>>news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. morning everybody thank you so much starting your day here on the kron 4 morning news i'm marty gonzalez we made it to saturday november 14th. >>and several counties across the bay area of started rolling back their covid-19 openings as we continue to see an increase in cases, we're going to be taking a closer look at what is closing where in just a moment, but first we want to check in with 4 for a first look at the weather forecast and david can tell by the picture window behind the starting to see a little sunshine. this morning we are starting to seem a little in the way of fog to this morning. good morning morning, good morning, everybody dense fog advisory across much of the bay to start things off that will be with us until 9.

>>but opening up to essentially mostly sunny skies to cover the balance of your saturday live shot coming in from the golden gate, this is usually the fog trapped in the morning not seeing that not too bad at half moon bay either smart was talking about looks like mostly sunny from vantage point however there's that dense fog covering chunks of the east bay up to the north bay picking the valleys even into the santa clara valley as well. give you an idea how this all mixes out going forward to the morning hours. again the advisory still 9 but we should clear out to the mostly sunny mode as we get to the late morning hours just a quick check on storm tracker little bit of traffic up to the north of some scattered clouds that will be with us. temperatures a chilly even with this rain look at bottle coming in at 3236 for santa rosa with what ground wow that's interesting 43 going on for napa and we have a couple of 50's here and there, but usually moisture helps keep temperatures supported not so much up in the north bay and the south and east bay, shore the breakdown for you comes in like this 54 by 11:00am clear

it out 61 by 2 o'clock however in the longer range forecast. we're not entirely done with the rain will get more to that little bit morning, okay, thanks a lot to write back to our top story this morning. coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to surge in the bay area. >>and that's forcing health officials to bring back some restrictions. now let's take a look at the current status of each county in the state's tiered reopening. contra costa county in the east bay also santa clara and marine counties all of them announcing new restrictions on friday that means that they're all expected to reverse course and adopt stricter measures that begin next week. contra costa county will begin shutting down indoor operations for restaurants, gyms and other well we want to go now to kron four's reyna harvey she's in contra costa county with a live report on all those details rana good morning. >>marty good morning. i was looking at a health chart for contra costa county and you can see cases have

significantly increase, especially middle of november here i was looking at october cases were down and then you start to gradually see a spike couple weeks into november now they have been gradually doing this rollback process i was out here the week before last and they were starting a gradual rollbacks remember they were not allowing a certain amount of people inside certain restaurants and facilities now they're just down altogether starting with like the james behind me that's going to be closed altogether. i've been talking to some residents out here that are upset about that. also indoor dining as well you're no longer going to be able inside of restaurants and if you're going to movie theaters. well they're not saying they're closing down leaders altogether they are going to be shutting down his concession stand to buy snacks when you go to that the years with your family like i mention the rollbacks gradual throughout the county last week. they basically they were reducing the amount of people that could be indoors inside

of a restaurant churches and movie theaters and so now we're seeing those shut down altogether with the exception of movie theaters like i mentioned not everybody's too happy about what's happening here take a listen. >>gain some weight. i feel that the small to want to be really in trouble this point in time can they come back again being closed down it's hard to say i know that my gym here has issues overhead costs and they speak in a footprint because of the covid-19 as well so i'm bothered by the fact that we have to close done with the jones to be a workout doing that so that's on that. >>so the question now that maybe the war asking how long are these going to last well as long as they're seen an uptick in cases you're going to see the county still hover in the rent here. >>that's where they are currently so a lot of people trying to figure out how to get a lot of these things

underway a lot of the businesses now all of this happens on tuesday, so again. we have a couple of days, i know when i was a relay that information to residents out here a lot of them say they're going to be making as many stops to the jan. and restaurants as they can in between that time so mardy a lot of changes happening but for right now these are going to be close and we just don't know for how long for now reporting here wanted creek reyna harvey kron 4 news and a rain of the roller coaster just continues for businesses and people who use them, thanks a lot for that live report we'll be checking in with >>in about an hour for an update. >>well, san francisco is in the most relaxed covid tier but despite that indoor dining was banned at midnight last night. this too is because of the recent spike in covid cases now local restaurants and other businesses say that they were already struggling with limited capacity requirements under the yellow tier but now they're having to cut back even more despite meeting the state requirements to stay open indoors. >>you know this is a very touchy subject and it's been a

really 3 days for everybody in our industry that the frustration i think is that the for how we're going to stay open is change the state says that even in the red category restaurants could be open at 25% indoor not to exceed a 100. whatever is your lower amount and and if you guys all follow the the state is assigned an insulating doubt has assigned san francisco county in the yellow which means we're essentially now acting as if we're in the purple by shutting down indoor dining tomorrow morning or at midnight tonight. >>well scientific research does support the rollback a recent study from stanford shows most people are getting covid from spending time at restaurants grocery stores and gyms. it's a similar scenario in the south bay santa clara county confirms 362 new covid cases on friday in response to the rapid surge in cases santa clara county health officials

are banning indoor dining affective on tuesday. stores and malls will have to limit capacity to some 50% and gyms and fitness centers must limit their capacity to 10% bars and breweries that don't serve food are ordered to close. >>every single person has to think really carefully about what they do. and whether they are risking getting the virus or spreading the virus. so it means every single person has to really dig and maintain their patients for a little bit longer. >>well the county health department says that many of the new cases are in people between 1834. the worst hot spots in the county include south east san jose and gilroy as well. now to the north a worm or in county is also tightening its reopening restrictions indoor dining and movie theaters will be banned beginning on tuesday and stores and malls must reduce capacity to 50% places of worship must reduce their capacity to 25% or 100 people

whichever is fewer now gyms and fitness centers must also reduced capacity to 10% and family entertainment centers will only be able to operate outdoors. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the president has made public his first public remarks since election night but he still refusing to concede. >>we'll have the latest on that also state health officials issuing a travel advisory ahead of the holidays, we'll tell you everything you need to don't know if you're heading out of town. but first the latest on the covid-19 vaccine has multiple companies are rushing to try and get it out as soon as they can. being a good father is important to me...

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>>good morning welcome back and doctor anthony fauci is recommending masks thanksgiving gatherings if the coronavirus status of people there is unknown the nation's top infectious disease expert says that won't be necessary. if families of either quarantined been tested for coronavirus but he says it's always wise to take some precautions. and speaking of holiday travel jetblue is joining southwest, airlines and opening more seats on its flights. the airline says it will start selling every single seat on board the planes beginning january 8th. now some companies have been making certain seats unavailable. all of this to help with social distancing during the pandemic and

jetblue had previously said it would limit on board capacity to 70% until the first of december then from december 2nd to january 7th flight capacity would be increased to 85% to help with holiday travel. good morning, dave ok marty we're looking at a pretty good day into this afternoon, lots of sunshine but a bit on the chilly side you want to throw on that sweater, maybe that windbreaker for you as well i'm gonna break your forecast down because we're not done with the rain the kron 4 morning news continues. just having an idea of what's happening inside of her body,

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>>and back on the kron 4 morning news as we approach the holiday travel state leaders are taking greater measures to try and prevent covid-19 from spreading health officials are encouraging anyone who travels here to california to quarantine for 14 days once they arrive and with coronavirus cases on the rise officials are also even considering tighter restrictions as well our capitol bureau reporter zavala has more on that. >>for the entirety of the pandemic state leaders have waved off a quarantine for travelers up until now the state's top health official clarifying this is only a recommendation. >>it is an up and it is a restriction this is an advisory as of friday california is asking all travelers coming into the state to self-isolate for 14 days, the advisory aims to discourage holiday travel. it does not was concerned for any specific states regions or

countries, oregon and washington announced a similar move if there's any indication that the travel advisory needs to be strengthened and we will consider that in the days and weeks to come what could be strengthened the state's restrictions on the economy doctor galley made it clear california will not return to a full statewide stay-at-home order for now but more rules to the state's reopening tier system could be coming including for the most restrictive tier purple widespread health leaders are also considering having counties fall back in tears faster today really have counties move back just one period of time that may not be appropriate to get the kind of response that we need to blunt that rate of rise. >>now on that travel advisory a mandatory quarantine for travelers would likely have to be done by governor's executive order and as we've been reporting a centre county judge put a limit on the power governor gavin newsome can use during this pandemic but state officials would not say whether that had anything to do with this only being a recommendation. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron

4 news. >>all right, let's go ahead and get a look at the weekend forecast far as here and the day plenty of sunshine behind me with fog and other yeah we're still in a kind of negotiating through some of that, but this is a quote unquote a nice little problem to have because just remember just last year it was there were still having those shut offs and we have the fire threat going on all the way up to just about thanksgiving. so this is really moisten in the lower ground level we like that that keeps conditions on our side but it does the chilly to start things off with some of the temperatures approaching in and around freezing up in the north bay live shot coming in for you from half moon bay still working on some leftover scattered clouds here but it should be on balance turning mostly sunny but again cool getting back to that fog the coverage area is pretty good with all of this. at a few more hours in here dense fog advisory is lifted by 9 this is what it looks like by high noon as most of the region is under the dominance of mostly sunny skies. so for today that will be the story basically mostly sunny a bit chilly tomorrow, however, was looking

a little wave here may produce a little widely scattered showers going on up there in the north bay not going to impact us across the wider bay, but it's basically up to the north that's going to there is more however upstream as we get into early next week however keep that in mind. temperatures across the region, mostly 40's, although again these chilly 30's 32 in rosa, so makes the end it might be watch out for some of the low lying areas maybe some black ice potentially, but basically some 40's you can see and 50's across the board all right, here's what we're talking about going forward again after take care of the fog it's mostly sunny, mild considering the season. then tomorrow again we've got a few of those very widely scattered showers up north most of the bay will be treated to mostly sunny skies and the next week it's an unsettled start as another batch of rain comes our way we have this pretty much paid on tuesday. remainder of the week, somewhat unsettled with kind of passing clouds and you might see a stray shower in there, but most of the action should be into tuesday

afternoon. 61 our forecast high today, san francisco oakland comes at 63 matching that for san jose across the wider geography. yeah, i remember we got through a little breeze and they're even with sunny skies, but chilly if you're in the shade got no lower to middle 60's over most of the region, the next couple days look like here sunny again for tomorrow again except up in the north bay watch out. and then as we get into monday, the side of things changing some incoming clouds and again rain on tuesday. we'll take a look at that long range forecast in just a bit marty sounds good dave see in a couple minutes. well drug company pfizer says that its covid vaccine is 90% effective and health experts are feeling great about that. >>infectious disease experts are encouraged by the results of the vaccine trials after it's approved by the fda which could happen soon pfizer will then shift towards manufacturing and distributing the vaccine. one major distribution challenges that the vaccine needs to be stored at 94 degrees below 0 and not every hospital has equipment for that.

