>>we will be unable to care for our residents other hospitals. >>00:00am morning news, the bay area shutting down again as cases rise and hospitals get closer to reaching capacity. but we still haven't reached the state threshold for a shutdown why local leaders are choosing to try and get ahead of things and just how long that will take. news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. good morning, thanks for starting your day with kron 00:00am morning news, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales has the day off it is saturday december 5th. >>and the bay area is preparing to go into lockdown

we're going to get to all the latest on the new restrictions in just a moment, but first time to check in with dave spahr for a look at our weather forecast, hey, dave noel, good morning and good morning, everybody cold one across the bay area again with the dry air in the clear skies we do have a little system kind of dropping in. >>if you will great timing to basically during the overnight. they bring a stray shower but we're concerned in the aftermath a little bit more so skew the sec out those temperatures for you. not those 30's up in the north bay there 34 going on for santa rosa 39 for napa 37 for the bottle but 50 san francisco to also have some 30's well in the inland areas of the east bay. we're a little bit ahead or behind where we were this time from yesterday depends your location leisel pocket there in the east bay's little cooler this morning around the bay that bit more mild live shot of as you can see the golden gate bridge starting things off in a beautiful one of alcatraz island in the foreground so that's how we start the day basically sunny

skies all the way across the bay, however this afternoon, some of the clouds start to build midafternoon with that and might see a stray shower up in the north bay that will be basically happening by this evening and tonight what we're really concerned about however is come late on sunday through monday morning could see some offshore winds that that we're going plant that all out for you coming up in a bit noel. all right, thanks dave back to our top story, large parts of the bay area are shutting down again as covid-19 cases surge out of control. >>5 bay area counties decided to enact the governor's regional stay at home order earlier than required. those counties include murder in san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara. the announcement comes as the 11 county region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold. but health officials say they need to take action now so hospitals do not become overrun. here's a look at the latest numbers of icu bed capacity across the state. as you can see southern california is at 13.1% san joaquin valley also under the

15% threshold at 14.1 across all of northern california icu capacity is at 20.9%. and here in the bay area we're at 21.2% but local leaders. just don't want to take the chance they want to close down now and try and prevent that number from getting any lower right now we've got kron four's reyna harvey live in the city of san francisco with details on what the stay at home order means for people and the businesses in these 5 bay area counties reyna. >>the morning a lot of changes coming down county officials say they want to act now so they can hopefully save more lives, you know the icu space is a major concern for a lot of the hospitals around the bay area. so here's what you need to know major changes coming down in terms of wineries movie theaters personal services that includes a barbershop or here so on moving into outdoor dining indoor gyms outdoor

playgrounds driving gatherings all of these things are going to be suspended for operations museum's outdoor family entertainment centers also including zoos now there are some areas that can continue with some modifications right so retail shops a lot of people doing holiday shopping. they can still go on at 20% capacity, including grocery stores as well hotels but only for essential workers and for quarantine also small outdoor gatherings have to be limited to about 12 people outdoor gyms limited to 12 people youth sports strict social distancing and face covering guidelines, no competitions or spectators. so a lot of industries impacted across the board. now county health officials all coming together to use their collective power and influence there say they hope this move saves lives take a listen. >>these changes limit situations where people from different households come in contact with each other particularly indoors.

>>this virus is relentless and unforgiving. we have no choice if we want to be able to take care of our communities. and our loved ones in our hospitals. >>a local health officials say they are currently more than 1000 covid hospitalizations in the bay area right now those regional stay-at-home orders we're going to show you when they go into effect for county out here in san francisco that sunday december 6 at 10:00pm santa clara county sunday december 6 at 10:00pm. >>contra costa county sunday december 6 at 10:00pm alameda county monday december 7th at 12 oh and marine county tuesday december 8th at 12 p and now a lot of medical officials are saying for them to act now we're going to be seen you know the decisions they make right here at 3 weeks or so from now which is why they felt like they needed to go into this a little early

so only time will tell the change they're going to be made but a lot of the business owners are really scrambling right now no well to get these changes. underway for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news certainly a scramble. so thanks for that report, we'll check in with you. >>later this hour. >>in santa clara county, 67 people with covid-19 were admitted to hospitals on thursday alone that's an all-time record hospitalizations have tripled in recent months as icu capacity is on the decline for covid and non covid patients alike santa clara county hospitals have reach 14% capacity that's below the state capacity limits at 15% we hope that by acting early and by acting as a region. we will have the best chance of bending the curve faster. >>and it's getting out of this difficult situations there and it's saving more lights. >>santa clara county will continue to enforce orders issued last weekend which ban

contact sports and require a 2 week quarantine for travelers for more than 150 miles away. but the current retail capacity limit of 10% is actually going to be raised to 20% so that they stay in line with the state guidelines. our coverage does continue on our website kron 4 dot com there we're keeping track. and the latest restrictions. >>and when they'll go into effect broken down by county you can also download the kron 4 at kron on apps to have alerts sent straight to your smart device. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52

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>>and wants his or 9 to me. my grade teacher. >>all things like this that just break your heart distance learning as a cause of growing frustration for families in the berkeley unified school district over 300 parents of actually signed a petition calling for berkeley public schools to reopen since the beginning of the pandemic the vast majority of berkeley students have not been able to return to the classroom. some parents arguing that school officials missed an opportunity to reopen campus back in october when alameda county within a less restrictive covid tier. now those same parents say their kids are paying the price. >>it's so fresh ing not to mention the fact that what might it actually needs the most is to learn how to interact with other kids so i'm actually less worried

about him academically than i am socially at this point he is reluctant to leave the house. you know that's not >>in a statement, the berkeley teachers union says while they respect the wishes of these parents they quote here from a large number of other parents who are reluctant to send their children to school in person, the union and the district have agreed on a staff testing plan, but there's no plan in place for student testing which the union views as an essential component of safely reopening the schools now those frustrated parents do plan to make their voices heard at a rally this morning. that's going to start at 10:00am at martin luther king park in berkeley dave. >>pretty decent day for today, lots of sunshine at least a start however, later on the clouds start to gather on us as we get into the late afternoon early evening, course, sunsets or late. and some troubles upstream as we get into early next some offshore winds going for it all together just to get there.

