a momentous day. the vaccines are on their way to distribution centers across the country. how soon can we get the shot clock >> a preseason warriors game. what was it like to play without fans quack >> we are adding in the crowd noise. trying to create the atmosphere for those players. >> if you aren't hearing the rain, you aren't alone. there is a good bit of stretch of rain.

we need to talk about the king tides and a coastal flood advisory. it is sunday, december 13th i am devon. emily has the morning off. let's check with our weather with erin pack. i want you to see these heavy bands of rain living in right across the heart of the day. we watched this pickup earlier. about an hour or two earlier. the north bay is already seeing those. but as you look across the bay, you can see a good band of rain coming in. the showers have even made their way further south. we are seeing symptoms of heavy rain down here. and if we follow the across the bay. working up to san leandro. the rain is coming down. this is all going to move down to the southeast.

it's going to be a rainy morning but we are going to film the showers as we go on here. and copy will go into more detail on how this plays out when we checked back in and just a few minutes. the first trucks carrying the coronavirus vaccine have ruled out of a michigan manufacturing plants. they are ready to be loaded onto these planes. this could be delivering those vaccines. the company say that some of those shipments could reach that at the top of the list could be getting shocked as early as tomorrow. just around 300 28,000. california is confirming more than 35,000 coast cases in the

last day. 224 more deaths. those people have been tested came back positive. this morning, more than 13,000 patients in the hospital. right now there are just 1400 beds. available statewide. remaining capacity hovering just above 17%. southern california is way worse. the absolute worst is the san joaquin valley which has run out of those beds completely. they area hospitals are anxiously waiting for the shipments of the vaccine. kenny has the latest. >> every truck carrying vials of the vaccine will have a device that's for patients. light exposure and motion. >> distribution has begun.

boxes are being packed and loaded with vaccine emphasis on quality control. >> a lot of fractures that will be exposed when they will be rolled out. there were so many different routes. >> many different of them say that they don't know how many doses they will receive or when the shipments will arrive. we'll make a difference on not only for you but for other people. in the community. but also, the wider community. >> the arrival sounds like the cure-all for many. but a recent poll finds 18% of americans would definitely not take the vaccine if it were available today in the 21% say that they would probably not. >> minority populations have been a bit more hesitant. >> data from the fda shows that

it seems to be 98% effective >> cvs and walgreens will start sending out approximately 75 nursing homes and other long- term care facilities across the country the pandemic is getting worse nationwide hospitalizations and deaths are setting new records. we are in los angeles. >> americans are feeling the pain of gathering over thanksgiving. hospitals are overwhelmed. up in 28 states, 19 of them setting records. there are no icu beds left in mississippi. the work is doubling capacity in ft. worth texas. new york city will conclude indoor dining on monday. restaurant owners are frustrated.

>> this is because we can't control people to stay away from each other. >> the healthcare system could collapse with a winter holiday search. they had a catastrophic suffering and death. indiana university health which has the most coverts patients in the state. >> they are tired. this and heartened and afraid. >> more than 200 staff is in quarantine because of community exposure. >> is going to continue for the holidays. but here the icus are nearly 95% full. the highest since the start of the pandemic. they set another record on friday with more than 13,000 new cases. cbs news, los angeles. a basketball tournament which included people from the bay area may have been a super spreader event.

it happened at the courtside event. 77 people from santa clara county have tested positive including players and coaches. that is on top of a dozen others. residents say they are very concerned. >> i can understand why people say, let's just do it. it's not that bad. >> it appears to have violated local in-state orders restricting youth sports. they are now carrying out an investigation. looking lab at the chase center. last night they played their first game and nine months. but it was unlike any other. there was no earsplitting cheers from the crowds. betty reports on the safety protocols and the new game day atmosphere in the age of the coronavirus.

4 it's been 277 days since they have played basketball here. it is a night of first for the players and the staff and the media. there are no fans. >> it sounded like a game. on the court, it looked like a game. with steph curry back in action. it just wasn't the kind anyone is used to. they spoke to the media before tipoff. >> is a strange atmosphere. out of the court. it will be weird tonight to provide a game of our fans. >> the normally bustling concourse level is quite with construction close. the bar was also shut down. this was turned into several media workspaces. in chase center was divided to keep different groups apart. all members were tested on site

prior to entering the arena. >> we come in and retest like crazy every single day. we have an amazing group of healthcare workers coming in here. keeping us safe. >> entertained at halftime. a few friendly family and friends are allowed. even the presentation executive says that the team worked to re- create the same energy and excitement at a pre-pandemic game. >> for the fans at home, we are hoping that they can't tell much of a difference. we are adding in the crowd noise. one of our goals was to create the atmosphere for those players. so everything stays normal for them. >> the warriors managed a 107- 105 victory. the first regular-season game will be new year's day. in san francisco.

