live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news .>> an officer involved shooting a berkeley overnight and how police took a robbery suspect into custody and the multiple weapons officers used. dozens of kaiser permanente workers tested positive for coronavirus in san jose and how health officials say that outbreak can be traced back to one christmas event. larry king is in the hospital this morning, 87-year-old has been battling the coronavirus for more than a week. good morning it is sunday. good morning it is sunday, january 3 i am devin fehely, let's start with a check of our weather with meteorologist darren peck.>> a foggy morning

start, typical after the rain comes through with a lot of humidity in the air, kind of pretty looking out over the downtown but it gets foggy down on the ground in some spots like the tri-valley. but look at the visibility map, you see concord is reporting fog, livermore obviously in san francisco. when we go to the map look at all the areas where the visibility is below 1 mile, livermore, concorde, fairfield, san francisco and santa rosa, all of these places this morning when issues with bob on the roadway and it stays this way the next few hours and then will burn off when the sun comes up. and while we are done with the rain from yesterday we do have plenty of clouds and we will get breaks a blue sky and by the time we get into the afternoon around 4 pm there is an opening because it doesn't last long though, overnight there comes the advance of monday morning's rain. when we checked back with the complete forecast we will timeout the rain for monday morning's commute.

but blue sky today and then rain arrives monday and more storms next week. all of that coming up. breaking this morning, police in berkeley shot a man overnight was apparently threatening officers with a long chain. police say the 51-year-old suspect allegedly robbed the walgreens on shattuck avenue after apm and officer say the man did listen to instructions as he came towards them. they tried less lethal weapons before the officer ultimately fired at the man who was shot in the mouth and now taken to the hospital stable condition. the incident is being investigated by the homicide unit and internal affairs and the officer involved will be placed on a ministry leave a live look at san jose this morning were kaiser permanente said dozens working in the er tested positive for covid 19. officials confirmed 43 staff members and its emergency department tested positive between last sunday and friday and the hospital is working on isolating infected and exposed people through contact tracing.

all er employees are being retested and right now a second related investigation is underway. a staff member went to the er on christmas day wearing a costume and kaiser permanente said the employee was trying to lift people's fears and did not appear sick. an official said any exposure would have been completely innocent and accidental. the company released this statement saying even as the vaccine is beginning to be provided in our communities we are all still vulnerable and remains critical for everyone to continue using the methods help protect ourselves and others. despite the outbreak the facility in san jose is open and allegedly safe for staff and all those who need care as for potentially exposed patients kaiser tells us it is in conducting an investigation and will reach out any patient who needs to be tested. broadcast legend larry king is reportedly has lies in los angeles for covid 19. at 87 his age and past health

problems put them at high risk and has previously survived a heart attack, heart surgery and a stroke and is also a cancer survivor and has diabetes. to the numbers in california come over the past 24 hours the state reported more than 53,000 new covid 19 cases bring the total to over 2.3 million. the positivity rate over the last 14 days is nearly 14% and nearly 21,000 people infected with a virus or in the hospital right now. bay area icu availability is reached record lows dropping to 5.1%, it was 6.3% just on friday icu capacity fell sharply in the sacramento area to just under 7%. the stay-at-home order there was officially extended this weekend. a live look over san francisco this morning, the city's stay- at-home order has been extended indefinitely. and as kpix 5 betty yu reports , the city's restriction should

be listened to >>reporter: on the first weekend of the new year the embarcadero's virtually empty and it will likely stay quiet since san francisco and extended its stay at home and travel quarantine orders indefinitely. ucsf infectious disease expert doctor monica gandhi says this decision isn't data-driven.>> whenever reach this hospitalizations are icu capacity concerns that the state have set of metrics for this degree of shutdown and then to continue it indefinitely as our new year's present to san francisco, it did not make sense to me. >> san francisco is in better shape than most of the bay area and the state. currently about 30% of icu beds are still available. the seven-day average of new cases daily is 206, compared with 290 the week before. the city says preliminary data

shows that orders seem to have slowed the infections.>> honestly i'm think it is a little bit overboard and i think closing restaurants, if it is outdoor dining that is perfectly safe, it is no different than being able to go shop at walmart or target.>> it is good to try to maintain the spread of the virus but also remember that you have people hurting a lot. >> doctor gandhi believes the city should take a more nuanced approach like allowing indoor gymnasiums to open a 20% capacity and outdoor dining with safety protocols in place and the doctor said if you close too much, people will gather indoors which is riskier.>> it seems paradoxical to say loosen it to allow more compliance but it is the truth because the idea is people will trust public health officials more if they keep things that are safe to open.>> betty yu