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>>welcome back 7.14 here on this saturday morning and pg and e has notified about 130,000 customers across northern california about the possible need for a public safety power shutoff as soon as monday because of high winds and extremely dry conditions to bay area counties napa and sonoma are are among those in the

possible shut off area. the strong winds are expected to arrive late sunday night and then peak on monday, definitely stick with us here at kron 4 for the latest on the situation has it on folds it is time to look at our forecast dave spahr standing by dave i was just asking you if we see any semblance of rain in the forecast coming up i know is all things to come tiptoeing by in it supports queues for a little rain shower eat that might get enough enough to get your car dirty in the city and maybe in the north a little bit that afterwards that we're more concerned with these offshore winds building no statements from the weather service, yet of course they like to keep about 48 hours on this in the event would probably reach its totality. >>saying about the next 48 hours or so live from alcatraz island in the foreground you can see san francisco behind us nice shot start things off there's the golden gate bridge. not much of a breeze yet we expect a little bit maybe perhaps tomorrow afternoon that's somewhat typical of the daytime breeze.

then as we get into it sunday night that's when things get interesting approach plot that for you in just a bit but here's where we stand for now we're basically clear i was talking about now in san francisco feeling pretty good this morning compared to the where the bone chilling temperatures elsewhere like in the north bay. we haven't any were inland base gets dropped off considerably because we have clear skies at night. this is this afternoon and what again with the sun setting so early it's almost early evening. when you talk about 3 or 4 o'clock almost it seems like so the clouds will be building late afternoon early evening. it's the take away with all of this behind it we might pick up a couple stray showers that's about it, let's watch its effort here, here's one projection there's your scattered clouds you can see mid afternoon santa cruz mountains bagels sprinkle there and then as we get to late overnight in may be in the north bay that's about it starting things off on sunday with some scattered clouds they do clear out as you can see into the afternoon so sunday's kind like we're versa today, starting off maybe with cloud cover clearing out for the afternoon, let's get to those winds though, for today

we have the typical kind of onshore wind happening with daytime heating let's get into sunday. so bit of an offshore wind happening up there to solano county midafternoon with all of that so and so forth systems gone, we get the backflow wow it starts to really build in solano county napa sonoma as you heard also contra costa county. those are the 3 areas that appear to be popping. this freezes at about 5.15 or so so good strong offshore winds with all of that get a little closer we'll see how this all comes together right again right now there's no statements have been issued by the national weather service yet on this 34 santa rosa right now 37 san francisco, 4947 oakland 44, a word. fremont a chilly 38 there and we've got some 30's going on in the inland valleys forecast today 62 san francisco afternoon clouds 63 going on for oakland, 65 for san jose across the wider bay will pop into some of the middle 60's you to see up to

the north also in the far east bay livermore maybe about 6765 meanwhile for san jose next couple of days here again some scattered clouds going on sunday, the big issue will be the windy conditions sunday night into early monday morning. and we might even pop in the lower 70's just for that one day rest the week is somewhat uneventful we'll have that weeklong forecast for you and also the 4 zone coming up in a bit well. >>a new survey by the pew research institute is helping shed light on the scope of the pandemic in the u.s. 54% of americans say they know someone who has been hospitalized or die due to covid-19 that november survey represents a dramatic increase from one in may which showed just 20%, new someone affected. the results also underlined racial disparities caused by covid 1971% of african americans are likely to say they know someone who has been hospitalized or died from the coronavirus that compares to 61% for hispanics

and 49% for white americans. here are the latest numbers there are now 14.3 million confirmed covid cases in the u.s. and nearly 280,000 deaths. here in california. we have nearly 1.3 million cases close to 20,000 people have died from the virus. the cdc is now recommending universal use of face masks, this even means wearing a mask inside the home. if you're living with someone who has the virus or with someone who has possibly been exposed. now the agency recommends state and local leaders mandate face masks inside public spaces saying they are so effective some communities should be distributing them to residents when possible. the cdc notes the highest risk for transmission of covid-19 is between those who are infected and their household members. the agency emphasizes the virus usually spreads from patients who are not showing

any symptoms. now scientists so with a stanford university have come up with a way to help people learn early on if they might have coronavirus they say a device like a fitbit that detects vital signs can't identify a specific sickness. but it should be able to let you know when something is off and can encourage people to get tested. kron four's ellis ammonium explains. >>smartwatches and other wearable devices are traditionally used to track fitness. but scientists at stanford university found they may serve a higher purpose, fighting the coronavirus pandemic years ago doctor michael p snyder says he found out he had lyme disease because his smart watch alerted him to an unusual resting heart rate. now he along with his team are using that same model for early coronavirus detection as far in advance as 4 days before any symptoms appear was careful about them is a major new all the time. >>so when you get inland turns

out your heart rate will jump up. for regular ballad and a half before symptoms appear. but for covid-19 it turns out the median time is 4 days before symptoms appear doctor snyder and his team believe the current pcr tests or not as helpful. >>they're expensive and slow taking days after an infection to reveal a reliable positive diagnosis of coronavirus plus aren't available all the time. so the estimated 50 million americans already wear smartwatch 24 7. so why not use it for the study they admit it's a step in the right direction, but it's not perfect picks it up it between 70 to 80% of the time. >>and we think it misses and certain people because they like them medications city are things like that. but for most people it does seem to work and again on average it takes about 4 days before they get symptoms and although these gadgets can cost between $10300.

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>>a bizarre things have happened in 2020 now we can add this social media interaction to the list the forty-niners in arizona cardinals twitter accounts have been going back and forth. >>throwing out jokes about now sharing a stadium, the cardinals instructing the niners to never touch their drum set the niners responding with a step brothers video about sharing bunk beds, so there's more room for activities if you've seen step brothers you surely know that iconic and hilarious scene now it won't be all fun and games when these 2 teams faced each other in week, 16 with a wild card spot on the line but i'm getting ahead of myself first the 49 ers have to get past bills and their first game in the desert on monday night. >>they're very very very when you look at diggs and easily in other backs are very talented and the quarterback is just he is a years he has much more than i was expecting a foot on the tape and it's it is a tremendous challenge of

leading up to monday night. >>and a milestone for pac, 12 football, at least we hope this weekend will hopefully marked the first time all season that all 6 pack 12 games will be played every week since the conference began their season on november 7th, at least one game has had to be canceled because of coronavirus you can see though a full slate of games ahead on this saturday, stanford place to number 22 washington at 01:00pm we'll kow host number 23 oregon at 04:00pm but i said it wants all say it again hopefully didn't jinx that. well the san jose earthquakes, 2021 rosters already shaping up just weeks after the teen came. so close to knocking off one of the top season, the mls playoffs was the quakes first postseason appearance since 2017 the club led by second-year coach mike tsa almeda now hoping to keep that momentum going the organization has resigned a number of key players, including defender, tommy thompson, loomis california native was the club's first homegrown player meaning he came up through the quakes youth system. thompson says