>> they will have all the highlights from the gamecock coming up. last night a mostly peaceful pro-trump rally erupted into civil unrest. at least four people were stabbed. they're trying to keep opposing groups apart. >> protesters through the smoke bombs. members of the far right group were also caught on camera. earlier in the day it was more celebratory. positive trump supporters ride in the streets refusing to accept that the president-elect won the race. although, michael flynn gave his first public comment since his party. the men used to believe he one quick >> absolutely. >> we the people decide.

>> in the meantime, they were seen leaving a philadelphia hospital after having a checkup on his fractured foot. it showed that they had a weight-bearing scan which showed that his foot is healing as expected. he injured his feet while playing with his dog. 225 guns were returned yesterday. san francisco became a push. but, the mayor and the asset pd teamed up. players united. it took place on howard street. the buyback isntended to help them save her. by reducing the number of those on my civilians. anyone who turned them in no questions asked. i've been streaming, holly organizations are getting creative. happy holiday season for families in need.

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let's take another lie look at michigan. in the last 30 minutes the vaccine rolled out of the manufacturing plan. they have been set in motion the biggest vaccination effort. it is expected to begin

arriving early monday. initial doses are expected to be limited. stomach the pandemic is having an effect on a lot of usual traditions. those who organize yearly toy drives are finding creative ways to get the job done. please officers partnered up for a special assignment. normally the program kids with shopping spree. this year was a drive-through. officers handed out bags of gifts to more than 200 families. >> a bay area man making the mistake he made as a boy. 1972, he never returned a book. he's been living with the guilt ever since. that is until last monday. a good samaritan who worked in and paid off the find to clear

his name. he says he wanted to do something fun for christmas. the library calculated a $50 fine by charging one dollar per year. >> that actually sounds like you got a good deal. he got off easy. stomach let's talk about this rain. you can see the brightest bands. it's starting at about 4:00 p.m. hour. it has quickly progressed to the heart of the bay. not just the golden gate but we are seeing the more impressive bands of heavy rain. this is you right there. we have good little band of orange showing up. that is good rain. just about the work its way into the past. and as you get over towards the irvington district, fremont certainly having seen some of that rain. but what we want to see is where it is heading next.

let's just start looking at this last hour. you can see how quickly this has worked its way down. a matter of minutes here before downtown san jose start to notice the heavy bands of rain picking up. you are right on the leading edge of this. he will also obviously noticed the heavier bands. you can start hearing the rain on the roof. he started already about 45 minutes to an hour. we will do the same thing here is a pullout for the why do there is little more as we take that drive east on 580 and you can see the leading edge of that rain. you are just about to start noticing that. san ramon you got that about 20 minutes ago. a good early start to the rain.

here is our perspective when we look at this on a wider view. this is where you'll find the most impressive rain. this is what you can track why we keep replacing this. we are already getting breaks in the north bay. that doesn't mean you're done for the rest of the day. as a watch in futurecast, that is our cold front. watch what happened throughout the day. showers developing on the backside. there will be plenty of breaks today where it's not raining. we can get out and not be rained on. but there's always the possibility at any moment one of these stray showers can redevelop and you get the possibility of an isolated thunderstorm. rainfall totals look pretty good. we will pick up perhaps as much as a quarter of an inch and a half a brain depending on what part of the bay we are talking

about. this is early saturday with the last way. daytime highs into the lower 60s. if you look outside it is damp and the temperatures are well behaved. there is a coastal flood advisory. not only because the surf is high but we are going to see the highest tides the king tides of the season so far. and this morning, they will be behind at the start lapping up along the embarcadero. and even those lower lying intersections to the bay. the next chance of rain gets on thursday. doesn't look super impressive with a chance of a few light showers by the time we get there. back to you. stomach let's go ahead and get into the bay area bright spot. we had a wonderful time showing off what the lights look like. this one coming to us is money is a perfect example of what you want us to share.

we probably aren't getting out and seeing as many people's homes or maybe you don't have as many coming by voice. send us your pictures. you can email it to pray area by spots or just put a hashtag on it at social media. we will find it. are. it's your turn. stomach a truly bizarre and frightening moment before a plane was set to take off. imagine being a passenger with a window seat. it shows a man climbed onto the wing of the plane fortunately before it took off officials say that he got onto the tarmac after hopping off. he was taken to a medical facility. the plane did go back to gate for a full inspection. stomach good morning, everybody. the old game of about last night. what about last night clicks well, you had waited long enough after nine months they went up to the chase center.