tran9.>> it will be two weeks before the city for understanding about her traveling gatherings over the holidays and the new year. this weekend we saw plenty people doing due diligence and lighting for covid test after the holidays. there was a steady stream of parts of the driver test site at the san mateo county event center and health experts said the post-thanksgiving surge did finally run out of steam but it is soon to tell if christmas and new year's will fuel another. the holidays and weekends have reduced testing and have led to lags in reporting. uc san diego, getting a covid test is getting easier, it is as easy as getting a soda. there are multiple cell testing vending machines around campus stocked with plastic tubes containing cell testing kits and students can pick up a test and take a sample to a nearby drop off ben and students and faculty are required have routine testing throughout the quarter. looking at capitol hill, a group of republican senators plan to reject the results of

the electoral college was a and they demand an audit of the 2020 presidential election results, joe biden won the election with 306 electoral votes, the same margin is president trump in 2016. joe binds inauguration is 70 days away, cbs's tom hanson has the latest>>reporter: 11 a president trump that republican allies announced a last-ditch effort to challenge president- elect joe binds election victory and in a joint statement saturday the senators including ted cruz of texas and marsha blackburn of tennessee, have acknowledged their efforts have almost no chance of changing the outcome. they wrote we are not nacve, we fully expect most if not all democrats and perhaps more than a few republicans to vote otherwise but supportive election integrity should not be a partisan issue. >> this audit will answer the questions as to what happened in some of the disputed states, of course pennsylvania there are some the questions around

pennsylvania.>> amy klobuchar the ranking democrat on the senate rules committee with jurisdiction over federal elections said in a statement that joe biden will be inaugurated on january 20 and no publicity stunt will change that. earlier this week missouri senator josh hawley side with a group of house conservatives who want to prompt a debate and put the results up for a vote.>> this is the only opportunity that i have to be heard and to speak up on behalf of of my constituents.>> congress convenes wednesday to certify the electoral vote normally a formality resident tweeted on saturday that an attempt to steal a landslide win and cannot let it happen and president trump unsubstantiated claims of rod leaves some republicans under pressure to question the result of vice president mike pence will preside over the coming of the votes, he and the justice department as a texas federal judge to throw out a longshot lawsuit and that empowering him overturning the results in late friday the judge dismissed the case. >> white house chief of staff

mark meadows is encouraging his former house colleagues to fight back and he tweeted we are now at will over 100 house members and a dozen senators ready to stand up for election integrity and objectives education. this month lease are investigating after vandals targeted the homes of the two highest-ranking members of congress yesterday vandals spray-painted senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's kentucky home with graffiti and their messages included where is my money and mitch kills the poor. this comes after congress failed to boost stimulus checks up to two, 000 dollars and the republican denounced the incident. this came a day after house speaker nancy pelosi's garage door was vandalized and tagged with similar graffiti. the area has visible security cameras but it remains unclear who was responsible. the time is 6:10 am and still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn, the new fallout after a bay area police handler is filmed allegedly hitting his k-

9 partner. the illegal street race which ended in a shower of sparks on a bay area freeway. taking a live looked outside, we will be

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if you have not seen this video yet, a warning, it may be hard to watch the video shows a vacaville police k-9 handler straddling a dog lying on his back and punching it in the head a department spokesperson said the doctor just attacked its handler after he attempted to take the animals toy away the san francisco spca to the idea of establishing dominance in dog training is a notion that has been debunked.>> what we are seeing in this video has nothing to do with training and learning, has to do with intimidating and threatening. >> is holding him down and he has got him submitted. i don't know. if a dog is regularly biting people he is going to get put to sleep.>> the dog is been placed with a third-party handler while the incident is investigated. this is a lie look at interstate 80 peak of the crs, so has been falling off and on

overnight making for tricky road conditions and a winter storm warnings in effect for tomorrow with predictions of heavy snow and strong wind. snow has been falling in southern california, and in los angeles county people venture to the top of the mountain to enjoy fresh powder, some made snowmen and others road on snow slides and this is a much- needed break for many from staying home during the pandemic. >> we have been isolated and quarantined. it is good to be out. social distancing is important, we do not go near anyone.>> everyone is being sent out here and every one has their masks on. everybody is cool here. >> an aerial view shows a coating of snow in the san gabriel mountains northeast of los angeles. >> we will get more snow here in the local theater as well from the next storm which primarily will happen tomorrow. but let's talk about today, the number one issue is it is foggy. you can tell with our camera looking out over the tri-