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>>welcome back 7.31 on this saturday's morning. we've got some gorgeous views across the bay area dave spahr is in the weather center with a little bit more details on what we can expect over the coming days hey, dave good morning well, good morning, everybody and as can see from the windows that sunshine is peering through there nicely and that's how we're going to start the day off with lots of sunshine. it's late in the afternoon early evening that things start to change on us as we start to get some scattered clouds temperature check how we don't we've got

30's in the inland valleys, both in the north bay and off to the east bay, although in antioch is recovering at 41. >>one to 40's along the east bay shoreline, some chilly 30's down the peninsula to with 41. san jose there's a live shot of alcatraz the foreground san francisco behind it. and upstream that's the cloud cover we're talking about we're getting a little piece of the energy of this front to be nice to get the full type of thrusting in here and we get the rain at board is going to get maybe a sprinkle late tonight behind it that's we're concerned about the offshore winds chilly start 40's and we showed you the 30's going on 51 for the bay by high noon, nice we've got 50's approaching the 60's inland with approaching clouds increasing clouds again we might get a stray shower overnight. and early tomorrow morning then as we get into monday morning things get rather interesting we'll be talking about more about that coming up in know. thanks amy. >>continuing coverage now of our top story, large parts of the bay area shutting down again as covid-19 cases surge

out of control these 5 bay area counties will enact the governor's regional stay at home order earlier than required they are in san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties. now the 11 county bay area region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold, but health officials say they need to take action now so that our hospitals don't get overrun so san francisco santa clara and contra costa counties, they'll all an act to stay at home order starting sunday night at 10:00pm in alameda county it will begin at 12 oh 01:00am monday. and in marine county it begins tuesday at noon operations must suspended businesses offering personal services like hair salons and barbershops outdoor dining will stop restaurants may only operate for pickup or delivery indoor drive-in gatherings outdoor playgrounds outdoor family entertainment centers, including zoos and museums and open air bus and boat operators will all shut or in

the coming days. some things can't continue though with modifications retail will have to operate at 20% capacity. that includes grocery stores. how hotels they can operate, but only for essential workers and quarantines small order or excuse me small outdoor gatherings are now limited to 12 people gyms can operate outdoors but also limited to 12 people with strict social distancing and face covering guidelines, youth sports can continue with strict social distancing and face covering guidelines but no competitions or spectators allowed and home and apartment showings can continue those must be virtual unless impossible as well as higher education that can also operate virtually unless impossible as well in person can only happen for essential occupations and low contact sports such as golf and tennis are also still permitted. in san francisco reaction to the new shelter at home order was

swift and profound laurie thomas is the executive director with the golden gate restaurant association. she says the new order is forcing her to lay off dozens of her employees right before the holidays and over at s l hospitality, the director of operations there says all the money they've put into setting up outdoor dining has essentially gone to waste now. the meetings we have to have their staff, i mean it's just it's just breaks your heart i mean it you know it's hard for us as owners for sherbet. >>the staff and the people are telling me you know oh my god, you know we're going to to lay everybody off now right before the holidays after spending so much time >>getting ready for outdoor dining be shut down for indoor dining we bill spaces outside dividers everything like that it will keep a couple people on for bringing all our staff back and it was a comic a number of hope being open for a little while for outdoor dining and indoor dining. now

it feels like that glimmer of hope it's i don't know that taking away or we'll see what happens. >>both of those business owners agree help must come quickly. >>morning news, a concerning surge of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations forcing several bay area counties to hit the emergency brake early which businesses need to take note plus president elect joe biden taking a stand for families impacted most by the pandemic the push he's making and his response to the current state of the economy and a landmark bill gets the green light from the house why one bay area lawmakers praising the [ sfx: ding ding ding ]

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>>welcome back at a time when our country is struggling with division on so many levels it's nice to hear stories from people of different backgrounds coming together to accomplish something good reporter mark hall has the story of how 2 pennsylvania men put their differences aside and ended up saving a life. >>jesse ross is a former pennsylvania state championship wrestler but kidney failure was taken him down for the count. i couldn't cut my grass, my son had to cut my grass. >>i can do i just couldn't do much of anything. john fox was wrestling with the tragic experience. >>that would change both of their lives are so into.

>>the tragedy in february 2019 and that has stuck with me for a while john tried to help a woman who was struck by a car while trying to cross a busy road in lower paxton township he administered first aid on scene. but she didn't make it. had nightmares for quite a long time just the wrong stayed busy while he was on the kidney transplant list for nearly 2 years rawls was in need of dialysis 3 times a week and to survive you have to persevere you have to tell yourself. this is a quality of life. this is a way it's going to be ice member take a shower one morning and i'm just this kind of thinking through. >>if had a chance to to do something for someone or save someone what i take that opportunity in the immediate answer is yes, john was still struggling with the pedestrian accident but he sought kidney donation when when i was a universal donor has an o positive second only to anybody. but then you have to go through a bunch of other test and that whole time i know i got to get my back in

shape. i got to get in better shape. i want to be healthy for this guy. >>and i want to be healthy for myself he had to persevere through a lot of thing. >>to do he was determined to do it. john was dismissed from the donation program because of high blood but he lost weight and got back in the program and the september 29th surgery was ago tuesday before. so to get a kidney transplant. we have done it together that was the first time i met him and we talk everything went well you call me and then on wednesday. the next week. i get a call says ulf john had an infection in his knees so is rescheduled for november 3rd election day and john didn't submit a mail in ballot. all the doctors are democrats because they scheduled it on a day that i can >>affair that kind of pointed out some obvious differences of course, he's black on white he's democrat i'm republican, but none of that mattered to me the surgery was a success 24 hours later i feel 10 times

better i feel good his given that the another life you can say i and i'm back to life again. thank you know come in. >>don't just miss hogg's that was mark hall reporting for us this morning, dave. >>virtually though. >>we've got sunny skies to start a little chilly though we're going to be seeing those high temperatures into the 60's but also coming with the right some scattered clouds a little home has been there for us all year long.