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and a laptop my state is the last and the warriors put a uniform on with winning intentions. last night, we went again. look at this. steph curry.

hitting from everywhere. what a shot at chase center. in the field of play. he then got used to the offense. i little spin move. he went glass. they grabbed the league as much is 20. but of course, the denver nuggets came back and michael did something about it. a little splash it right there. so, first game, a good practice. captain. that experience last night. >> it was definitely a weird environment. pulling up to the chase center with no fans around and in the building. the new courts configuration and all that type of stuff. but, when the ball tipped it was kind of a good feeling that you had. just playing basketball. >> then we had college football.

mouthpieces and. let's go. david shaw. oregon state third-quarter defense backing the penalty. dropped it in for lindsay. a lot of points were to be scored. davis mills, he's back. go. he's just inside. putting it back in front. 24 all time. watch this. john humphrey kicked off. what clicks 30 seconds left. the beavers are in striking range. they took off cartwright for more yardage and the ball popped free. robinson fell off of it. and we are done here. quietly, loki. stanford ripped off three straight wins. no highlight yesterday.

the game at washington state canceled. because the bears had one player test positive for the coronavirus. additional players were ruled out for contract tracing. the back 12 siding policy canceling the game. 90 minutes before kickoff. this is the third time this is happened to the program this season. this is against tennessee. they began to sport a friend. two extra points in that loss. they will finish up that final round. let me know if conquered, then four shots of the league. >> not only do i get to enjoy football, they are playing at home. i get this assignment. the best basketball coach of

the bay area. goes to tie the all-time winning mark with her stanford cardinal play at cal. tonight. we will see later. >> coming up, as the electoral college vote looms as a point where the president will simply accept that he lost the election? apparently is still frustrated and fuming to anyone who will listen. stomach the nativity sce

welcome back. thank you so much for joining us. starting with a weather. with the meteorologist here. >> we watched his band of rain moving pretty quickly across the bay area. if you're hearing the rain on your roof, you aren't alone. just that everybody has gotten it so far. it's already clearing out of the north bay. as they come in for a close-up look you can follow a 80, two 8101 all the way around into the south bay. all that has had rain on it. you are seeing some of the best right now is ome of those brighter bins of orange. as they come back down, into san jose at the bottom of the screen, though showers are all

continuing to march away. so, down through the part of san jose you will notice the intensity of the rain picking up. and over in the tri-valley, certainly have your share of it now. going out on 580 or going north on 680. this is kind of the highlight of the strange. we will track what happens next in more detail. and the complete forecast. there is more rain coming into the afternoon. why this is coming up in the complete forecast. >> breaking news right now. the first trucks carrying the coronavirus vaccine have rolled out from a manufacturing plant. they are moving boxes and expected to arrive on monday. tomorrow an even larger shipment is planned with 390,000 miles. manwell reports on the massive

logistical operation to get that vaccine to more than 600 sites across the country. >> the fda commissioner denied that there was political pressure to grant the emergency authorization for the vaccine. said that the process has been clear. >> this should help ensure the public that they met the rigorous standards for efficacy. >> friendly medical workers will get the first of the two required doses but getting it there is a delicate process. they must be stored and ultracold freezers shipping giants fedex bush split those deliveries. with ups handling the east and fedex handling the last. >> it is a good effort. >> bear the highest priority. if anything that we are carrying in our system. >> the vaccine's approval is a first for the united states.

five other countries have already signed off. while it may signal the beginning of the end, a vaccine may not be widely available to the general public until next spring or early summer. the general is the chief operating officer for operation warp speed. >> while this moment is extraordinary we have a lot of work to do. we do not take any victory laps. >> one unanswered question is whether people who are vaccinated can still spread it. officials continue to stress the importance for everyone to follow cdc guidelines to stop the spread including pop proper mask wearing and physical distancing. manwell the work is. portage, michigan. >> the head pharmacist said that since the vaccine can cause side effects it will stagger the availability of the vaccine for healthcare workers. a longtime nurse in los angeles says she would encourage everyone to get the vaccine especially because she, her husband, and son were all infected. she recently lost coworkers who