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be pushing any of their injured players to return hopefully week 12 we could see the likes of richard sherman and deebo samuel back on the field with some fresh legs. so this weekend's task a tough one. but if you think the 49 ers are throwing in the towel think again. >>the better you do the better chance we have to win and then the new out on the spot that no one thing she can. and let me i think that entice is everybody he always want to prove people wrong and we know it's going to be a big challenge but that's something that we're ready to go compete for and that not just on sunday we've been working for this all weekend. we'll see what happens sunday, but our guys going to go out there and go for. >>coronavirus has already created quite the mess for college football. this season, but this week might be the worst yet take a look at all of the games postponed or canceled just this weekend due to covid-19 we can't even fit the whole list in one graphic because there are 15 games all across the country that will no longer be played as scheduled. the pac 12 called off the su cal game after yes

you had several players test positive and we still have an update on the cal players who were quarantined as the result of a positive test last week this weekend we do have a first the pac 12 has scheduled a completely new game less than 48 hours out callan you cla will play on sunday morning at the rose bowl. ucl a saturday game against utah also canceled and the 2 california teams were not previously scheduled to play the season. of course we can't forget about these guys the stanford cardinal who had their fair share of drama and dramatic experiences, thanks to covid we learned today that last weekend's covid tests that forced 3 players to sit out of the oregon game were deemed invalid here's a statement you just saw there from stanford the pac, 12 released one to saying there was an error and pac 12 testing protocols that led to one players results coming back as inconclusive. the golden state warriors are proposing an ambitious plan to get fans back inside the chase center. they're calling it operation dubbed nations the

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>>good morning, welcome back at 7.30 on was turning out to be a beautiful day in some spots around the bay area, others still dealing with a little bit of fog as far as their to sort all out with works by day well marty good morning we're dealing with kind of a dense fog advisory to start things off but things will be turning for us pretty quickly, let's get right to it now see what things are looking like for right now this is we've got going the shot from half moon bay. >>still some scattered clouds kind of left over a little bit the live shot from sfo, no delays karin this morning's what a way for this fog to kind of break up a little bit. most the traffic remains up towards the north for right now. however we do see the possibility of return of a few little showers up in the north

bay perhaps tomorrow readings are in the 40's with some 50's out there got some chilly 30's up there to santa rosa and and that is much colder than yesterday. word looks maybe some drier nudging and they're helping cool things down last minute so let's do things like scattered clouds working out here sunny in spots we're getting about 46 or so inland 51 of the bay by midday. we should be working on you plenty of 60's across the geography 58 still at the chile coast and by mid-afternoon everybody's in the sunshine with mid 60's, not mentioned earlier we do have another system or couple systems to watch early into next week, we'll get into that the long-range forecast as well as your 4 zone forecast to marty all right dave thanks a lot, let's get to national news this morning president trump and his team still operating as if they're headed for a second term at the white house. this even after major news outlet you called georgia for president elect joe biden and that gives the former vice president 306 electoral votes. well above the 270 that's

needed to win the election. on friday, the president made his first public comments in nearly a week and mary beth mcdade has the latest on that. >>the average of element timeline for the vaccine, including clinical tests and manufacturing can take 8 to 12 years to operation warp speed we're doing it in less than one year if president donald trump's first public remarks since election day he hailed operation warp speed. >>but despite there being one if not several vaccines on the horizon. >>trump says americans need to continue to take precautions as covid cases rise we ask all americans to remain vigilant, especially. >>as the weather gets colder. it becomes more difficult to go outside and to have outside gatherings. trump administration officials who joined him at the white house say the vaccine will be administered to seniors in front-line workers first. >>they also warn people about not letting their guard down we continue to encourage americans to follow the 3 w's.

>>wash your hands watch your distance wear a mask when you can't watch your distance and avoid settings where you can't do those things trump says his administration will spare no expense to protect the elderly and vulnerable. >>however he says a national lockdown would be worse than the problem. and while he's still president there won't be one this administration will not be going to a lockdown hopefully the. >>whatever happens in the future who knows which administration will be i guess time will tell trump's time in office appears to be coming to an end as more election results come in reinforcing joe biden as the president elect the longer the republicans keep up the charade. >>the further out of control the crowd that covered crisis style and more endangered americans will >>several gop leaders and former white house chief of staff john kelly are encouraging president trump to allow biden and his transition team to receive the same daily intelligence briefings that he does. kelly says the delay in

transitioning is an increasing national security and health crisis. >>and that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us and later this morning president trump supporters are planning a rally outside the white house and its several cities across the country. catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics start to our political analyst david and david mckeown about the president's remarks mcewen noted that the president's more subdued tone and explained why the president may be having trouble indicating what comes next. >>that's right and he didn't want to say a biden administration he didn't want to mention his opponent, partly that is in a personal sense. the president donald trump does not respect joe biden the former vice president respected secretary clinton he doesn't have the same modicum of respect for the incoming president the president act as a result, it's hard for him to go to that place where he talks about what comes next however, clearly serious people in the white house understand what's

going on the with georgia of the state of georgia in terms of its ballots arizona in terms of the moving out of the law one of the big law firms representing the president there they don't have a case all of this coming to a head rather the covid pandemic the weight of what has happened to this president and his presidency it weighs on you and it becomes an isolating experience we've seen this with presidents during crises throughout our history. it's a difficult set of circumstances moving forward to then be gracious and exhibit class for the folks that come next that's still going to be a heavy lift for this president over the next couple of weeks and something watching. >>well the president's campaign lawyers still contesting the election results in several battleground states. legal experts say the president's best chances in philadelphia. that's where voting deadlines were extended over the summer because of covid-19 but they say even in the best case scenario for the most experts agree there are not enough votes to change the outcome of the election.

>>they do face an uphill battle for a couple of reasons. one is that election fraud is hard to prove. >>of the nearly dozen lawsuits have been filed in pennsylvania georgia, michigan, arizona and nevada allegations include late or invalid ballots being counted or legitimate ballots being rejected judges have dismissed some of the lawsuits others are still pending. and coming up this morning governor newsom forced to apologize after attending a dinner party at a bay area restaurant will have more on that coming up after the break. this weekend get to kohl's for 50% off deals! plus, take an extra 15% off! get 50% off bedding... 50% off kids' jumping beans... and save on tops for her just $15.29. plus get kohl's cash. plus free store pick up. give with all your heart. shop kohl's and kohls.com. but today there's a combination

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>>good morning, welcome back governor newsom being slammed after attending a birthday dinner in wine country. it was held last week at the swanky french laundry restaurant in napa county. a dozen people from different households attended that dinner in kron four's dan thorn has more now from you on phil. governor newsome has admitted a lapse in judgment and says that he should not have gone to this dinner party here at the french laundry. >>as the state continues to re tighten some of its covid-19 restrictions with the holidays drawing closer the governor's credibility is definitely taking a hit. >>governor gavin, newsome is catching some heat for attending a birthday party at the high end french laundry restaurant in yon feel at

least a dozen people from different households were at the dinner last friday, this news comes as the governor and his administration are asking people to do the opposite we have the guidance and the temps for a reason we believe they are the strategies to ourselves and our communities safe and we hope and expect people take them seriously the dinner was held outdoors and a spokesperson for the governor's office says it did not violate state guidelines state health officials say gathering with other households can increase the risk of covid-19 exposure minimizing the opportunity for different people maxine not only keeps your gathering small, but it reduces the likelihood that you'll mix scene with somebody who was themselves exposed to covid governor newsome did release a statement friday saying quote. >>well our family followed the restaurant's health protocols and took safety precautions. we should have modeled better behavior and not joined the

dinner. well the bad optics for governor newsome did catch the attention of the california republican party. that said it seems like the governor is speaking out of both sides of his mouth. >>as of this report, the french laundry restaurant has not responded to our request for comment. reporting in youngsville dan thorn kron 4 news. >>a little dose of rain we had there's still more to come with a longer range forecast, we'll take a look at that in your 4 zone as well on the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>>good morning welcome back i know it was wonderful to see some rain around the bay area yesterday, although commuters last night thinking some other things as well. let's go ahead find out more about possible storms on the way to the bay area, here's dave spahr heidi hey marty good morning. good morning everybody at least the timing is pretty good. so we have a decent make out of all of this. >>pencil in maybe a little sprinkle up in the north bay potentially going on tomorrow but outside of that pretty good weekend and store live shot coming in from half moon bay or suv the east bay shoreline that we can see shot from u c berkeley still negotiate through some fog that will be early on we have to deal with all about just looking at the traffic upstream again a few stray showers are possible tomorrow. but this early next week that things start to get a little interesting look at temperatures across the board we've got 30's and the s 30's at this hour, 35 santa rosa in a bottle coming in at 34, but

elsewhere, mostly 40's for right now which is a touch cooler in the north bay and we saw from yesterday driving all of this is in the wake of our storm system we had all that rain high pressure is digging in so we're going to see a lot of sunshine today and even tomorrow over most of the bay however, up in the north bay that's we may pick up some of showers going on tomorrow but early next week it's more interesting highs today. it's a 60 story even inland as we can see in the central valley, 74 san diego, 64 for l a x big bear 4761 san francisco. here's most talked about earlier again maybe a few showers going on up for tomorrow by tuesday or next storm system drops in bringing us some rain development way out to sea here in it just falls apart so that the next window of something going on. is monday into the following week. this is the monday before thanksgiving in getting another dose of rain that's assuming nothing comes out of the other little system the kind of fizzles out out to seat 4 zone forecast coming year saturday 61 san francisco along the coast upper 50's

lower 60's. they cite approaching the middle 60's here we have foster city at 6664 palo alto 61 for mountain dew santa clara valley in the lower 60's a post readings on fetus at 62 cupertino 64 east bay shoreline to the south approaching 60 and again lower to middle 60's going on for tri valley looks like 64 walnut creek and also conquered richmond at 62 solano county got the lower 60's well inland 61 vallejo 64 nap up in santa rosa at 64 with 50's out towards the coast checking out your 7 day forecast here again noting tuesday and wednesday got some showers working here maybe into later in the week this is again presume you get something out of that system uh kind of fizzles keep those temperatures into the 60's for the most part checking out our lows here inland to the 40's. a little chilly looks like ford this morning and 50's happening or 40's rather continue along the coast as well marty ok dave thank you.