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>>welcome back 7.44 here on this saturday morning, this is a live look at>heavenly resort this morning, lots of fresh snow as you can see, i'm sure a lot of people are really going to enjoy their weekend out there dave spahr standing by with a look at just how cool we're going to get here in the bay had good morning welcome morning, everybody and just checking things out for tahoe by the way of the forecast is pretty high and dry going forward little chilly, it looks like by monday. >>at 44 that's for a high some leftover scattered clouds and that program might get some winds as well to is everybody's looking for that in the wake of this system coming in our direction. let's get a beauty shot of what we have sfo. well, no delays happening there this morning with the clear skies in place that temperature check chilly 30's up in the north bay billy hold 41 chilly 30's also the

far east bay too along the east bay shoreline were holding into the 40's 38 freeman 41, san jose so machinery driving everything, yeah, the system does have rain with it but most of this is going to be set north. we're kind of in a mild pattern basically mostly sunny with those scattered afternoon clouds coming then after the system with that giant low is going give us the back side and that's an offshore wind. this is what happened sunday night into monday. there's that uptick with winds you can see solano county sonoma. also contra costa county looks like the winds really pick up their store watching for some problems and that long range forecast with that first the traffic that happens this weekend, ok middle of the week next week, scattered clouds maybe on wednesday. this is almost reminiscent of last week and then as we get into the following weekend. some scattered clouds can remain on sunday, but hopefully we can scrounge something out of these next 2 systems coming our way of that one doesn't look like it as much, but upstream the following week. we're in the right season for this can't miss too many of these in the wet season, 68

for fresno 74 bakersfield out of socal 72, san diego 62 san francisco monterey checking in at 50 or your 4 zone forecast on the home front 62 san francisco will duel about 60 at the coast, half moon bay to chile, 57. some lower to middle 60's doing at the peninsula bayside 66 for palo alto 62 from mountain view down to the south bay mid to upper 60's working here. morgan hill about 69 looks like we'll have a little pop with temperatures on monday by the way so we might scratch some lower 70's we get out there, 65 for hayward tri valley upper 60's eyeballing a chance of 70 or so come monday 66 walnut creek 63 oakland 61 for berkeley solano county 62 but again mid 60's up there to vacaville and fairfield 63 for nap and 66 santa rosa with mid to lower 60's, heading down south. so long range forecast, here's the uptick that happens on monday even into tuesday cooling off with that new

system that gets here checking our lows with all of this going on here. so she kind of mild for this weekend with 40's dropping off a little bit it looks like into monday tuesday back to the 40's as we finish off the week and at the coast. we're in the 40's well. >>vice president mike pence is trying to boost americans confidence in the covid-19 vaccines that are awaiting to be approved and distributed. president elect joe biden meanwhile strongly urging congress to act now on a new stimulus package his remarks coming after a new jobs report shows how badly the coronavirus pandemic is impacting families across the country lauren lister has this report. this is dire jobs report today president-elect biden calling the november jobs report graham employment gains came in worse than economists predicted biden saying it shows an economy stalling calling for action right away we're in a crisis. >>need to come together as a nation.

>>need to congress to act and act now. >>biden calling for an additional round of 8 after he takes office in january but supporting a 900 billion dollar compromise package lawmakers are negotiating now we feel very. >>excited about the prospect that the there's a bipartisan because i told not bring any more bills that are not bipartisan this as the covid-19 pandemic rages on taking a toll on the finances of many americans. >>and their health today top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci telling nbc a plan from biden to ask americans to wear a mask for 100 days when he becomes president is a good idea revealing he accepted the president-elect's request for him to stay on the job to just say yes. >>oh absolutely i said yes right on the spot i ask him to stay out of the exact same role he's had for the past several presidents. i asked him to be in chief medical adviser for me as well and be part of the covid tv.

>>vice president mike pence in georgia today saying the nation faces a challenging time, but also a season of hope touting likely approval of the first coronavirus vaccine in just over a week. they're in the peach state campaigning for 2 republican lawmakers facing runoff elections that will determine control of the senate i'm here on the president's behalf. >>because we need georgia to send 2 great senators backed a republican majority in washington and former president barack obama in a virtual event campaigning for the democratic candidates, the special election in georgia. is going to determine. ultimately. the course of the baden presidency. president trump has not spoken publicly today did fire off some tweets making unfounded claims the election was rigged and touting stock market gains we also learn from the pentagon, he's pulling most american troops out of somalia. >>tomorrow, the president set to campaign in georgia for those republican senators in his first rally since losing

the presidential election. that's the very latest i'll send it back to you. >>federal judge has ordered the trump administration to fully reinstate dhaka program that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation daca has protected nearly 80,000 dreamers since 2012 the judge's order is a legal blow to president trump who for years has tried to end these protections. lawyers who pushed for the reinstatement say as many as 300,000 new applicants could now be eligible under the program. house of representatives passed a bill called the more act that would decriminalize marijuana on the federal level. it was the first time a full chamber of congress has ever taken up the issue of legalizing marijuana east bay congresswoman barbara lee is calling it a significant achievement for racial justice and racial equal equity. >>you have 80% 80% of people in federal prison are black or

latino and that sport pence's this bill will expires the records of those have been incarcerated for these unjust laws. it will provide a fun for restorative justice, so they can get their lives together and move forward with job training and education and it will also provide an equity provisions so that those who been most impacted we'll be able to start their businesses for economic growth and job creation this is a very important bill as it relates to. it cracking those one of those chains. >>in terms of systemic racism. >>now although the bill was passed largely along party lines lawmakers in the house say it's unlikely to even get a vote in the republican controlled senate majority leader mitch mcconnell criticized the house for what he called wasting time on a marijuana bill during a global pandemic.

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>>welcome back to kron 00:00am morning news, good morning, everybody off to a chilly start we are was still at this hour. some 30's hanging on there up in the north bay as you can see 30 fall off or for example, the bottle, 35 santa rosa 40's covering a good chunk here as you can see of most here around the bail the redwood city still chilly in about 38 a look ahead of what we got going on today we're

going to start things off mostly sunny we're going to stay that way at high noon. but early this afternoon, some of the clouds start building and that will lead to kind of a cloudy overnight maybe a sprinkle to dirty up the car while we're at it tonight well. >>save hey if you're missing. just having a good time on the weekends, a virtual fundraiser called revive the night is helping several nightclubs in san francisco. that have been shut down since march due to the pandemic many of these nightlife venues have been a staple in the city for decades. mayor london breed gave 300 nightlife venues a tax break earlier this year. but it came out to a little more than a $1000 each a representative with the nightclub public works says that money has run out and rent is still due for their venues the revived the night fundraiser is free so they're relying on donations from you if you miss dancing at night you can contribute during a live stream on twitch through auctions and a raffle all the details are on our website kron 4 dot com. all right

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>>we will be unable to care for our residents other hospitals. >>now on the kron 00:00am morning news, the bay area is shutting down again as cases of coronavirus rise at hospitals get closer to reaching capacity, hear what local leaders are choosing to shut down early try and stop our hospitals from being overwhelmed. news station. >>you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. thanks for starting your day here with the kron 00:00am morning news, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales. >>has the day off it is saturday december 5th. and the bay area is preparing to go into lockdown we're going to get you all the latest on the new restrictions in just a moment, but first. >>we want to check in with dave spahr for a look at our weather forecast. dave it was pretty pleasant francisco this morning. it is just in those inland areas that's a bit on the chilly side good morning and good morning, everybody that's what we're looking at for today kind of a pleasant.