fell ill. >> i understand the concern about the vaccine. i would be lying to you if i said that i hadn't thought about whether or not i'm going to get it right away or not. but now, after getting the virus in seeing how it's impacting my whole family we just lost two coworkers. two young healthy men who have died. >> from the ronald reagan center says that her signal was buried while she was in quarantine. >> there was actually a point where i was crying. it felt like somebody was ripping the muscles off of my back. >> chooses based on experience the benefits of getting the vaccine far outweigh any risk of side effects. the electoral college meets tomorrow and is expected to make joe biden's victory a done

deal. president trump is not expected to concede. he traveled to west point where he did the coin toss. he sometimes wore a mask while watching the first navy game there. he continued to vent his frustration over the election results. the president tweeted i won the election in a landslide heading later we just begun to fight. >> the president lashed out over that investigated for those tax violations. he tweeted, why didn't he reveal the public for hunter biden. he reposted somebody else's tweet saying that he should be fired. looking live in oakland. just two years ago oakland was viewed as a national model for law enforcement on how to cut down on violent crime. the city is here is seeing a

major spike. they said the trouble spots and explains why the pandemic may be partly to blame. >> oakland is a tale of two cities. the heart of oakland car to my right. this is all the way up to the hills. there are 12 homicides. to my left, is oakland, 88 homicides. the farther east you go, the more shootings and killings. 21 people were murdered and 93 people were injured in shootings. from 66th avenue and 24 deaths and 91 injuries. then you get to east oakland from the colosseum to the border. this is where most of the homicides occurred. 43 people were killed and 172 people are shot. out of the 100 murders this year six victims were minors.

none last year. one of those kids was 16-year- old aaron pryor. a star football player at the high school gunned down near his home. ivan sanchez and perry harris and noel dominguez. >> the last tie oakland saw more than 100 2012 and was ranked the third most dangerous city in the country since then, a steady decline two years ago. a record low of 68. they credited that turnaround operation cease-fire. the torrential program identifies those high-risk individuals. operation cease-fire was suspended because of the coronavirus. they also blamed increased gun violence to the closure of schools. and athletic programs. she says more kids are caught up in criminal activity because of no structure and no mentors. lastly she says the early release of inmates more

dangerous people out in the streets. they know that they are fighting an uphill battle that relaunched those operated stations. >> so far, san francisco has had those as well. they more than doubled that occupation. >> they release those crime statistics. we had posted a link. some progress in the negotiations. they are set to continue. past today's deadline as they agreed to carry on discussions. the european union is planning to work out a trade deal but they are set to separate from the block of 27 nations by the end of the year. a black live matter nativity scene is drawing crowds.

this is kandiss crone whitmore. >> it is, it is an eye-opener. it just makes you think about stuff. it just gets people talking about what's going on. >> she stopped by claremont united methodist church every year for the powerful message. but what caught her eyes with a figure surrounded by images of people holding signs saying, black live matter and i can't breathe. at the very top the names and dates of dozens of black men and women who were shot and killed by police with the phrase say their names. a protest against police brutality and racial injustice in america. >> it is so sad to see all that. some of them are very young is one from 1955 who is 14. just you know, my katie is 19 and breaks my heart. >> the church is known for adding a twist to the nativity scene highlighting a hot button

issue in american history. last year they showed images of children in cages reflecting on the plight of immigrants and asylum-seekers whose families were separated at the mexico border. in the statement about this years display the church as senior minister says mary notes a star of any parent is ever lost a child and she stands in solidarity with all of those to justice. church leaders say that they hope the display doesn't anger people but empower them to have a meaningful conversation with her family and friends. moving forward towards positive change. reporting claremont. >> still to come a new take on the works of van gogh is coming to san francisco. we will get a preview of how it feels to walk in the digitally enhanced exhibit

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with the pfizer vaccine shipping out, governors will have the final say in who gets it first. on friday we spoke with margaret bannon. >> when the federal government makes that delivery and helps them to make that delivery it's

really up to the states and the governors to make sure that this gets to their constituents. the federal government is making recommendations but it's up to the governors to decide the details on to classify these details. so, this is one of the topics that i think we will be closely watching over the weeks to come. >> you can see face the nation later this morning, the artist coming to life in san francisco next year the so-called immerse of van gogh exhibit will open in march at the last venue. the digital experiences inviting audiences inside of that iconic works. we spoke with the producer of the immersive exhibit about what they can expect. >> what you are seeing is the pieces, first of all, expanded as well. now we are going to see brushstrokes. there are those speckles, the

movement of the brush in the technique as to how we do. you can just see that they will be arrested and taken away. now you are seeing it on a large scale. then, they already deconstructed these pieces here. they disappeared. they've faded. then it really becomes this stream across this. it's quite emotional and moving. it's a complete departure from how you've likely seen in the past. and, it really is just fabulous. we had licensed 400 images of van gogh's art from museums around the world. so, you are going to see all of the pieces that you've ever heard of. so, all those leaders sunflowers, but it's not about