valley. let's show you what it looks like on the visibility map, temperatures right around 50 at most spots is relatively warm. all the places you see here are the visibility was less than a mile, livermore and concord, santa rosa, san francisco and low everywhere else that it is the places where it is below 1 mile where you have issues on the road to give yourself extra time this morning. as far as the rest of today we start off cloudy. this is sunday. we get breaks a blue sky for the afternoon but it doesn't last long because once we get overnight there comes the rain for monday but it starts as early as late tonight. that's is 11:30 and we have already seen light showers but let's get into the real noticeable stuff. his gets us into tomorrow morning. here we are at 6:30 am monday morning, better organized rain moves across the north bay and we continue to watch this, late in the nine a clock tower and it is widespread and then by noon it is focus from the city,

peninsula and southward and it continues to rain until around two or three in the afternoon and then it will clear the south bay and that is it. the timing on this is pretty much bracketed, the first part of the day on monday. i late afternoon the rain comes to an end and things clear out and affect things clear out overnight monday night and tuesday when we see clear skies, to say likely cold and probably patchy fog. it will also be windy when the rain comes through. one other important aspect on this, at seven tomorrow morning when we see the leading edge of the rain we've noticed the rain and the wind picking up but notice the direction is out of the south, watch a change, he flips around by the time we get to 2:30 the wind will change direction. and that also tells us when you will likely notice some of the strongest wind. just as the cold front passes through and here we are in the early afternoon and we see all the guests in the purple shades to the mid-20s, not bad enough

for wind advisory for this will be a noticeable impact from the system tomorrow. yes we will get rain but the wind will make it feel a little more unpleasant to be outside and that will come primarily in the afternoon. the daytime highs today come up into the low 60s for most spots. look at the rainfall totals for tomorrow. we pick up half an inch of rain in the north bay and less than that and the south bay, probably more like 210 7 inch of rain and that snow in the sierra focused on monday, watch what happens on monday, that gets us up to just over 1 foot of snow throughout the day monday to tuesday and because of that we have a winter storm warning that starts at 4 am tomorrow. it doesn't expire until 4 am on two. more rain coming wednesday by the way. here is the rainfall just for wednesday and tuesday will be a day off with no rain, but wednesday the neck system comes we pick up about a quarter of

an inch of rain and then going into later next week we could see if you showers. it will be a bit busy for a little bit around here.>> as i was driving up this morning there was heavy fog in san jose and north of the peninsula and as you got to the airport it was really foggy in some places.>> a good example. especially in the south bay, even though the visibility center at the airport that it wasn't bad i think it is a good example of why people should give himself extra time on the road this morning. >> deftly had to slow down to be safe. thanks. san francisco's nta is taking evocations from teenagers for a new youth advisory board and it is geared towards including the city's young people and talk suntrust rotation issues anyone between 14 and 18 can apply and the deadline is monday, january 18. take a look at this video of a

dangerous street racing incident on the east bay freeway. chp releases aerial video of two are sitting speeds of more than 100 mph on 880 in fremont and you see sparks shooting up behind the vehicles and at one point one of the drivers spent up to 130 mph. chp chased the driver for about 60 miles from fremont down 580 to dublin and all the way out to the trace area and finally came to an end when the driver went over some spike strips. the driver was forced to pull over attire. a person was arrested and thankfully no one was hurt. coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn , how a small bay area restaurant is paying it forward in a big way. >> coming up in sports usf tries to knock off the number one team in the country. and jimbo fisher said it is the fastest he has run in 25 years but wasn't

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welcome back it is 6:29 am, and for joining us i am devin fehely now let's check the weather with meteorologist darren peck >> talk about the rain coming tomorrow but first things first, it is foggy to start this morning. you can see that from our camera in dublin looking out towards the tri-valley look at those lights and let's but the visibility on the screen, low 50s most spots and the clouds of kept us relatively warm. all the visibility rings that are less than 1 mile are the places we need to watch for.

