 miles per hour. it is a north wind. that is go to save you from getting even colder. it is already chilly out there. 40s, 50s as we look at the 24-hour transform change. nine degrees cooler than where you were yesterday in napa. there will be patches of frost out there. 34 in santa rosa and livermoore. bundle up if you are heading off to work tomorrow morning. 58 in the afternoon. in san francisco, hang on to the extra layer. oakland. san jose 59 in livermoore. it will be a nice, sunny day to

end the work week. watching for rain. i don't see anything until monday night in the pacific northwest. far northern california gets rain. we don't get anything out of that. look at december 26th. the pattern looks like it will start to become wet. it is looking better and better as we head towards the last week of december. the accuweather seven-day forecast, cold in the morning. sunday is the last day of fall. as we bring on winter, waiting for that rain. 2:02 monday morning is when the season changes. we are keeping the dry pattern going into christmas and christmas day. dan and ama, we have to take the storms when we get them. when we get them, at least they deliver. >> fall is over. heading into winter.

>> in the north bay tonight some fourth graders in sebastpol thought they would be watching a movie on zoom and instead they got to go to a live drive-in movie, each kid got a concession box, popcorn, juice and candy and a glow stick. parents were in on the act and waited until the last moment to tell the kids in case the

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and this year was harder than ever. and yet, somehow, you all found a way to pull it off. it's not about the toys or the ornaments but about coming together. santa, santa, you're on mute! just wanted to say thanks. thanks for believing.

>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening. the warriors wrapped up the preseason in sacramento. steph curry, 29 points in 29 minutes.

wiggins and oubre. steve kerr, looking for his team to gel. steph, the outlet to andrew wiggins who had 11 in the first quarter and 16 overall. curry up ahead to kelly oubre jr., acquired after klay got hurt, attacking the him. he is a slasher and had 22 points. to the third quarter. your patented curry flurry. curry 17 in the quarter. dubs win the preseason finale. 2-1 in the preseason. next on tuesday the opener against k.d. in brooklyn. thursday night football. jon gruden wearing an oakland hat early on. first quarter raiders in trouble. derek carr pulls his groin on the roll out, straight to the locker room and would not return. in comes marcus mariota, from

hawaii. the 808. heisman winner at oregon, his first action in silver and black. mariota has wheels and dives for the flight. carr is pumped. they go to overtime. can't punch it in on third and goal. the pass broken up. gruden cannot believe it. have to settle for the field goal. justin herbert with a bomb to set up a quarterback sneak and he barely did get in. raiders playoff hopes fading away. usf, the early lead. all ducks after that. eric williams, steal and score. four or five ducks' starters in double figures. and tiger woods has a young playing partner this weekend in orlando. his 11-year-old son, charlie, swinging in sync with dad on the practice range.

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>> and that is it for us tonight. thanks for watching. >> sorry sandhya patel,

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