well police in oakland say that a man was hospitalized after a shooting about 10 o'clock a thursday night on lancaster street. >>that's near the fruitvale avenue bridge between oakland and alameda. police say that this was the 3rd shooting in that one day in which someone was wounded. and it was a dramatic scene as in oakland as fire crews battled a major fire at an abandoned building. this is on dennis and street in oakland. it's near the coast guard island and union point park along the embarcadero you can see the smoke for quite a distance. the oakland fire department says the building was tagged as unsafe to occupy back in august. no word on any injuries the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. in the south bay santa clara county sheriff's deputies arrested a woman who admitted she lied about being attacked 74 year-old janice carlstrom confessed to making up the assault last year. according to detectives carlstrom was found bound and gagged in a burning office

building in saratoga but detectives say that she staged the crime in order to cover up $580,000 in fraud. in san mateo county we now know the motorcyclist who died thursday after driving over a cliff was a 26 year-old man from south san francisco. but authorities and got yet released his name the chp says the crash happened at 3.30 thursday afternoon on highway one just south of devil's slide at gray whale cove. firefighters use ropes to recover the man's body. investigators believe excessive speed may have been a factor. and the mother of a teenager who shot and killed 2 students at a southern california high school last year will not be facing any charges. it was one year ago today when 16 year-old nathaniel opened fire at saugus high school in santa clarita killing 2 students before he took his own life. investigators say guns were left unlocked in the family's home. but the da's office says

that there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute anyone on this one year anniversary of the tragedy this school is holding a virtual remembrance event today at 06:00pm you can check it out on youtube. we also have new video that captures the moment that a small plane crashing into the ground in a neighborhood in the sand that san fernando valley in southern california, then burst into flames killing the pilot and setting several cars on fire. this happened around 1130 on thursday since then we've learned the pilot had just drop someone off of the bakersfield airport and then was making his way back to los angeles when he had engine trouble clear to run conway for an emergency landing but the pilot just did make it there. thankfully, no one on the ground was hurt. a convicted murderer scott peterson spoke during his court appearance friday in redwood city kron four's phillipe djegal was there and has more on the future. peterson's new case.

>>at least for the time being convicted murderer scott peterson will remain on death row at san quentin state prison. the only person to physically appear in the courtroom at the hall of justice in redwood city was the superior court judge. peter saying his defense and prosecutors all joined virtually at issue was whether or not the court would order peterson to be relocated from prison to the san mateo county jail to allow him and his lawyers, easier access to one another ahead of future hearings. but the defense stated they were pleased with the access they have to their client on death row and that a transfer would be an unnecessary risk while covid-19 continues to spread. the judge decided peterson can stay in prison. legal analyst paula canny reacts it's completely appropriate nothing is going to happen anytime soon in his case, the court

hasn't made many important decisions. >>like is the only next thing going to be a penalty phase or is court going rule on the haiti and ultimately decide that scott peterson is entitled to a new trial based on juror misconduct. so. it's completely appropriate that scott stay on death row peterson also waived his right to a speedy trial and reiterated his complete confidence in defense attorney pat harris adding that he had lost all faith in his original attorneys mark geragos. >>in august, the state supreme court overturned peterson's death sentence because jurors who opposed capital punishment were improperly dismissed before the trial. his conviction was upheld but prosecutors have committed to re seek the death penalty in 2005 peterson was found guilty of killing his wife lacy and

unborn child at some future point let's say there is whole new trial. >>scott peterson law being moved to the san mateo county jail and throughout the pendency of the proceeding scott peterson will stay in the san mateo county jail, the next scheduled court date is january 21st. >>redwood city phillipe all kron 4 news. >>and we've got much more ahead including dave's weekend forecast come on back to be ri if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha! these drops probably won't touch me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what is that? xiidra, noooo! it can provide lasting relief.

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>>welcome back kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody and a little in the way some dense fog that we're still negotiating through covering portions up there in the north bay, but it also gets the east bay too and the santa clara valley, this all get until 9 o'clock as we put it into motion you can see it being eaten away by the later morning hours and we should all be into the mostly sunny mode by late morning for today tomorrow is a different story though might get a stray shower or 2 up in the north bay but mostly sunny over most of the region. tomorrow as well we've got 30's you can see up to the north bay here with some 40's and even some 50's poking out just a little bit. but breaking the day down for here at 54 by 11 o'clock and by 2. we're at 61 cool. but at least lots of sunshine marty. >>all right, thanks a lot dave. well tomorrow should be a big day for nasa and space x as a group of nasa astronauts are preparing to be launched into space that launch was scheduled for tonight, but

it's delayed because of weather now this is going to be the first fully operational mission for the crew dragon spacecraft anas big step towards making american astronaut launches routine. the crew of 4 will be launching from cape canaveral in florida, they'll spend 6 months on the international space station. at this point space'x elon musk is not able to be there for the launch after mixed covid-19 test results for him musk tweeted that he tested first positive and the negative twice and then positive again. so he's now waiting more lab results. and coming up the next hour more bay area cities are rolling back their reopenings we're live in contra costa county in the east bay where some businesses will begin closing their doors next week. >>and the state has some new travel advisories ahead of the thanksgiving holiday will have everything you need to if you're heading out of town.

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closer look into what's closing just wear in just a couple minutes, but first we want to check in with dave spahr for first look at the weekend forecast by day a good morning. marty good morning we're cooking on still kind of some fog that we have this due to all the rain that we had this is more the radiation type fog the we get contrasted with the advection fog that is more typical across the bay area so of the fog advisory dense fog advisory that will be hint with us until night live shot coming in here from half moon bay. see the sun glaring out there so it's kind of a good sign of things to come but the geography covered we got the north the east bay in this also down to the south bay santa clara valley, this again until 9 o'clock to give you an idea how it's doing it should mix out in the next couple of hours. still lingering in some spots at 9 and even 10 o'clock but we go into a mostly sunny mode for today. still chilly across the bay with 34 from a bottle 44 santa rosa, again 40's pretty much elsewhere as we can see 52 for oakland little cooler

up there in the north bay than where we were from this time yesterday little bit more mild as you head down south the breakdown for you today, 57 by high noon at 3 o'clock 62 marty. all right dave thanks a lot of us get back to our top story this morning. coronavirus cases and hospitalizations. >>continue to surge in the bay area and that's forcing health officials to bring back some restrictions. let's take a look now at the current status of each county in the bay area on the state's tiered reopening map now you can see contra costa and santa clara are in counties all of them announcing new restrictions on friday. and that means are expected to reverse course and adopt stricter measures beginning next week. we want to go live now to contra costa county where a they'll begin shutting down indoor operations for restaurants, gyms and other businesses that's where kron four's reyna harvey is reporting from this morning. reyna. >>a lot of good morning. you know it's because cases are going up, i was looking at a county dashboard that showed

the cases and the trend was down in october or right back up seen a spike here in november and so county officials are letting all these businesses know and now james like the one behind me they have to figure out what they're going to do moving forward. this all starts on tuesday of this upcoming week. so that means gyms indoor facilities closed in terms of dining indoor dining all of that's going to be shut down throughout the county and movie theaters just a concession stand portion of the movie theater know like i mentioned all of this starts on tuesday, but gradually the county as we're rolling back different things like last week i was out here and they were limiting the amount of people that can be inside these businesses they started with restaurants churches so they were cutting all of that down and now they have completely closed down like i mentioned dining indoors in terms of jim's indoors and movie theaters just a concession stand areas. now not everybody is thrilled. the cases are going up and this is

why the county is doing this i've been talking to people who were shocked to learn this is going to be the last couple of days and be able to work out indoors here take a listen. gain some weight. i feel that the small to going to be really in trouble at this point in time can it come back again after being closed down it's hard to say. >>i know that my gym here has issues overhead costs and they speak in a footprint because of the covid-19 as well so i'm bothered by the fact that we have to close done again i i use to be a workout doing that so definitely know that. >>and my a share that man sentiment about gaining weight part so a lot of people are going to figure out what they can do indoors online in terms of that workout process as well a lot of people want to know how long this is going to last well as long as they're seen a trend in cases they're going to have to be in the red tier which is going to be shut down. so we'll be watching and we'll let you know when things

start to open back up again but county officials had anticipated this especially in the winter months things getting much colder anticipating seeing a spike in the virus. so a lot of moving parts but for right now you have a few days tuesday is when all of this goes into effect for now reporting your wannacry harvey kron 4 news all right thanks a lot for that live report from contra costa county. >>let's go now to san francisco. it's in the most relaxed covid tier but despite that indoor dining was banned at midnight last night. this also because of the recent spike in covid cases now local restaurants and other businesses say that they were already struggling with limited capacity requirements under the yellow tear but now they're having to cut back even more despite mean the state requirements to stay open indoors. >>you know this is a very touchy subject and it's been a really rough 3 days for everybody in our industry that the frustration i think is that the for how we're going

to stay open is change the state says that even in the red category restaurants could be open at 25% indoor not to exceed a 100. whatever is your lower amount and and if you guys all follow the the state is assigned an insulating doubt has assigned san francisco county in the yellow which means we're essentially now acting as if we're in the purple by shutting down indoor dining tomorrow morning or at midnight tonight. >>and scientific research supports the rollback a recent study from stanford shows that most people are getting covid from spending time at restaurants. grocery stores and gyms. is this similar scenario in the south bay, a santa clara county confirms 362 new covid cases on friday and in response to the rapid surge in cases santa clara county health officials are banning indoor dining and that becomes effective on tuesday, stores and malls will also have to limit capacity to 50% gyms and fitness centers must

also limit capacity to 10%. bars and breweries that don't serve food are ordered to close. >>every single person has to think really carefully about what they do. and whether they are risking getting the virus or spreading the virus. so it means every single person has to really dig and maintain their patients for a little bit longer. >>so the county health department says that many of the new cases are in people between 1834 years of age now the worst hot spots in the county include east san jose and gilroy. now to the north bay warmer in county is also tightening its reopening restrictions indoor dining and movie theaters will be banned beginning on tuesday, stores and malls must reduce capacity to 50% places of worship must reduce capacity to 25% or 100 people whichever is fewer gyms and fitness centers must bruce reduced their capacity now to

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>>good morning welcome back thanksgiving, less than 2 weeks away and despite the increase in covid-19 numbers a lot of people still planning to head out for a weekend getaway now popular destination of course is lake tahoe, especially with several ski resorts opening on thanksgiving week and they've been getting a good amount of just over the past couple of days, lake tahoe officials are asking visitors to stick to the basics remember to wear your mask wash your hands, socially distance yourself from people who are not in your household. if you love to a whole. >>and you respect i hope you'll do the things you need and you're right. it's just as simple as washing your hands and putting on a mask and stay away from people, you don't know. i mean it's just that simple just because we're over covid-19 doesn't mean covid is

over us right, it's not over. >>well each resort has its own covid safety protocols in place so if you're headed up to the sierra be sure to call ahead to find out what extra steps you may need to take lake tahoe by the way does have a mask order with a $500 fine for each violation a day and we'll take a little marty from the rain that we had and would decent weekend old bit on the chilly side with 60's expected over the region there is more rain long range in the forecast stick around. we'll have more your forecast.