>>or lease early afternoon got some cloud cover those start to build on us a little bit kind of signaling the next system moving through with a few little scattered showers at work sprinkles basically 30's up to the north bay even now 32 no bottle but there's a pleasant 49 of the san francisco, mid 40's cover the east bay shoreline 38 for fremont any ox catching up at 41 with 37 tri valley in livermore so for comparison kind of a hodgepodge couple degrees above or below the mark from this time yesterday live shot of alcatraz in the foreground san francisco behind its looks good also at a cellphone no delays this morning, 63 by high noon some high cloudiness 64 by midafternoon with the clouds building will walk you through the little event occurring tonight with maybe a stray shower, but more importantly some winds by sunday night that all coming up in well. >>back to our top story, large parts of the bay area are shutting down again as covid-19 cases surge out of control 5 bay area counties actually decided to enact the

governor's regional stay at home order earlier than required that includes moran, san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties. the announcement comes as the 11 county region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold. but health officials say they just need to take action now so hospitals don't become overrun. here's a look at those latest numbers of icu bed capacity across the state as you can see southern california at 13.1% san joaquin valley also under the 15% threshold at 14.1%. across all northern california icu capacity that 20.9% and here in the bay area we're sitting at 21.2%. but local leaders do not want to take the chance they want to close down now and try and prevent that number from getting any lower now we've got kron four's reyna harvey live in the city of san francisco with details on what the stay at home order means for people and businesses in those bay area

counties reyna. >>noel the morning right now it's really a race against time for lot of these health department trying to keep the numbers down and trying to keep the hospitalization rate even lower so they're making modifications across just about every industry in terms of dining no more outdoor dining also beauty supplies beauty salons and barbershops they're going to have to shut down their movie theaters as well on the list goes on and on indoor gyms drive-in gatherings outdoor including outdoor family entertainment centers like zoos and museums. they all have to suspend operations now there are a few industries that can stay open with modifications in some exceptions those are retails. that's at about 20% capacity grocery stores are under that list as well. hotels but they're now only for essential workers for people quarantine

small outdoor gatherings are limited to about 12 people and also higher education must be virtual unless it's impossible and in person only for essential occupations. now we heard from county health officials earlier saying why it's so important. the numbers are going up they've got that concern about the icu bed space been talking to residents out here who are going to be affected by this change take a listen i i think this is a good man and i think that san francisco's i said to be the way in trying to show what kind of methods that's why we were able to keep our numbers down for so long. >>i think we're fortunate that we can all opportunity to work from home, so it doesn't. >>to impact us as much this is kind of like being so wise it's kind of effect that but i think god to me it doesn't really supersede trying to keep the live virus down yeah i think i think it's good that we're doing that's my take on it.

>>all right so when does all of this take effect tool for san francisco santa clara county. contra costa county. those all go into effect december 6 at 10:00pm. alameda county that's monday december 7 at 12 oh 01:00am when that order goes into effect in county that's tuesday december 8th at 12 p and now local health officials say they're currently more than 1000 coronavirus hospitalization rates across the bay area. so they're hoping if they act now and with a little early time span like you said no well they can get some sort of control on the cases and they won't be in a position where all these counties are running out of icu spaces for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news every night so important to act fast, but it does come at the cost of these business owners which is just so thanks for that report, we'll check in with you in the next hour.

>>in the east bay contra costa county business owners say they have long feared a winter shut down because of the virus and now it's finally here leslie stiles is the owner of rocks in martinez. she says the elimination of indoor dining was bad enough and now without outdoor dining. she says more layoffs could be coming and she's already having to reduce the amount of food she orders from vendors. >>i'm really shopping by hand at this point because i'm saving money and i'm only by small amounts of stuff you know are covered or bear getting the minimum that we need to be able to feed that the people that that we have. >>without a federal stimulus package insight businesses tell us they're not sure how they're going to make it through the winter and they just hope this is not the last stand. our coverage continues on our website kron 4 dot com there we're keeping track of the latest restrictions and when they'll go into effect. it's all broken down by county you can also download the kron

4 and kron on apps to have alerts sent straight to your smart device. >>coming up on the kron 4 morning news why pfizer says it will only be shipping half of the coronavirus vaccines that originally planned to distribute this year. plus president elect joe biden slamming the trump administration's handling of the pandemic why he says their plan to contain the virus falls short stick with us. te extraño, mami.

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>>and wants his or 9 to me. my grade teacher. >>distance-learning its a cause of growing frustration for families in the berkeley unified school district more than 300 parents have now signed a petition calling for berkeley public schools to reopen now since the beginning of the pandemic the vast majority of berkeley students have not been able to return to the classroom. some parents are arguing school officials missed an opportunity to reopen campus back in october when alameda county was in a less restrictive covid tier. those same parents say their kids are now paying the price. >>it's so fresh ing not to mention the fact that what might it actually needs the most is to learn how to interact with other kids so i'm actually less worried about him academically than i am socially at this point he is reluctant to leave the house. you know that's not normal.

>>in a statement, the berkeley teachers union says while they respect these parents wishes they quote here from a large number of other parents who are still reluctant to send their children to school in person. the union and the district have agreed on a staff testing plan. but there's no plan in place right now for student testing which the union views as an essential component of safely reopening the schools now those frustrated parents do plan to make their voices heard they're holding a rally this morning at 10:00am at martin luther king park in berkeley dave. >>all right well we're starting things off on a sunny no chile is that too as temperatures clouds of the 40's and 50's into the 60's into the early afternoon. but some high cloudiness thickens up a little bit we'll check out that little detail and into early next week and watched him win stay with us.

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latest on situation as it unfolds. it is time now to get a look at our forecast dave spahr here let us know just how windy it will get. >>yeah, we're looking at the winds will be arriving tomorrow night into sunday more are rather monday morning before we get there though we're getting the front side of the system which would usually hope to get some rain showers out of typical form when you have a what during the wet season, get some rain and precipitation with all of that a windy and chilly on the % back side that's not going to happen this go-around here's a live shot of the golden gate. a little breeze you can see from the flagpole that we have going on but stormtracker 4 shows the outline of that frontal boundary, this is kind of impressive it has some shower activity with that we might get a little stray shower perhaps up in the north bay, maybe cross san francisco, little bit but it's basically to be cloud cover a little bit of a breeze going on tomorrow afternoon and then we get the offshore winds, let's march through though with this future cast with future cast for there you see