liver mere, livermore, concord, fairfield, san francisco, anytime visibility drops below 1 mile will tell you that you like to hit spots on the roadway with low visibility, san jose included. it is very foggy and it is cloudy. it will stay cloudy the first part of today, no rain today, just clouds will get breaks in the clouds were little bit of blue sky but the rain arrives later tonight. you see the timing, to get it early tomorrow morning we see the leading edge of the showers arrive for much of the bay area. the headlines today, they basically cover everything that we just discussed. the main thing to keep in mind is it is just clouds today with breaks a blue sky, better rain on monday and more storms arriving after that next week more on that in just a bit. a sad and sobering milestone reached this morning in the coronavirus pandemic johns hopkins reporting the united states has reached more than 3 to 50,000 covid deaths putting 10,000 deaths in the

last three days of 2020. some researchers estimate we could record 100,000 more deaths over the next four weeks. right now the latest tally of vaccinations administered is 3 million doses which is nowhere near the goal of 20 million set by operation warp speed by the end of 2020 cbs's tom hanson has the latest.>>reporter: with 20/20 behind us the hopes placed in vaccines are already played by confusion and long lines, vaccine distribution has been anything but warp speed in several states. jacksonville, joan tischer camped in her car overnight to make sure she was one of 600 people to get the first shot. >> better than a night in the icu>> elsewhere in florida cars stretched as far as 3 miles in cleveland, tennessee where the positivity rate is 27% any were turned away after doses ran out. so far 12 1/2 million doses have been distributed and less

than 3 million have actually been administered, not even close to the 20 million vaccinations pledged by the end of the year >> to me it is a crying shame and it is upsetting because there are lives that can and should be saved but we are not doing it. >> healthcare systems nationwide on the brink braced for another surge as millions of americans ignore warnings to stay home for the holidays, georgia and north carolina are relying on field hospitals to handle patient overflow and the more infectious covid 19 variant is confirmed in at least three states including colorado, florida and hard-hit california. the state that a gram record new year's day surpassing 585 deaths in 24 hours new york city mayor bill deblasio said the goal is to vaccinate 1 million people by the end of january and the city has received 360,000 doses and have administered 98,000. vaccine hubs will be launched the speed of distribution. tom hanson cbs news new york

hospitals in the united kingdom are poised to administer newly approved coronavirus essenes. staff at the national health service will be among the first in line or shots developed by astrazeneca and oxford university and the united kingdom just recorded its highest daily number of covid 19 places of more than 57,000 on saturday. meanwhile drug regulators in india have granted emergency is authorization to the astrazeneca vaccine. so far that vaccine has not been approved in united states. a truly tragic story out of the central valley, nine people died in a fiery head-on crash seven of the victims are believed to be between the ages of six and 15. the accident happened around 8 pm on new year's day and highway 33 s. of fresno. chp says the driver of an suv straight onto the shoulder of the road, must control and then veered back into oncoming traffic slamming into a pickup truck.

the 28-year-old man in the suv died on the scene and the head- on impact caused truck to burst into flames. >> when the fire was extinguished, tragically it was discovered there were eight occupants, seven of which appear to be juveniles inside the ford. >> chp said the pickup with eight people inside only had seatbelts for six. investigators are working to determine if alcohol or drugs or factors in the crash. a small plane crashed into a home in michigan killing three people in the aircraft. this happened yesterday in oakland county near detroit. video from the scene shows the plane in pieces and major damage to the house local sheriff said the plane hit the living room and luckily the family of five were in other parts of the house at the time. the plane's pilot and two passengers were killed. also this morning residents in tennessee are on high alert since the bombing in downtown nashville nine days ago.

new incidents are adding to their anxieties.>> oh my god! >> this video shows two men climb on on hotel railing and jumping off with parachutes and the woman who filmed this stunt that it is another factor contributing to the unease in the city.>> ultimately everyone is already on edge and i would hate to think these guys who jumped off the roof at the hyatt wanted to continue drove fire into the flames of everything that we have experienced this past week. it is bizarre. >> police in tennessee also responded to a bomb scare at the state capital and reports of a man driving a box truck wobbling audio similar to what the national rv was blaring before it blew up. as for the jumpers at the hotel they are banned from ever staying there again in oakland a nonprofit is taking a new approach to