>>good morning welcome back as we approach the holiday travel season state leaders are taking more steps to try and keep covid-19 from spreading health officials are encouraging anyone who travels to california to quarantine for 14 days once they arrive here. the advisory is voluntary but it comes just 2 weeks before thanksgiving and this might actually change the travel plans of a lot of people kron four's maureen kelly got reaction to that from passengers at sfo. >>this california resident coming back from georgia wearing a face shield goggles and 2 masks was already planning to isolate once he gets home have a covid test scheduled for the 17th of november. >>i'm going to get my test isolate until i get my test results. depending on the results i will ask my board of consult my board of health or

and the other health officials if i should get a second covid test, especially at the end of the 2 week period. >>another traveler headed to utah for a family visit says he has no problem with the idea of quarantining once he comes home, i would do it. >>that will benefit me and my family and benefit others, he also supports the idea of asking residents not to travel for non essential reasons but also likes that this advisory is just voluntary you know covid-19 spiking here in california, you know it's like everybody has to play a role on trying to stop but at the same time. still have to freedom. everybody has the right to travel on to whatever they want so, but one man i spoke to off to visit friends says if this advisory had come out before he booked his trip. >>he's still be flying today, it's the holidays right now with. >>everything going on being around our loved ones or friends is really important and you know again it's just

about respecting each other's boundaries. so my friends are comfortable with all of us getting together for a small gathering of 6 people or less with our mask on then you know we're going to that spokesperson says it's too uncertain to verdict how many people are going to be. >>taking off and landing here at sfo this holiday season. right now passenger traffic is only about 25% of what it was this time last year. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>it's 16 this saturday morning, let's go ahead and get check of the forecast states where has all that for us heidi a good morning marty good morning, everybody and we're off to what will be a mostly sunny afternoon and taking care of this fog to that's kind of the first things going on although not too bad going on in half moon bay. we see the sun coming out a little bit. then the chilly side though doesn't want to wear the sweaters windbreakers and stuff like that because it will feel fall-like or winter like even, but again there's the sun coming on through some of the fog clouds leftover getting back to the fog. this is the breakout that we see

late this morning and we approach around the noon hour into mostly sunny in the afternoon. futurecast for someone uneventful for today as we discussed then tomorrow noting a few little showers up here way up north potentially. throughout the day, although most of the bay will be treated to mostly sunny weather is what it looks like here. and then things don't start to get interesting again until we get into early next week temperatures for us right now we're holding on to 39 other readings into the 40's sharing it with some 50's antioch 5352 concord got the 40's on the east bay shoreline there with 46 for a redwood city and down to san jose at 50 looks like. so what we have is morning fog that we talked about with that fog advisory, mostly sunny mild for the season, so shocked or system kuz it's been warm from the other weeks a few showers in the north bay that's tomorrow, potentially or sprinkles might do mostly sunny elsewhere. then we start to get into next week. and it's unsettled to start things off we do see

this apparent system moving through on tuesday that's very very clear elsewhere gets more fuzzy will say a somewhat unsettled into the remainder of the week here with variable clouds will covers for right now, but we don't see a major downpour like tuesday 61 san francisco, the high today with that morning fog 63 oakland, san jose coming in at 63 and across the water geography pretty much a lower to middle 60 story of course we'll take a look at that long range forecast for you. coming up in a bit marty all right dave thanks a lot. well drug maker pfizer says that its covid vaccine has reached some 90% effectiveness and health experts have a really good feeling about that. >>kron four's washington correspondent basil john has the latest for us. >>i think it's a great. a great first step upstate medical university infectious disease chief doctor steven thomas says he's encouraged by news that pfizer's trials show their vaccine is 90% effective. >>may soon be ready for approval by the food and drug administration, but think that

it exceeded the expectations of lots of. >>that scene developers and immunologist and clinicians after approval pfizer will shift toward manufacturing and distributing the vaccine there could be a significant role out of vaccine by the first or 2nd quarter of calendar year 21, however, one major distribution challenge. the vaccine needs to be stored at 94 degrees below 0 and not every hospital has the required equipment you have to verified you got the good side to take care of the vaccine to make sure that is going to still be efficacious when you're administering it to be out to the general public and to your patients were care associate medical director doctor anthony harris says the handling and distribution of this vaccine under these requirements will need cooperation from state and federal agencies, it's going to be paramount things are done properly to ensure people are confident in the safety as well as efficacy of the vaccine, but both health experts have faith in the process this is being figured out and that it will not be a

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>>if you believe that anything is possible and miracles are real done put your money on the forty-nners this weekend. i'm only kidding but to beat forty-niners squad does head to new orleans to face the hottest team in the nfl has 10 point underdogs vegas is predicting this game to be the second biggest beatdown of the weekend. the niners to have kendrick bourne brandon i you can trent williams back after the whole covid debacle that kept him out of last week's thursday night football game, but those are really the only major additions to the lineup sunset embarrassing loss to the green bay packers. with a bye week ahead head coach kyle shanahan said his staff won't be pushing any of their injured players to return hopefully week 12 we could see the likes of richard sherman and deebo samuel back on the field with some fresh legs. so this weekend's task a tough one. but if you think the 49 ers are throwing in the towel think again. >>the better you do the better chance we have a win and then

and yet on the spot that no one thing she can. and let me i think that entices everybody he always want to prove people wrong and we know it's going to be a big challenge but that's something that we're ready to go compete for and that not just on sunday we've been working for this all weekend. we'll see what happens sunday. but our guys going to go out there and go for. >>coronavirus has already created quite the mess for college football. this season, but this week might be the worst yet take a look at all of the games postponed or canceled just this weekend due to covid-19 we can't even fit the whole list in one graphic because there are 15 games all across the country that will no longer be played as scheduled. the pac 12 called off the su cal game after yes you had several players test positive and we still have an update on the cal players who were quarantined as the result of a positive test last week this weekend we do have a first the pac 12 has scheduled a completely new game less than 48 hours out callan you cla will play on sunday morning at the rose bowl. ucl

a saturday game against utah also canceled and the 2 california teams were not previously scheduled to play the season. of course we can't forget about these guys the stanford cardinal who had their fair share of drama and dramatic experiences, thanks to covid we learned today that last weekend's covid tests that forced 3 players to sit out of the oregon game were deemed invalid here's a statement you just saw there from stanford the pac, 12 released one to saying there was an error and pac 12 testing protocols that led to one players results coming back as inconclusive. the golden state warriors are proposing an ambitious plan to get fans back inside the chase center. they're calling it operation dubbed nation. the plan includes a team spending 30 million dollars a game to test every single fan employee in player with the venue being sealed up to 50% capacity. but the whole thing right on the availability of rapid pcr tests that provide results in about 15 minutes. warriors president rick welts as they've been working with ucsf

on this project since the spring and they believe they can pull it off. let's finish our heart of the game segment. we have to acknowledge a major step forward for women in sports history was made as the miami marlins announced the hiring of kim ng as their new general manager and is the first woman to hold this role in major league baseball and she's believed to be the first woman to lead any men's sports team along the 5 professional leagues in america and has decades of mlb experience she became the youngest assistant general manager at 29 was she was hired by the yankees. she also served as the dodgers vice president and assistant general manager and said the statement that when she got into this business it seems unlikely that a woman would lead a major league team but she is dog in pursuit of her goals those who have worked in and covered baseball for years say her hiring was a long time coming. and in kim if you look at her resume if she were a man she probably would have

gotten a job like this a long time ago in so. >>now that she has it. >>hopefully others who are in baseball and in football and in the nba and the nhl get the same opportunity. >>they queue to kim ng for paving the way and kudos to the marlins for finally taking that step but the fact that it took this long shows we still have a ways to go so as we do celebrate her and her progress let's continue to push for