the afternoon cloud cover this frees at about 03:00pm or so good coverage area getting down the south bay in the east bay actually breaks up a little in the north bay but later on overnight, couple showers going on sprinkles maybe even his latest tomorrow morning too then clearing out it's kind of reverse of today into mostly sunny for your sunday afternoon. that's which which which over to the offshore winds that start to develop monday morning. speaking of which let's go through this. this is what happens for today and into tomorrow afternoon a little bit of an afternoon breeze and so forth going outward to sunday night monday morning here we have an offshore winds very strong out of the north northeast a little bit. covering napa solano and a good chunk of contra costa county as we speak now there no statements from the national weather service there. but you've been hearing pg and e about potentially some p s p s is going on 35 santa rosa, 32 still a bottle chilly up there. 4648 rather for a san francisco with mid 40's covering good chunk of

the east bay shoreline still tri valley to a 37 there. so for today we'll go with 62 for a high again those afternoon clouds building open at 63. even san jose will get some of this to us some scattered late clouds at 65 and we'll still manage maybe some mid to upper 60's and some of the outlying areas like livermore at 6766 1 on for santa rosa, mid 60's for the east bay shoreline. so with the passage of this front we basically get just the scattered clouds going on note that's morning clouds for sunday, nice day in normandy, although windy to start particularly and looking for mild highs in the lower 70's retake 4 zone forecast coming up in a little bit and also the 7 day forecast. all right, thanks dave. >>new survey by the pew research institute is helping shed light on the scope of the pandemic in the u.s. 54% of americans say they know someone who's been hospitalized or died due to covid-19. now this november survey actually represents a

dramatic increase from the one taken in may which showed just 20% of people knew someone affected by covid-19. >>the results also underlined racial disparities caused by covid 1971% of african americans are likely to say they know someone who's been hospitalized or died from covid-19 that compares to 61% for hispanics and 49% for white americans. here are the latest numbers across the board there are now 14.3 million confirmed covid cases in the u.s. and nearly 280,000 deaths here in california. we have recorded nearly 1.3 million cases since the start of the pandemic and if i'm close to 20,000 people die due to the virus. the cdc is now recommending the universal use of face masks, this means even inside the home, it's living with someone or with who has

the virus or if someone has been possibly exposed the agency recommends state and local leaders mandate face masks inside public spaces saying they're so effective some communities should be distributing them to residents whenever possible. the cdc notes the highest risk for transmission of covid-19 is between people who are infected and their household members. the agency also emphasizes the virus usually spreads from patients who are not showing any symptoms. moderna says it's covid vaccine causes the imhune system to produce antibodies that last for 3 months. but it's based on people getting a second shot now bitterness vaccine is administered in 2 rounds 4 weeks apart. the company says its vaccine is 94% effective. the fda will review the vaccine on december 17th. it could get emergency approval shortly after. vice president mike pence is trying to boost americans confidence

in the covid-19 vaccines that are awaiting regulatory approval and distribution in atlanta on friday pence said the first wave of americans could be vaccinated in all 50 states within 48 hours of the vaccine getting approval which again is expected to happen later this month. now pence said quote the confidence piece is so important so enough americans will take the vaccine and ensure its maximum effectiveness. >>all of us have a role to play wash your hands, social distance wear a mask. when it's indicated, but we're also in a season of hope our objective is to make the vaccine available for every american. that we want to we believe will be in a position by the spring or early summer. they have sufficient vaccinations for that. >>pence's comments come the day after former presidents barack obama bill clinton and

george w bush all said they would be willing to take a vaccine on television in order to boost confidence. now president elect joe biden says the trump administration's plan for distributing unapproved coronavirus vaccine to the public. lax important details he says he hasn't seen a detailed plan for how to get vaccines to people and that more equitable distribution is also needed to get the vaccine into underserved communities. >>right now we're in a situation where. you know the leading cause of death for all americans this week is covid-19. blacks and latinos are 3 times as likely to die if they get covid-19. and so the communities of color its mass casualty event. >>biden says the trump administration has diminished confidence in science so much. it will take some time and effort to rebuild it across the board. >>we're talking sports and the forty-niners gear up for their

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cardinals instructing the niners to never touch their drum set the niners responding with a step brothers video about sharing bunk beds, so there's more room for activities if you've seen step brothers who surely no that iconic and hilarious scene now it won't be all fun and games when these 2 teams face each other in week, 16 with a wild card spot on the line but i'm getting ahead of myself first the 49 ers have to get passed and bills and their first game in the desert on monday night. >>they're very very very when you look at stuff and exam beasley in other backs are very talented and the quarterback is just he is a he was he is much more than i was expecting a foot on the tape and it's it is a tremendous challenge of leading up to monday night. >>and a milestone for pac, 12 football, least we hope this weekend will hopefully marked the first time all season that all 6 pack 12 games will be played every week since the conference began their season on november 7th, at least one game has had to be canceled

because of coronavirus you can see though a full slate of games ahead on this saturday, stanford place a number 22 washington at 01:00pm we'll kow host number 23 oregon at 04:00pm but i said it wants all say it again hopefully didn't jinx that. well the san jose earthquakes, 2021 rosters already shaping up just weeks after the teen came. so close to knocking off one of the top season, the mls playoffs was the quakes first postseason appearance since 2017 the club led by second-year coach mike tsa almeda now hoping to keep that momentum going the organization has resigned a number of key players, including defender, tommy thompson, loomis california native was the club's first homegrown player meaning he came up through the quakes youth system. thompson says mathias is a big part of why he decided to stay. >>and that is is one of the most incredible years i never came across in my lai. >>i think he made an immediate impact on us and they're difficult year in 2018. >>has injected light in the

locker room and use the one that motivated me to spanish and i could see the impact that having on me and i can see the impact that he was having on the group as well. >>don't give up don't ever give up. those are the words of the late great jim valvano as he faced terminal cancer. this week espn and the v foundation are celebrating the 14th annual the week in an effort to raise money for cancer research. the foundation was started in 1993 by the legendary basketball player coach and analysts while he battled the illness. 93 was also the year valvano gave his iconic speech at the espys all receiving the arthur ashe courage award listening back to his words really put things in perspective for me he faced a horrible diagnosis with courage, humor and hope. >>i urge all of you. enjoy your life the precious moments you hack to spend each day with some laughter and some thought. to get your emotions

going to be enthusiastic every day. ralph waldo emerson said nothing break and it comes out tuesday asked him to keep your dreams alive in spite of problems. whatever you have. >>billy be able to work heart for your dreams to be cut to come true become reality. >>both died less than 2 months after giving that famous speech at the age of 47, as many of us are facing difficult times right now living through this pandemic rather than complaining let's try to take some of jimmy v's advice and make the most of each day also holding on to the optimism that he did so well even in the fa early...