necessarily about seeing all the pieces as much as seeing how the pieces are reinterpreted, how they match up with the architecture and the venue. >> organizers say the exhibit will also feature social distancing markers capacity limits and temperature checks on arrival. >> that looks so cool. so, let's get into the forecast. with some of the best rain all day happening right now. this is the cold front. it's the main part of the store that brings the best organized rain across the entire bay area. so, let's track that really well. because, it started in the north bay about four hours ago and it's all that went to the south bay. it moved fast. let's get out of the way. you can see where the heavy rain is. they have been seeing some of the heaviest rain. as you take that drive and you're working your way up over toward 680, that's what we are seeing the best of the rain. the showers have made it into san jose easily.

this is some of the best rain that san jose could see all day. holding together. and that is measurable rain. not necessarily heavy rain. it's some of the best that you will see. pretty moderate to light rain. over here, good rain as well. showing you in for a closer look from those communities from san ramon down to dublin over towards livermore. that is pretty steady rain. let's come out for the wide view. take a look at that line. all this across the bay area. putting in the futurecast intake that line. as we get into the late morning and early afternoon we are going to get some breaks. they're going to be plenty of times we can get outside without getting rained on. the caveat is, it could rain at any point. here's an example of what i mean by that. we see the showers redevelop. this is a second front that

will come through. it's going to be able to spark off a few isolated thunderstorms. it shouldn't be too widespread. don't be surprised that second phase of the rain today if you hear a rumble of thunder off in the distance. here you get some brief periods of smaller hail. by sunset it is done. we should be finished with all this. and if you look at the rainfall totals for today copies are pretty good numbers. this half inch of rain on average. san jose could pick up a quarter of an inch of rain. livermore 1300 inch of rain. you're probably going to get that within the next 20 minutes. that number could come in a little bit higher. and for daytime highs, it is lower 60s. that tells you, we will get breaks and sunshine. it should be a pretty warm day. if you like hard watching and clean crisp days where the atmosphere clears out. but this will be one of those. and if you're getting ready to

step outside, it is damp. look at all those reporting stations. we already know this from looking at the high death doppler. coastal flood advisory not only because of high surf coming off of the coastline this is also a concern for this type. high tides today king tides as we get to the next three mornings. this is 9:30 a.m. and then, at 11:00 a.m. there is water lapping up along the sidewalks in the embarcadero or maybe some of the lower lying intersections. no chance of rain shows up by the time we get to thursday. mainly focus on the north bay. not the most impressive one but we will have more on the approach of that next answering as you get closer to it. >> you know sometimes you see those characters that have the storm cloud right over there head. i feel like that was me getting

out of the car this morning. >> right. i think a lot of people are going to have that same experience. >> thank you very much. if you want to know what people are thinking about in 2020 just as google. the search engine is out with its year and search data which shows this year americans were interested in anything from election results to sourdough bread. nancy takes a look at the top trends. >> with trillions of searches each year, google knows what's on everyone's mind. >> the 2020 trending searches revealed the obvious. >> election results. >> the biggest lockdown encountering new challenges. molly is google's trends experts. >> you have how to cut her hair home and also how to wash her hands. >> where to buy toilet paper

facemasks. >> virtual field trips provided them with much-needed escapes and sourdough's popularity grows to new heights. i have found myself falling in the sourdough. >> i have nothing to do. >> in case you forgot, it actually began before the pandemic. shakira was the top trending musical artist for half lining show at the super bowl. and racecar driver ryan newman top the athletes list after his horrific crash. >> he went on to talk about what it meant to him and how he was going to react. people continue to be interested in him. >> the top three how to help serve search trends were for black live matter in the coronavirus. >> vista much empathy and good in the world. people are looking for ways to help. >> offering in instrument. cbs news.

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a second smaller shipment happens today followed by 390,000 on monday. california is reporting daunting numbers including more than 35,000 new cases in just the past day and 225 deaths. there are just under 1400 beds available statewide. the electoral college will meet to confirm biden's november victory. however, president trump is likely to concede defeat. he tweeted, i won the election in a landslide. they paid their first home game. the golden state took on the denver nuggets in a preseason matchup. the watching the sky down in the south bay. pretty steady rain down here. showers will continue on and off throughout the rest of sunday. there will be plenty of breaks of sun but there is a chance of rain at any point this day. thank you so much for joining us. we have more next. enjoy the rest of your day.

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