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>>29 good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news, the rain is done for the most part around the bay area at least for a little bit let's find out for how long his dave spahr a day by doing a good morning marty good morning, we'll enjoy a lot of sunshine going on we time the south right to know we need the rain we got a 10. take a little break for this weekend. it looks like and there is more to be had upstream, it looks like you and we're dealing with fog first and foremost. >>although not everywhere this that live shot coming in from half moon bay looks at that fog is breaking up pretty nicely live shot from sfo with no delays happening, but still some low clouds here and there upstream we make it a few little stray showers working in the north bay potentially tomorrow but over most of the bay area. it's going remain mostly sunny through tomorrow as well look at the area temperatures still be chilly up in the north bay with santa rosa checking in at 40 39 stone elsewhere, it's the 40's and 50's mixture don't expect a lot of temperature movement even though we got a lot of

sunshine on tap today, there's the cooler temperatures you see up north can craft contrast with yesterday wake of things up again to the 40's and some 50's again, mostly cloudy to start we'll break that up sunny by noon it looks like with 60's and into the afternoon as well under sunny skies, however as i mentioned earlier looks like some rain coming our way into early next week we'll be talking about that coming up in just a bit marty all right dave seen a couple minutes, thank you back to the news this morning president trump says there will not be a lockdown under his administration. despite the rising number of coronavirus cases across the country. now this was the first time the president made public statements since losing the election. but as dean reynolds reports the president broke his silence to talk about the development of a covid-19 vaccine. even if his administration will not be the one to deliver it. >>the setting was the rose garden, the topic was the pandemic and the words were the first spoken in public by the president for more than a week. even as the coronavirus surges across much of the

country. the president sought to make one thing clear but it was how he said it they've got a lot of attention this administration will not be going to a lockdown hopefully the. >>whatever happens in the future who knows which administration will be i guess time will tell the president and his political allies of all adopted the position that the election last week was rigged that fraud was widespread and that the courts will have the final say on who won and who lost whether it was a stumble or not the idea that he might not be sure which administration will be in power in the future could mean he's aware the odds against him are long. several news organizations georgia's 16 electoral votes to joe biden giving him a potential total of 306 far more than the 270 needed to win the white house, but the president subject was the virus and what he said maybe the imminent availability of a vaccine to

combat its spread. it will be approved i think again it will be approved very very quickly we hope. the average of element timeline for the vaccine, including clinical tests and manufacturing can take 8 to 12 years. >>to operation warp speed we're doing it in less than one year. if you had a different administration with different people. what we've done would have taken in my opinion 3, 4, 5, years it would have then in the fda forever. any vaccine would need fda approval and some political opponents expressed doubts about whether operation warp speed. >>would cut corners to help the president before election day. new york governor andrew cuomo was among the doubters the president responded to him in his state as soon as april the vaccine will be available to the entire general population. with the exception of places like new york state where for political reasons the governor. decided they say and do i don't think it's good politically i think it's very

bad from a health standpoint, but. he wants to take his time of the vaccine. >>catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics talk to our political analyst david mckeown about the president's remarks. professor mckeown noted the president's more subdued tone and explained why president trump may have trouble indicating what comes next. >>that's right and he didn't want to say a biden administration he didn't want to mention his opponent, partly that is in a personal sense. the president donald trump does not respect joe biden the former vice president respected secretary clinton he doesn't have the same modicum of respect for the incoming president the president will as a result, it's hard for him to go to that place where he talks about what comes next however, clearly serious people in the white house understand what's going on the with georgia of the state of georgia in terms of its ballots arizona in terms of the moving out of the law one of the big law firms representing the president

there they don't have a case all of this is kind of coming to a head rather the covid pandemic the weight of what has happened to this president and his presidency and weighs on you and it becomes an isolating experience we've seen this with presidents during crises throughout our history. it's a difficult set of circumstances moving forward to then be gracious and exhibit class for the folks that come next that's still going to be a heavy lift for this president over the next couple of weeks and something watching. >>well the president's campaign lawyers are still contesting the election results in several battleground states. legal experts say the president's best chances in pennsylvania where voting deadlines were extended over the summer because of covid-19 but even in the best-case scenario 4th president most analysts believe that there's not enough votes to change the outcome of the election. >>they do face an uphill battle for a couple of reasons. one is that election fraud is hard to prove. >>well of the nearly a dozen

lawsuits that are filed in pennsylvania, georgia, michigan, arizona and nevada. allegations include late or invalid ballots being counted or legitimate ballots being rejected now judges have dismissed some of the lawsuits while others are still pending. the president's election fraud allegations are getting even more pushback within his own the nation's top cyber security officials declared the 2020 election, the most secure in american history. and they say there's no evidence that voting systems lost or changed votes. but many republicans remain unconvinced they're still calling for an investigation into election fraud. despite the lack of evidence. >>and coming up this morning more setbacks at disneyland how much longer before the park's gates will reopen we'll look into that when we come back.

>>good morning welcome back disneyland is not going to be opening anytime soon so the park is going to remain closed through the end of the year, and it's still not clear when in 2021. it will reopen its gates megan tell us has the has the latest for us. >>we know we've been reporting for weeks that thousands of disneyland and disney california adventure employees have been out of work whether they're furloughed or been completely laid off for about 8 months now the big push by not only his employees but by

the ceo walt disney company is to get them back to work and get people back to the park's take a listen to what the ceo had to say in a press conference yesterday. >>unfortunately we are extremely disappointed that the state of california continues to keep land close. despite her proven track record. our health and safety protocols are signs based and have the support of labor unions representing 99% of our hourly cast members. >>the disney parks experiences and products division side, 9.7 billion dollar decline in revenue in the fiscal year 2020, the ceo went on to keep it a bit more positive say even with the disruption caused by covid-19 we have been able to effectively manage our business while also taking bold deliberate steps to position our company for greater long-term growth and take a look at the tears for the california state covid-19 guidelines, this is under governor gavin newsom's blueprint for a safer economy major parks cannot reopen until their counties reach the

yellow or minimal tier well right here in orange county where disneyland and disney california adventure existed is currently in the red substantial tier 2 according see health care agency officials it is unlikely but possible still that orange county could move from the red substantial tier to the orange moderate tier 3 in right into minimal tier 4 by mid december. and i'm talking that's the best case scenario which would mean that once the parks where did the ruck lear to open it would still take another 2 to 5 weeks for them to be cleared for them to have visitors to come so that means that big reality of disneyland disney california adventure opening would be some time in january of next year but more realistically summertime 2021. >>well that was megan tase reporting for us this morning now disney is planning to open part of california adventure on november 19th, but it's only 4 shopping and dining all of the rides and attractions will remain closed day. ok we're done with the rain at least for now, but there's a new batch is to be had as we

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going to be chilly but a whole lot of winds going on, but it will be somewhat cooler because we got the 60's on tap going on here live shot that we have for you right now is a shot from u c berkeley or the east bay shoreline all it up looks like we're taking care of the fog very handsomely there as far as the traffic in off the pacific because we're shielded somewhat by this high pressure everything is going up and around us however, upstream the models are telling us tomorrow and the north bay, maybe a little stray shower thrown in there for good measure. but most of that they will probably stay in the mostly sunny mode things changing early into next week temperature check 40's. some 50's around the immediate bay here in london for any aac in concord and here's how comes together with the models what we got high pressure zone show us for a couple of days all be a cool and then early into next week here comes a new system and that will mean some rain or we'll share that just a second here radar for highs now got the mid 60's in the central valley, president 67 down south san diego at 70, 64 l a

x 61 san francisco futurecast for there's the hit on tuesday, it looks like it's been pretty consistent with most model runs and it looks like. this will probably clear out in time for the ride home. tuesday afternoon maybe early on might be lingering a little bit. this is curious and kind of disappears a little bit but we'll keep that as a mention of the forecast going to watch that in case that changes later runs but the next big hit. is monday and this is now the monday before thanksgiving so we've opened up the pacific to this more familiar pattern of the winter of getting hit by some of those rain showers and a really helps that the fire season here 61 san francisco along the coast were near about 60 or so on the peninsula coast. bayside through a couple degrees, certain sway, mid 60's, it looks like 66 for foster city, san carlos 64 along with redwood city 61 mountain view and on the santa clara valley most readings mid 60's, 63 san jose milpitas 6264 for cupertino east bay shoreline to the south approaching about

6064 hayward also mid 60's getting to the tri valley, 64 from walnut creek 60 berkeley 62 richmond, 61 valais ho 62 fairfield 60 meanwhile for napa in 64 for santa rosa start to get our winter pattern again too with decent amount of uniformity with temperatures across the wider region 70 forecast we're going to keep it pretty much into the 60's except just before this rain it's my top off 70 on monday. again there comes our next system for tuesday. and again there's a chance for some stray showers wednesday into thursday we'll see holds together chilly 40's at night. both for the bay and the coast back to you. >>earlier this week we commemorated an important day here in the u.s., it's veterans day and it honors all those who have served our country. our health expert karen joins me to about that and she works for the department of veteran affairs and she has some insight on veterans can even though it's

passed we felt it was important enough to revisit this. let's start by getting the sense of just how many vets are here in the u.s.. >>there are 19.5 million while and a lot of them live in california believe it or >>what's the what's the percentage who live in california of those 19.5 well, they're spread about 50% of the veterans are spread across 10 of the top well, the top 10 states and california is number one so the exact number i can't really say, but. >>california is a popular place to live for for the veterans. there are as far as the world war one veterans we lost our last surviving in 2011 and he was a 110 years old wow. what stories he could tell. oh definitely definitely. >>and we still we still veterans from world war 2 the

korean war of course vietnam as well. >>right as soon as world war 2 we had about 2% of the veterans remaining that are living. they're all in those that are living there in their mid 90's, men and older. korean war there in the their mid to late 80's. a lot of i'd say 50% of our veterans are are from the gulf war and post gulf war de that make them make sense a lot of when we think about veterans day a lot of civilians. >>mainly are a bit apprehensive a bit nervous on how to approach a vet to say thank you for your service. >>ride it and it's it's nice to say thank you for your service is also nice to say welcome home, especially the vietnam veterans, they never received a very warm welcome when they came home but take it a step farther and asked

them if there's anything you know asking about 3rd time in the service they might have some stories to tell a lot of veterans want to share but they really don't know what to our how to share their their experiences buy them a cup of ask them if there's anything that they need or they need any help at that time but just going to be a good listener and start a conversation. >>those are great tips again as we get ready for thinking about veterans day for next year, this is something that comes up all the time about this time of year let's go ahead and turn our attention now to health care for veterans because this is this is a very big issue it has for for the past several years. and frankly it's it's very heartbreaking to think about just how a lot of vets feel that they've been forgotten. >>yes, and. when it comes to being a veteran just having veteran status is a risk

factor for heart disease i worked so hard all g so i see this across the board. veterans are at a higher risk of having circulatory issues also abnormal heart rhythms. they also are at higher risk of having being or physical health having poor mental health and most of them are smokers and that's cause is 10 times more deaths amongst the veterans. >>why why are why the percentage events so high when it comes to smoking is that is that a habit that that came when they were actually in the service we see all these movies and things were vets or our soldiers and sailors are always smoking is that's a is that true first of all that stereotype true. >>yes will we back back when we used to stand cigarettes to the veterans and also it was a way to kind of relax as well some of the stories i hear is

that the sergeant stay said you can either have a smoke break or go do push-ups the snow it was also a way to align with their superiors there. is it was just no way socialize and in a way. >>going back to the overall health issues and heart disease i would guess that smoking plays a large role in the increase in heart and respiratory us issues for vets right. >>right that's why it's just such a vicious circle all these risk factors are all interrelated one causes the other does being a veteran. >>and having being a smoker that's a risk factor. so that's causing a problem also a lot of mental health issues like depression and as well as ptsd and depression that said predictor of heart disease and

also a predictor of early death to so that needs to be addressed they found that once they address the depression can control that that their risk for cardiovascular disease goes down. >>well, i understand that there's also a connection between ptsd and heart and circulatory issues as well. >>right and smoking a lot of people that are have ptsd or smokers in and trying to get them through a smoking cessation program, the failure rate is really high all as you can see they're all interrelated. but pre ptsd is very prevalent in amongst the when you look at you break it down by war. the vietnam veterans that about 30% so 30 out of every 100 veterans has

ptsd throughout their lifetime that is so sad care and so understandable as well given what they've gone through. >>one to a close segment telling people about a help line that we see on the screen there. 1, 802 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, 5, for a veterans crisis line, 24 7 you can also text we have the information there on your screen will also have it up loaded to kron 4 dot com karen thank you so much for bringing these important issues to we're all putting things off, especially in these times.