managing the roughly 150 homeless encampment scattered across the city, and here's more on the pilot program they are calling cash for trash.>>reporter: the saying goes that one man's trash is another man's treasure but what some see as junk and debris, to the person living here it is all they have to. that is why moving this encampment can be so controversial as a problematic. the city of oakland spends millions of dollars each year ending up homeless encampment and yet the problem gets worse. >> desperate times you have to do desperate things. and creative things>> creative thing is this pilot program, paying the homeless for their belongings.>> cash for treasure, because some individuals do not want to leave these streets because they will leave their only possessions behind.>> can houston is with the beautification council, a nonprofit that cleans up oakland and he says cash for

treasure provides a physical and mental release>> they will be able to release and be able to accept other conditions which will be moving into housing instead of being here in these conditions. >> they will offer money to be violating those that man and chemist 150 feet from schools and 50 feet from homes, businesses and parks and he struck his first deal with kevin baltrip, his camp found near a school since april in east oakland, $800. i am a bicycle mechanic and with my $800 i will buy a cargo trailer and use it as a mobile bike shop. i might even be able to get out of this situation and get my children and family back. >> his kids are in foster care.>> it gives me hope.>> the program will not work for everybody and there is no guarantee that people will return to the same spot.

>> cannot think it will be perfectly have to take steps to try to create better change for those suffering. >> if the pilot is successful will ask the city in the county to totally fund it and turn it into a citywide program. still to come, the hard fight for women in saudi arabia and how one woman took on the government and was thrown into jail. why her brother says she may never truly be free. plus the tiny but dangerous to the planet, what

saudi arabia's scent is one of donations from women's rights activists to six years in prison this week and that sort international outrage and among her alleged crimes is fighting for the right to drive cbs's holly williams has the latest.>>reporter: she took on the saudi arabian government by taking the wheel. a courageous form of protest where women are still band from driving the ultraconservative islamic kingdom. she was arrested in 2018, ironically weeks before saudi arabia's crown prince finally gave women permission to drive. the last country in the world to do so.>> the crown prince

wanted to make sure that nobody would take credit for the rights of women to drive. his personality is to make sure that he gets all the credit for himself.>> her brother told us his sister has always been courageous it family says she was tortured in jail and subjected to electric shocks and threats of .>> it was brutal and insane. it was in human. >> a saudi arabian court found there was no evidence of torture that the family claims it was supervised by this man. he is a former close associate of the crown prince who also allegedly directed the 2018 murder of the saudi journalist angered the authorities. we have been reporting on saudi women fighting for the rights since 2014, interviewing other women who took to the roads

illegally, and then posted evidence of their crimes online. saudi comedians who poked fun at the hardliners trying to stop women from driving. >> and the hardliners themselves.>> it will affect the harmony, tranquility of the saudi nation.>> with time served and a partially suspended sentence, she could be released in three months, but her brother told us that in saudi arabia she will be far from free.>> she will be monitored, she will be censored, she will not be able to speak out and that is just not freedom. she will be moving from a small prison to a big prison. >> holly williams, cbs news london scientists and environmentalists are going more alarmed about a threat to

the world's oceans from microscopic fibers and plastics. many of the fibers or strands being a shed from synthetic fabrics in our clothes and they also include fragments of plastic products like bottles and bags. scientists estimate around 3 million tons of microfibers pollute the oceans and some of that position is reaching the ardor and water of antarctica. >> it is being found in the stomachs of fish and it accumulates all the way up to the food chain. >> all the way to human beings? >> possibly. >> a greenpeace lab looked at the waters from an article and as i just found microfibers from every sample summer to what they found in the same place two years earlier.>> is a piece of micro plastic and all yester floating in antarctic waters and we don't know what the biologic consequences are at the moment that we do know

these micro plastics are there and that exposure is occurring and it really should not be occurring. it is part of a man-made problem that has now gone global. >> environmentalists say their solutions like using special filters and washing machines to catch some of those fibers but the best long-term strategy is to make and use less plastic and focus on buying clothes made with natural materials. our attention now turned back home and the next rain coming on monday but before we get to that let's talk about the fog on sunday morning. this is the view back towards the bay area bridge. you can just see the roadway and everything above the roadway is covered by the clouds. and that is low enough that many spots it is fog on the roadway. look at all of the 1/4 mile readings showing up for livermore, concord, it had gotten a little better in santa rosa, and san jose. that number four is one limited reading coming from the airport, there will be patch