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42 for san jose that's posed alcatraz started change the frame there. the cameras to be reset it's nothing crazy going on outside don't worry that's not beautiful picture anyway. as far as our cloud cover is concerned that kind of outlines the front and you don't see much rain with that. yeah that's right that's our future maybe some sprinkles going on tonight. early tomorrow morning. so we have a chilly start getting those temperatures to the 40's it looks like by noon we'll be well in the 50's basically mostly sunny and then increase in the clouds by mid afternoon early evening. in the 60's you'll note now as we go for their further in the forecast sunday night into monday we're watching for some offshore winds that may pose a bit of a problem we'll get to that coming up with it well. >>on nice weather for nice somewhat normal final weekend here but for large portions of the bay area shut down again as covid-19 cases surge out of control 5 bay area counties will enact the governors, regional stay at home order earlier than required. those

include moran, san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties. now the entire 11 cou ty bay area region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold. but health officials say they need to take action now so the hospitals don't get overrun, san francisco santa clara and contra costa counties. well all an act to stay at home order starting sunday night at 10:00pm alameda county it begins monday at 12 oh 01:00am and in marine county to shum down starts tuesday at noon operations must suspend at businesses offering personal services like hair salons and barbershops. outdoor dining will stop restaurants may only operate for pickup or delivery indoor gyms drive-in gatherings outdoor playgrounds outdoor family entertainment centers, including zoos and museums and open air bus and boat operators will all shut or in the coming days, some things can continue with modifications though retail we'll have to operate at 20%

capacity that includes grocery stores. hotels can continue to operate but only for essential workers in quarantine means small outdoor gatherings are limited to 12 people that goes for gyms as well with strict social distancing and face covering guidelines in place, youth sports can also continue with social distancing and face covering guidelines, but no competitions are spectators are allowed. home and apartment showings can also continue as can higher education both must operate virtually unless impossible and in person only for essential occupations as well as low contact sports like golf and tennis are also still permitted. san francisco reaction to the new shelter at home order was swift and profound laurie thomas is the executive director with the golden gate restaurant association. she explains this new order is forcing her to lay off dozens of her employees right before the holidays and over at sl hospitality, the director of

operations explains all the money they put into setting up outdoor dining has essentially gone to waste the meetings we have to have their staff, i mean it's just just breaks your heart i mean it you know it's hard for us as owners for sherbet. >>the staff and the people are telling me you know oh my god, you know we're going to to lay everybody off now right before the holidays after spending so much time >>getting ready for outdoor dining be shut down for indoor dining we spaces dividers everything like that it will keep a couple people on for bringing all our staff back and it was a comic a number of hope being open for a little while for outdoor dining and indoor dining. now it feels like that glimmer of hope it's i don't know if it's been taken away or we'll see what happens. >>they both agree help must come quickly. now to give you an idea on how quickly things

can change on thursday the bay area's icu capacity was over 25% at last update on friday though it's now 21%. now 2 regions the san joaquin valley and southern california are actually below the 15% threshold meaning they'll be forced to implement stay at home orders this weekend as well kron four's ken wayne have the opportunity to speak with doctor deborah birx from the white house coronavirus task force about whether state leaders are making the right decisions shut down once again. >>you know i don't think california has a choice at this moment you know governors and mayors across this great country want to make sure that hospitals are available to every american that needs care. yes, the americans that need care from this serious virus in this pandemic but also americans that need care for their other medical conditions and i think every governor and mayor recognizes that although we are moving

this vaccine as fast as possible. and it will bes immunizing health care workers and a limited number of vulnerable individuals that are and how long term care facilities that leaves still a 100 million or so americans with comorbidities that we know often resolved in hospitalizations are succumbing to this virus and so we're asking everybody to make these changes now how did we end up getting here if we had all warner mask. if we had not gathered outside of our household. your governor will not be making these recommendations at this point and i think our behaviors will determine the next 4 to 6 weeks of what americans survive and what americans don't survive. >>you can catch that full interview this sunday on inside bay area politics,

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email amazon says sidewalk is coming soon. the benefits easier setup of their devices and continued connections even if your wife i goes out. plus the ability to power things like tile trackers to help you find lost items and even pets more easily when find your car keys and don't have to spend $500 going and use a program i think that will definitely turn people into this idea that this is something that want. but here's the catch to enable the network amazon will share a small portion of a user's home internet connection with others. everything is encrypted and contributions are capped at 500 megabytes of data per month there's definitely cause for concern and to be a little skeptical and wary victoria song is a consumer tech reporter at gizmodo her recent article says you need to opt out of amazon sidewalk tech likes to move fast. they like to break things and district staff without maybe necessarily thinking about what the societal implications. >>could be for consumers themselves. oh yeah, that

e-mail that amazon sent said the sidewalk will be turned on by the fall. >>which means soon millions of users might be sharing their internet without knowing it here are the instructions for opting out what you can do right now open the alexa app on your phone tap more then settings account settings and amazon sidewalk. the switch is on by default toggle it off if you don't want to participate you can always change your mind you really should wait to see if an independent security researcher who has more on the side of the consumer. >>signs off on something before you just blindly trust a company. >>rich demuro news nation. >>all right we're starting off chile know this is true still some 30's holding on with sunny skies system clouds building into the afternoon will still manage to make it into the 60's. coming up we'll talk make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you,

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well we're keeping the skies pretty much got some partly cloudy skies work on their monday. >>temperatures pretty much holding into the 40's for highs now. let's take a warm up a little bit on tuesday shore however, getting back to the snow in oil was talking about we have some winds working our way and they're going to have offshore winds up in tahoe to this will be through the day on monday and that sometimes can really erode away. the snow on the ground off shore wind like that so looking good for those folks either with some winds coming our way a live shot from sfo, no delays happening this morning. our temperatures still in the 30's up in the far north bay 41 nevado east bay shoreline mid 40's 42 san jose, we're looking at 40 46 for antioch still 37 for livermore so our players are going to move really quickly over the next 48 72 hours or so, here's little front off to the. pacific gonna bring us some cloud cover might get a sprinkle okay, most folks if you get a light shower you won the bonanza if you will

because that's about all we're going to get from this thing. by sunday we work the other direction we clear things out and then it sunday night we have to eyeball some of those winds let's check it out now but vance all of this to noon or so on sunday. we get the each afternoon breeze but at night wash here we go solano county contra costa county. now you're getting at sonoma due north wind northeasterly, the good news about all that is is that our lower atmosphere because of this front is actually somewhat moistened up we're going to get much rain like that from it, but it will moisten up the atmosphere that even though those winds are coming they're not real dry yet and by the time we get dry. the wind event is almost over so that's good news at least on that front part of the reason why you're not hearing about red flag warnings and so forth so that's that front that moves through this weekend. and then we get to the middle of next week it's kind of reminiscent of last middle of last week we'll see some scattered clouds. timing on might actually be afternoon hours we may actually get toward the day on wednesday. getting into