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>>and coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news more bay area cities are rolling back their reopening we're live in contra costa county where some businesses will begin closing their doors. next week. and california has some travel advisories ahead of the thanksgiving holiday will have everything you need to know before you head out of town.

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>>news station you're watching the crime. morning everybody thank you so much for starting your morning with kron 4 morning news omar gonzalez and i'm elsa moana and filling in for noelle bellow it is saturday november 14th has several counties across the bay area. >>have started rolling back their covid-19 reopenings as we continue to see an increase in cases, you know we're going to take a closer look at what's closing where in just a moment, but first want to get a check of the weather with dave spahr and a good morning, hey good morning all and mardy good morning everybody we are dealing with the aftermath of the rain and term a little bit of fog going on now that fog advisory dense fog advisory. >>that's now expired on its own power and we're looking for improving sky conditions for the day today that's right mostly sunny, it looks like on the chilly side now it's been like this at half moon bay. all this morning, pretty nice with the sunshine coming through there. but the leftover fog that we have it

does start to mix out over the next couple of hours, whatever is left over the east bay and some of those valleys down the south bay to 47 santa rosa with nap at 46, but we have 54 going on for conquered 53 can 56. this hour in oakland, don't expect to be adding too much more to that for afternoon highs still negotiating through some cloud cover in fog at this hour we're at 60 by one by 4 out 60 again, but again, high temperatures will approach the mid 60's and some of those in lining areas, we'll get to more your forecast coming up in a bit but just take this away from that there is some rain early next week back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot. let's get right back to our top story this morning. coronavirus cases and hospitalizations continue to surge in the bay area. >>and that's forcing health officials to bring back some restrictions. >>that's right let's take a look at the current status of each county on the state's tiered reopening map starting with contra costa santa clara and marin counties they've all announced new restrictions as a friday, so that means that they are expected to reverse

course and adopt stricter measures next week contra costa county will begin shutting down indoor operations for restaurants, gyms and other businesses. >>as well kron four's reyna harvey live in contra costa court county this morning. she has all the details for us rain a good morning. >>good morning, not too many people happy with the latest developments but we know they've seen an uptick in cases and so now the county is rolling back some things this has been a real gradual process. last week when i was out there they started by reducing the amount of people that could be inside certain businesses. so now they're going to be closing indoors for several establishment altogether so gyms no more into working out this all starts next week on tuesday in addition to that indoor dining they're doing rid of that throughout the county and over at movie theaters are not shutting down the theater's altogether they're going to make sure that the concession stands inside of those theaters or shut down again now none of these businesses are going to figure out what steps are going to take to put

a lot of these new developments in place are they going to have workout schedule outdoors that's a question we're asking now in terms of indoor dining and outdoor dining moving things outside with it being really cold over the next few weeks are a lot of people going to want to come to these restaurants and so you also have some customers and people who live throughout the county. they're also asking themselves those same questions i spoke to people out here this morning. we tell me they are just devastated to hear this news take a listen. >>i'm heartbroken this gym is my lifeline right now and so it's just super super sad. i hate to see it close and i hate to see it close for the employees having to reapply for unemployment, it's it's just a shame bell. i love the gym, i've been walking i ride bicycles although it's kind of cold right now so welcoming just do my walker tina try to do 15,000 steps every day. >>and that's what we'll be doing i guess.

>>right a lot of changes happening in gradually so i talked to the staff here 24 hour. they still tell me they don't know they're going to be offered any outdoor exercise is so they're going to have to figure that out as the days progress again all of this starts on tuesday. so if you do want to go and work out you have until then to do so another question people ask is how long this is going to last quite frankly as long as we're seeing an uptick in cases like we have here november and the county stays in the red tier you're going to have these closures so we'll be monitoring the situation and bring you more as soon as updates start to develop for now reporting out here wannacry reyna harvey kron 4 news right now so many people have lost track of just how many new normals we've had to deal with through all of this. thank you so much for that live report from the east bay. >>turning now to san francisco. it's in the most relaxed covid tear but despite that. >>indoor dining was banned at midnight last night this too because of the recent spike in covid cases, local restaurants and other businesses say that

they were already struggling with limited capacity requirements under the yellow tier. but now they're having to cut back even more despite meeting the state requirements to stay open indoors. >>you know this is a very touchy subject and it's been really 3 days for everybody in our industry that the frustration i think is that the for how we're going to stay open is change the state says that even in the red category restaurants could be open at 25% indoor not to exceed a 100. whatever is your lower amount and and if you guys all follow the the state is assigned an insulating doubt has assigned san francisco county in the yellow which means we're essentially now acting as if we're in the purple by shutting down indoor dining tomorrow morning or at midnight tonight. >>and scientific research supports the rollback a recent study from stanford shows that most people are getting covid from spending time at restaurants, grocery stores and gyms. it's a similar

scenario in the south bay where santa clara county confirms 362 new covid cases friday. and in response to the rapid surge in cases santa clara county health officials are banning indoor dining and that becomes effective on tuesday, stores and malls will have to limit their capacity to 50% gyms and fitness centers will limit capacity to 10%. bars and breweries that don't serve food are ordered to close. >>every single person has to think really carefully about what they do. and whether they are risking getting the virus or spreading the virus. so it means every single person tested really dig and maintain their patients for a little bit longer. >>and the county health department says many of the new cases are but we are in people between 1834. the worst hot spots in santa clara county include east san jose and gilroy l a. >>thanks marty now to the

north bay in county is also tightening its reopening restrictions indoor dining and movie theaters will be banned beginning tuesday and stores and malls must reduce capacity to 50% places of worship must reduce capacity to 25% or 100 people whichever is fewer gyms and fitness centers must reduce their capacity to 10% and family entertainment centers will only be able to operate outdoors. these new restrictions along with the colder weather are combining to hurt business as public health officials say that covid cases have doubled in marine county over the past 10 days. and that's prompting tighter restrictions to limit further spread of the virus. many restaurant owners have been taking advantage of the county's shared spaces program so they built an outdoor area to accommodate tables but that is getting more uncomfortable is rain and cold weather move in. >>it's really hard because most people still want to sit outside. so when it gets cold it's rough on us more than

their ideas are employees are all suffering because we had to cut back all of their hours. the business is suffering because we can't have as many people as want to come. >>going to be tough many restaurant owners also say that they're having trouble finding outdoor heaters as they are now in short supply. >>well still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the president made his first in public since election night but he still refuses to concede. we're going to find out how the biden campaign is moving forward without help from the trump administration. and then state health officials issuing a travel advisory ahead of the holidays, we'll tell you everything you need to know if you're heading out of town.

>>welcome back doctor anthony fauci is recommending masks at thanksgiving gatherings if the coronavirus status of people is unknown. the nation's top infectious disease expert says that won't be families have either quarantined or been tested for the coronavirus but he says it's always wise to take extra precautions, dave. >>all right marty we're looking to improve forecast going on for today. yeah we start off with dense fog. that's breaking up nicely to look at the sunshine of half moon bay and have more of that and also little into some rain coming our way early next here. ♪

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>>well as we approach the holiday travel season state leaders are taking greater measures to try and prevent covid-19 from spent spreading in fact the health officials are encouraging anyone who is traveling to california to quarantine for 14 days once they arrive here and with coronavirus cases on the increase officials also considering even tighter restrictions as well our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more on that.

>>for the entirety of the pandemic state leaders have waved off a quarantine for travelers up until now the state's top health official clarifying this is only a recommendation. >>it is an up and it is a restriction this is an advisory as of friday california is asking all travelers coming into the state to self-isolate for 14 days, the advisory aims to discourage holiday travel. it does not was concerned for any specific states regions or countries, oregon and washington announced a similar move if there's any indication that the travel advisory needs to be strengthened and we will consider that in the days and weeks to come what could be strengthened the state's restrictions on the economy doctor galley made it clear california will not return to a full statewide stay-at-home order for now but more rules to the state's reopening tier system could be coming including for the most restrictive tier purple widespread health leaders are also considering having counties fall back in tears faster today really have counties move back just one

period of time that may not be appropriate to get the kind of response that we need to blunt that rate of rise. >>now on that travel advisory a mandatory quarantine for travelers would likely have to be done by governor's executive order and as we've been reporting a centre county judge put a limit on the power governor gavin newsome can use during this pandemic but state officials would not say whether that had anything to do with this only being a recommendation. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>it is 09:16am in the morning we had the pretty slow start to the sun the we are now still waiting for it to really pop up it's been pretty. >>apache out there a lot of folks still fogged in some spots days far as going to clear it all up. trying yeah morning kuz improve type of forecast as we go to the rest of the day and in fact the timing of all of this was pretty good because the rain is pretty much out of here for the weekend. >>and giving us a nice weekend until it comes back again early next week, good thing because he keeps the fire. threat under under wraps there