areas a fog anywhere in the bay area so give yourself extra time on the road comely reporting stations are saying fog, relatively warm temperatures right around 50. now we keep the clouds around for a good part of today with some breaks a blue sky but more clouds than anything else. and then around midnight the first bands of rain arrived, it will be pretty widespread. and then 7 am most of the north bay included, then close to 10 still focused primarily in the north bay, but it moves south over the city, peninsula and the south bay and by late morning, noon we continue to see scattered showers. and then once we get passed around 2:30 in the afternoon it is clearing out so it is really the first half the day monday with the rain and it will get windy. similar timing, late morning into the early afternoon when we see stronger wind picking up

as the front passes with 24 mile-per-hour wind gusts. so whatever rain that we do see some will be going sideways, it adds to the overall, not so pleasantness of being outside on a day like that. as far as rainfall totals, still looks reasonable to get close to heaven is rain around the north bay and likely less than that down in the south bay we pick up 2-10 of an inch. monday snow will cumulate in the sierra that takes us into wednesday in fact. about 1 foot of new snow around on her past, also echo summit and that is where the national weather service issued a winter storm warning that goes into effect at 4 am monday and it doesn't expire until 4 am tuesday. the next storm gets your wednesday. no rain on to say that for wednesday we see another system and wednesday to thursday we pick up perhaps another quarter of an inch of rain.

now today the daytime highs come up to right around 60 under the clouds. and in the seven day forecast we have that monday rain, then there is the wednesday night rain and a leftover shower on thursday, then perhaps quieter and a little bit of a break towards next weekend. things will quiet down just a little bit for us by the time we get to that point. happening today, the swedish environmental activists, greta there amber, a leading voice and climate change and an outspoken advocate many conferences and summits, r-maine messages politicians should listen to the science and take action and she's turning 18 today, she has now a right to vote in swedish elections. with a pandemic forcing many businesses to change or operations, even entertainers about a shift, michelle griego spoke to the magician from palo alto who is performing tricks virtually to make ends

meet.>>reporter: i have the old three card monte and the middle card is a red card, michelle a shuffle, nowhere is the red card? top, middle or bottom?>> the bottom.>> where?>> the top. middle?>> would you like to bet a beer?>> yes. >> okay you want a beer, but we're not done. michelle watch closely, take the middle card out and i ask you where the two black cards are. i will give you a hint, they are together. >> okay top and bottom.>> these two?>> yes. >> would you like to bet another beer? i don't know, yes.>> yes.>>

where is the red card?>> the other hand. >> you owe me drinks. i told you i would teach you how to make this and it is simple, get an old deck of cards, get one heart and cut it diagonally which is important because you can make two of them i'll get to that, then take scotch tape, take one side and cut off the bottom. then you tape this card to a black card and you can outside black or red, and making this little door, then i take two cars and glue them together and make it a double-decker and i move it underneath the flap or the door and i move it like so and so in the cards are this way all i have to do is high the flat and i do it by pulling this card out and slowly closing this up to high the flap. perfect. the reason i say it is important to make two of them,

is because when we get back to traveling and getting out in the real world and you at a hotel bar and you perform it for the bartender you win a drink and when you finish that drink you give it to them and they give you another drink.>> so cool and thanks so much. i will try it on my family tonight and we will see if i can trick them. coming up, and the boom and

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time for look at this morning's top stories. police in berkeley opened fire and wounded a robbery suspect overnight after he ignored extensions extractions. he is in stable condition with a gunshot wound in the mouth. kaiser permanente is reporting an outbreak of covid 19 among staff members in san jose and 43 workers in the er test positive since last sunday. kaiser says isolation contact tracing measures are underway. longtime broadcaster larry king is in the hospital in los angeles with covid 19 and he is said to be at high risk of

complications because he is 87 and has had several serious health problems in the past. 11 republican senators say they will object to the electoral college results on wednesday, they want an audit of the 20/20 results in their gambit is unlikely to change anything before president-elect biden is inaugurated january 20. vandals sprayed graffiti on the home of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's home in kentucky and the message it says where is my money and mitch kills the poor and this after he blocked attempts to decrease the size of stimulus checks.>> it will be foggy for the first part of the day and that is the view from the top of the market and you barely make out the city, this is the tri-valley with plenty of fog with visibility rings down to one quarter of a mile in many places, extra time on the roadway would be a good idea. we will see a rain arrive on monday and again wednesday. spent thank you for joining us, cbs sunday morning with jane

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