what we got going on for right now we have a little bit of leftover fog and some haze off to the distance the shot from timber on of the take a look at the golden gate way off towards the distance. a lot of the fog that we experience this morning, this is been sort of the radiation type fog little bit less common for us we tend to get the advection fog that comes in over the golden gate, but this was because of the rain that we had clearing up nicely. although there's some patches off to the east bay and the peninsula again you get a couple hours to that in a way we go in a mostly sunny. the bigger picture of everything going on we still have flow pattern coming in from the pacific and it may bring tomorrow a little shower appear to the north bay potentially the hit or miss little shower, not all day lasting your morgan on notice, the clouds and a little cooler tomorrow. most stressed that they will continue on with this program, a mostly sunny though a look at this just to point out again today looks marvelous as we get into tomorrow here we go some scattered echo show up their way up north in sonoma county. so we're just putting that in is a little mention that the northern parts of our viewing area maybe grazed by a shower

to opening up a little bit from monday and then the next batch of excitement really is on tuesday looks like another good dose of rain most of the 40's and control, the board for right now this morning. we did have some chilly 30's in santa rosa. that's a 10 degree climber show from a couple of hours ago which is nice the sun is doing its magic 50's off to the east bay conquered also oakland hayward coming at about 53. so what we have for today is that morning fog its way to mostly sunny on balance today, mild for the season may be a shock to system still tomorrow a few showers in the north bay very very light. but most the rest. we'll see experience mostly sunny skies and then as we get into the balance of next week it's tuesday want to watch here. that's where a good shot of rain comes. and then there's the threat as we finish off the week for little stray shower in some scattered clouds but on balance it's really pretty much concentrated on tuesday highs today 61 san francisco, oakland, 63, san jose also at 63 stepping a little bit further from all of that there you have it the lower to

middle 60's we'll take a closer inspection of all of that in the 4 zone forecast along with taking a look at what's going on later on during the week l a. >>thanks so much dave now to this is drug maker pfizer says that its covid vaccine has reached 90% effectiveness and health experts have a good feeling about that kron four's washington correspondent john has the latest. >>i think it's a great. a great first step upstate medical university infectious disease chief doctor steven thomas says he's encouraged by news that pfizer's trials show their vaccine is 90% effective. >>may soon be ready for approval by the food and drug administration, but think that it exceeded the expectations of lots of. >>that scene developers and immunologist and clinicians after approval pfizer will shift toward manufacturing and distributing the vaccine there could be a significant role out of vaccine by the first or 2nd quarter of calendar year 21, however, one major distribution challenge. the

vaccine needs to be stored at 94 degrees below 0 and not every hospital has the required equipment you have to verified you got the good side to take care of the vaccine to make sure that is going to still be efficacious when you're administering it to be out to the general public in patients were care associate medical director doctor anthony harris says the handling and distribution of this vaccine under these requirements will need cooperation from state and federal agencies, it's going to be paramount things are done properly to ensure people are confident in the safety as well as efficacy of the vaccine, but both health experts have faith in the process this is being figured out and that it will not be a major impediment to are. >>to distribution a vaccine. pfizer estimates it will produce 50 million doses this year. reporting in washington, i'm john. >>and coming up next in morning sports. the forty-niners plagued with injuries, but they're looking upset the saints tomorrow of the niners a 10 point underdogs we're going to hear

>>possible and miracles are real done put your money on the forty-niners this weekend. i'm only kidding but to beat forty-niners squad does head to new orleans to face the hottest team in the nfl has 10 point underdogs vegas is predicting this game to be the second biggest beatdown of the weekend. the niners to have

kendrick bourne brandon i you can trent williams back after the whole covid debacle that kept him out of last week's thursday night football game, but those are really the only major additions to the lineup sunset embarrassing loss to the green bay packers. with a bye week ahead head coach kyle shanahan said his staff won't be pushing any of their injured players to return hopefully week 12 we could see the likes of richard sherman and deebo samuel back on the field with some fresh legs. so this weekend's task a tough one. but if you think the 49 ers are throwing in the towel think again. >>the better you do the better chance we have a win and then and yet on the spot that no one thing she can. and let me i think that entices everybody he always want to prove people wrong and we know it's going to be a big challenge but that's something that we're ready to go compete for and that not just on sunday we've been working for this all weekend. we'll see what happens sunday. but our guys going to go out there and go for. >>coronavirus has already created quite the mess for college football. this season, but this week might be the worst yet take a look at all

of the games postponed or canceled just this weekend due to covid-19 we can't even fit the whole list in one graphic because there are 15 games all across the country that will no longer be played as scheduled. the pac 12 called off the su cal game after yes you had several players test positive and we still have an update on the cal players who were quarantined as the result of a positive test last week this weekend we do have a first the pac 12 has scheduled a completely new game less than 48 hours out callan you cla will play on sunday morning at the rose bowl. ucl a saturday game against utah also canceled and the 2 california teams were not pseviously scheduled to play the season. of course we can't forget about these guys the stanford cardinal who had their fair share of drama and dramatic experiences, thanks to covid we learned today that last weekend's covid tests that forced 3 players to sit out of the oregon game were deemed invalid here's a statement you just saw there from stanford the pac, 12 released one to saying there was an error and pac 12

testing protocols that led to one players results coming back as inconclusive. the golden state warriors are proposing an ambitious plan to get fans back inside the chase center. they're calling it operation dubbed nation. the plan includes a team spending 30 million dollars a game to test every single fan employee in player with the venue being sealed up to 50% capacity. but the whole thing right on the availability of rapid pcr tests that provide results in about 15 minutes. warriors president rick welts as they've been working with ucsf on this project since the spring and they believe they can pull it off. let's finish our heart of the game segment. we have to acknowledge a major step forward for women in sports history was made as the miami marlins announced the hiring of kim ng as their new general manager and is the first woman to hold this role in major league baseball and she's believed to be the first woman to lead any men's sports team along the 5 professional

leagues in america and has decades of mlb experience she became the youngest assistant general manager at 29 was she was hired by the yankees. she also served as the dodgers vice president and assistant general manager and said the statement that when she got into this business it seems unlikely that a woman would lead a major league team but she is dog in pursuit of her goals those who have worked in and covered baseball for years say her hiring was a long time coming. and in kim if you look at her resume if she were a man she probably would have gotten a job like this a long time ago in so. >>now that she has it. >>hopefully others who are in baseball and in football and in the nba and the nhl get the same opportunity. >>they queue to kim yang for paving the way and kudos to the marlins for finally taking that step but the fact that it took this long shows we still have a ways to go so as we do celebrate her and her progress let's continue to

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all those and with winter that means more rain showers coming our way in the longer range forecast models for right now live shot coming in from timber on as we see the golden gate off towards the distance to hasan this vantage point just a touch. there's us up close and personal know. delays going on but still being dogged by some low clouds there we do have some traffic coming in off the pacific in tomorrow that may be enough for a few stray showers up in the north bay but over the bulk of the bay area remaining pretty clear got 50's on the board and most of the region although some chilly 40's up to the north bay that's a big climb we had from last couple of hours where they were in the 30's we joined you this morning for comparison's sake still trailing up to the north but elsewhere, a touch, warmer. so the wake-up planner we're turning mostly sunny into the 50's and by noon we're sunny in 60's in place as we will see by 3 o'clock as well coming up a little bit the will be taking a look at those long range forecast models trying to pinpoint the drains next rhule arrival and with those temperatures look like back to you sounds good dave,

thanks. a lot and national news this morning president trump and his team are still operating. >>as if they're headed for a second term yeah, this even after major news outlets have called georgia for president elect joe biden. >>that gives the former vice president 306 electoral votes. well above the 2.70 needed to win the election and on friday, the president made his first public comments in nearly a marybeth mcdade has the latest on that. >>and you to take precautions as covid cases rise we ask all americans to remain vigilant especially. >>as the weather gets colder. it becomes more difficult to go outside and to have outside gatherings. trump administration officials who joined him at the white house say the vaccine will be administered to seniors in front-line workers first. >>they also warn people about not letting their guard down we continue to encourage americans to follow the 3 w's. >>wash your hands watch your distance wear a mask when you can't watch your distance. >>and avoid settings where you can't do those things trump

says his administration will spare no expense to protect elderly and vulnerable. >>however he says a national lockdown would be worse than the problem. and while he's still president there won't be one this administration will not be going to a lockdown hopefully the. >>whatever happens in the future who knows which administration will be i guess time will tell trump's time in office appears to be coming to an end as more election results come in reinforcing joe biden as the president elect the longer the republicans keep up the charade. >>the further out of control the crowd that public crisis will spiral. and more endangered americans won't date. >>several gop leaders and former white house chief of staff john kelly are encouraging president trump to allow biden and his transition team to receive the same daily intelligence briefings that he does. kelly says the delay in transitioning is an increasing national security and health crisis. >>and that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us this

morning and later this morning, president trump supporters are planning a rally outside the white house and its several cities across the country. >>catherine heenan the host of inside bay area politics spoke to our political analyst david buik you in about the president's remarks. the professor noted the president's more subdued tone and explain why president trump me be having trouble in indicating what comes next. >>that's right and he didn't want to say a biden administration he didn't want to mention his opponent, partly that is in a personal sense. the president donald trump does not respect joe biden the former vice president respected secretary clinton he doesn't have the same modicum of respect for the incoming president the president will act as a result, it's hard for him to go to that place where he talks about what comes next however, clearly serious people in the white house understand what's going on the with georgia of the state of georgia in terms of its ballots arizona in terms of

the moving out of the law one of the big law firms representing the president there they don't have a case all of this coming to a head rather the covid pandemic the weight of what has happened to this president and his presidency it weighs on you and it becomes an isolating experience we've seen this with presidents during crises throughout our history. it's a difficult set of circumstances moving forward to then be gracious and exhibit class for the folks that come next that's still going to be a heavy lift for this president over the next couple of weeks and something watching. >>the president's campaign lawyers are still contesting election results in several battle battleground states. joe khaleel takes deeper look into those lawsuits and spoke to experts about why the president may face an uphill battle. >>president trump's campaign lawyers continue to challenge the election results in court i think the goal of the lawsuit should be to make sure that every legally cast ballot is counted. zach smith is a legal expert with the heritage

foundation, a conservative think tank. he says the campaign's best chance lies in states like pennsylvania where voting deadlines were extended over the summer as a result of covid but he says their best case scenario still may not flip the state for trump face an uphill battle for a couple of reasons. one is that election fraud is hard to prove of the nearly dozen lawsuits filed in pennsylvania georgia michigan arizona and nevada the allegations range from election observers being denied access legitimate ballots rejected late or invalid ballots improperly counted. and poll workers coaching voters to vote biden some are still pending others have been dismissed for lack of evidence unless they campaign is able to show really systemic judges are going to be very to intervene in those situations and so far smith says that bar hasn't been still the lawsuits and fraud allegations have led to

plant protests. we just don't want this tried to take place so we're up here just to show some more. peter simpson came to washington from missouri for the stop the steal protest. a supporter of president trump he says he like many here was unsure about the election results. i would really like the justice system worked through all this and presented to us in a way where we can believe what they're saying and these protests have sparked anti-trump protests arguing that a legitimate case what they're trying to do is sold out on our democracy. there's not a lot of there there's lots >>allegations of fraud but. >>i think courts a fairly well dispensed was most of stephen kaufman was on the team representing al gore after the 2000 presidential election. he says the trump campaign's lack of evidence in their filings is telling these. >>lawsuits are being filed in bad was no real cool other them to delay the outcome of the election.

>>does joe khalil reporting the president's election fraud allegations are getting even more push back from within his own government. the nation's top cyber security officials declared the 2020 election. the most secure in american history and said there is no evidence of voting systems lost or changed votes. however, many republicans remain unconvinced they are still calling for an investigation into election fraud. despite the lack of evidence. >>meantime the president is now facing increased pressure to allow joe biden to get access to daily intelligence briefings. our political analyst professor david mckeown explains why the president's refusal to do so is a big deal. >>and these threats change it's not just nation to nation. it's not the russians or the north koreans and the iranians its cyber threats from non-state actors it's the activity of non-state actors like terror groups and the pdb has also had a tradition by sitting presidents to let the incoming president have access to that and intelligence

professionals military professionals and serious national security experts understand the validity. the importance and really the seriousness with which the incoming president regardless of party or how you feel about them personally needs access to the pdb that pressure is going to continue to grow the next couple of days and shortly here in there has to be point where vice president. the by former vice president the president elect joe biden needs access to the pdb that really is going to face a growing amount of pressure on the president and his team. >>and with the november election largely behind as the spotlight is now falling on the runoffs for each of the 2 u.s. senate seat in georgia. now democrats win those seats they will control the senate and that would help president elect biden carry out his agenda. but the republican national committee is doing all it can to keep that from happening sending nearly 600 staffers to georgia and is ready to spend some 20 million

dollars to campaign for the republican candidates. they were breaking through this fog and turning to mostly sunny as we see temperatures reach into the 60's a look at the longer range forecast in your 4 zone just a bit keep it here.

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told prices. this comes after a dramatic drop and commuters because of the pandemic the district says it's losing 2 million dollars a week because of low ridership and that's created a 48 million dollar deficit. the changes will go into effect in january now let's check in with your weather with dave spahr. >>okay thanks good morning, everybody this is the scenario we have we had some fog going on this morning but that's pretty much start to break out we're seeing pictures around the bay showing us a decent amount of sunshine. so that's off to a good start but you want to still dress the part could be a little chilly up there a little shock to the system of having weather. here's a live shot of good at the east bay shoreline. they see the kind of hazy bay off towards the distance now the traffic has been opened up from the northwest and off the pacific for now it's kind of contained to the north well to the north that is might see a stray shower tomorrow on the models tend to be speaking, but the real action will probably develop early into next week for another hit. temperatures across the board most of the 40's, the bottles graduated up to 50 compared

the 30's this morning bay shoreline is looking at the lower to middle 50's and what's controlling a weather today and for the most part tomorrow is this big giant h here's everything going up in around as you can see from the jet stream driving anything like that to look at temperatures of the middle to upper 60's in the central valley 47 for big bear 74 san diego l a x at 65. but here's what was talking about going forward with the models. boom another hit coming for us this looks to be on tuesday in so far looks like by the commute home. the should clear out by that point so what will be a late morning. afternoon affair on tuesday then further upstream something interesting develops out here in the pacific. but it just kind falls apart. so we'll have variable clouds for the remainder of the week. there is still a hit or miss chance of a rain shower here and there can't completely retire that chance but we get to the following monday looks like another earnest hit for us as well this is going more to that winter time pattern and this will be the monday before

thanksgiving checking out your 4 zone forecast for the saturday 61 san francisco, the coast. looking pretty much upper 50's to some lower 60's middle 60's again when you head to the bayside 66 foster city palo alto 64 mountain view at 61. down the south bay, the readings also approaching the mid 60's, 64, cupertino morgan hill at 66 was 63 for san jose. he's bayshore line on the southern end near about 60. we have the lower 60's as we head on to tri valley, dublin, 6464 also walnut creek 64 berkeley and up the solano county 62 for fairfield 61 for the laos, 64 napa and we'll check in with 64 for santa rosa, but chilly for the marine beaches into the 50's 7 day forecast doocy 70 popping looks like tomorrow monday as well but back to the 60's with the unsettled pattern into next week. the lows follow suit into the 40's for the period and some lower 50's just for good measure.

>>earlier this week we commemorated an important day here in the u.s., it's veterans day and it honors all those who have served our country. our health expert karen owen joins me to about that and she works for the department of veteran affairs and she has some insight on veterans can even though it's passed we felt it was important enough to revisit this. let's start by getting a sense of just how many vets are here in the u.s.. >>there are 19.5 million while and a lot of them live in california believe it or >>what's the what's the percentage who live in california of those 19.5 well, they're spread about 50% of the veterans are spread across 10 of the top well, the top 10 states and california is number one so the exact number i can't really say, but. >>california is a popular place to live for for the veterans. there are as far as

world war one veterans we lost our last surviving in 2011 and he was a 110 years old wow. what stories he could tell. oh definitely definitely. >>and we still we still veterans from world war 2 the korean war of course vietnam as well. >>right as soon as one or 2 we have about 2% of the veterans remaining that are living they're all in those that are living there in their mid 90's, men and older. korean war there in the their mid to late 80's. a lot of i'd say 50% of our veterans are are from the gulf war and post gulf war does that make them make sense a lot of when we think about veterans day a lot of civilians. >>mainly are a bit apprehensive a bit nervous on how to approach a vet to say thank you for your service.

>>ride it and it's it's nice to say thank you for your service is also nice to say welcome home, especially the vietnam veterans, they never received a very warm welcome when they came home but take it a step farther and asked them if there's anything you know asking about 3rd time in the service they might have some stories to tell a lot of veterans want to share but they really don't know what to or how to share their their experiences buy them a cup of ask them if there's anything that they need or they need any help at that time but just going to be a good listener and start a conversation. >>those are great tips again as we get ready for thinking about veterans day for next year, this is something that comes up all the time about this time of year let's go ahead and turn our attention now to health care for veterans because this is this

is a very big issue it has for for the past several years. and frankly it's it's very heartbreaking to think just how a lot of vets feel that they've been forgotten. >>yes, and. when it comes to being a veteran just having veteran status is a risk factor for heart disease i worked hard all g so i see this across the board. veterans are at a higher risk of having circulatory issues also abnormal heart rhythms. they also are at higher risk of having being or physical health having poor mental health and most of them are and that's cause is 10 times more deaths amongst the veterans. >>why why are why the percentage events so high when it comes to smoking is that is that a habit that that came when they were actually in the service we see all these movies and things were vets or our soldiers and sailors are

always smoking is that's a is that true first of all that stereotype true. >>yes will we back back when we used to cigarettes to the veterans and also it was a way to kind of relax as well some of the stories i hear is that the sergeant stay said you can either have a smoke break or go do push-ups the snow it was also a way to align with their superiors there. is it was a way socialize in a way. >>going back to the overall health issues and heart disease i would guess that smoking plays a large role in the increase in heart and respiratory us issues for vets right. >>right that's why it's just such a vicious circle that has all these risk factors are all interrelated one causes the

other does being a veteran. >>and having being a smoker that's a risk factor. so that's causing a problem also a lot of mental health issues like depression and as well as ptsd and depression that said predictor of heart disease and also a predictor of early death to so that needs to be addressed they found that once they address the depression can control that that their risk for cardiovascular disease goes down. >>well, i understand that there's also a connection between ptsd and heart and circulatory issues as well. >>right and smoking a lot of people that are have ptsd or smokers in and trying to get them through a smoking cessation program, failure rate is really high all as you can see they're all interrelated. but pre ptsd is

very prevalent in amongst when you look at you break it down by war. the vietnam veterans that about 30% so 30 out of every 100 veterans have ptsd throughout their lifetime that is so sad care and so understandable as well given what they've gone through. >>one to a close segment telling people about a help line that we see on the screen there. 1, 802 7, 3, 8, 2, 5, 5, for a veterans crisis line, 24 7 you can also text we have the information there on your screen will also have it up loaded to kron 4 dot com karen thank you so much for bringing these important issues to light ♪

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>>for news cast is about to end but our coverage continues on kron on as more bay area cities are rolling back their reopening we are live in contra costa county were some businesses will begin closing their doors next week and california has new travel advisories ahead of the thanksgiving holiday which you need to know before you head out of town. so make sure you download the kron on app at app store for free live local news 24 7. >>and tomorrow should be a big day for nasa and space x as a group of nasa astronauts are preparing to be launched into space. now that launch was scheduled for tonight, but it's been delayed because of

the weather. it's the first fully operational mission for the crew dragon spacecraft and a step towards making american astronaut launches routine, the crew of 4 will be launching from cape canaveral in florida. those spend 6 months on the international space station at this point space x chief elon musk not able to be there for the launch after receiving some mix covid-19 test results musk tweeted that he tested positive and negative twice and then positive again. so he's waiting for more lab results. and take a look at this hundreds of drones lighting up the night sky wow that's something this is in seoul south korea. the drones creating images of people wearing masks and also sending out messages of hope to south koreans. >>this was in fact a second drone flash mob a bit this year. and it's all aimed invigorating and encouraging the public to overcome the economic difficulties and health issues that covid-19 challenges us just beautiful. >>yeah very creative way to

spread the word and some joy it sure is. we have a 7 day forecast. yes, you guys go. >>we okay, well looks pretty this you debuted >>that some heavy lifting there what we're expecting spoke expecting some nice weather chance of showers later on in the week, but overall should be pretty nice for the next couple days that's going to for a summary gonzales and i'm ella sogomonian thank you so much for watching.

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