next weekend. it looks like yet another system to make note of and then after that again another one out on monday. always looks optimistic way for the hold together okay temperatures across the state for us to 6849 by the way down to big bear 71 for san diego's 62 for san francisco show in the 4 zone forecast, here's how things shake out 59 marina 56 for alcatraz will duel round lower 60's for the coast here pacific at 5957 per half moon bay. but the coastal peninsula. i'm sorry the bayside peninsula in the middle to lower 60's north to the south will stay in the middle 60's and all that we did talk about maybe some lower 70's on monday as a possibility you might see that in the south 4.65 san jose. morgan hill gets close today, los gatos at 6866 cupertino we're back to the lower 60's on the east bay shoreline tri valley, you're looking at upper 60's dublin, too 66 for walnut creek 63 oakland

birthday at 61, 62 but mid 60's for vacaville and fairfield 63 for napa 66 santa rosa and more of those mid 60's heading down south cold at the coast 7 day forecast, here's that pop that happens from monday into tuesday. again this will be offshore winds on monday, shaken up by the middle of the week here come some of those scattered clouds we talked about next system slightly cooler because that's obviously a front cloud cover may keep our temperatures support a little bit on wednesday morning. but we do see some 30's cutting out the typical kind of december pattern with all of that except knocking the rain 40's meanwhile cover so the coast. well. >>and developing news this morning, california may have sent a billion dollars or more in unemployment benefits based on fraudulent claims to people out of the state out of the country and even people behind bars now the los angeles times attorneys from 9 counties sent a letter to governor gavin, newsome about the claims and urged him to increase

resources to investigate unemployment fraud. on thursday sunnyvale police arrested 5 men in connection to a fraud case involving at least 100 victims. it's not clear if those cases are all linked. >>as states to legalize marijuana on their own the house of representatives passed a bill that would decriminalize marijuana on the federal level washington correspondent rashid hudson. tells us the chances of this bill making it out of congress. >>marijuana is not a gateway action friday, the house of representatives approved a bill to legalize marijuana the marijuana opportunity reinvestment and expungement act or the more act passed largely along party lines ohio republican congressman jim jordan and most republicans voted no do not enough just to legalize marijuana. they want taxpayers to pay for it, however, florida republican congressman matt gates was actually a co sponsor of the

bill because the federal government has lied to the people of this country about marijuana, the legislation would clear the way to erase nonviolent federal marijuana convictions particularly of black and brown youth locked up for offenses. >>this vote was historic because this is the first time a full chamber of congress has taken up the issue of legalizing marijuana. >>the bill would also allow the federal government to tax and regulate marijuana and cannabis products children in each of your districts can get a joint easier than they can get a 6 pack of beer. oregon congressman earl blumenauer is the co chair of the congressional cannabis caucus. we want to have system that regulates to protect our children as for the future of this bill lawmakers in the house see it is unlikely to even get a vote in the republican controlled senate in a speech on the senate floor thursday senate majority leader mitch mcconnell criticized the house for wasting time on a marijuana

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>>we will be unable to care for our residents, our hospitals. >>now on the kron 4 morning news, the bay area is shutting down again as cases rise and hospitals get closer to reaching capacity here what local leaders are choosing to shot down early. the noles from being overwhelmed. news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. starting your saturday morning with us here on the kron 4 morning news, i'm noelle bellow marty gonzales. >>has the day off it is 09:00am on this saturday, december 5th and the bay area is preparing to go into lockdown we're going to get you all the latest on the restrictions in just a moment, but first check in with dave spahr for a look at our weather forecast. hey good well, good morning, everybody off a pretty nice start going on here with lots of sunshine in such however this

afternoon, the clouds start building really late this morning, it looks like as well. >>chilly start to with those temperatures at this hour we've got into the 40's but just last hour there in the 30's up there in the north bay. the bottle 4346 going on for napa san francisco still run 48 and we have some lower 50's already in the east bay shoreline so those early heating soaking it up even though we are trailing a couple degrees compared to yesterday's warm up in the morning. so live shot coming in from timber on off to the distance, there's the golden gate notice in the right hand side of your screen. that's some of the cloud cover streaming on in here's how it looks like from stormtracker 4. so we'll say late this morning that around the noon hour you start to see that hazy skies building with the clouds start to thicken up that rain band yeah we may get a sprinkle by this evening and tonight that's the best pride will muster here's how it comes out 1 o'clock 6461 about 4 o'clock is it going to an early evening. and again a little passing shower is possible the good thing about it is it will moisten up the ground level which is good because we have some offshore

winds to look out for put that all together for you just a bit noel. >>all right, thanks dave back to our top story, large parts of the bay area are shutting down again as covid-19 cases surge out of control 5 bay area counties decided to enact the governor's regional stay at home order earlier than required. those include moran, san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties. this announcement comes as the 11 county region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold. but health officials say they need to take action now so that our hospitals don't become overrun. here's a look at the latest numbers when it comes to icu bed capacity across the state. as you can see southern california is at 13.1% the san joaquin valley also under the 15% threshold at 14.1%. across all of northern california icu capacity still remains at 20.9% and here in the bay area we're at 21.2%. but our local leaders do not want to take

any chances they want to close down now and try and prevent that number from getting any lower our kron four's reyna harvey is live in san francisco this morning with more details on what the stay at home order means for people and the businesses across those 5 bay area counties rain a good morning. >>the well, yeah, health officials are saying now is the time act because any decision they make right now you're going to see the effects of that in about 3 weeks so they don't want to wait until they run out of icu space and as they watch the hospitalization rates continue to climb they want to keep that number lower so many industries across the bay area are going to be affected first personal services so massage parlors hair salons barber shops, those are going to close down their doors in addition to that theaters wineries got museums drive-in gatherings outdoor playground even open air bus and boat operators those are going to

suspend all their operations now there are few can continue to work with some modifications retail shops 20%. capacity grocery stores are on that list as well hotels now only for essential workers and people who are quarantining small outdoor gatherings are allowed but there have to be limited down to 12 people and even including higher education and they have to be virtual less it's impossible to do that in person only for essential occupations so they have a number of different places and industries on this list we've been talking to people out here but also just a health officials in a telling us why this has to be done now. >>these changes limit situations where people from different households come in contact with each other particularly indoors. >>this virus is relentless and unforgiving. we have no choice if we want to be able to take care of our communities. and our loved ones in our

hospitals. >>local local health officials say there are currently more than 1000 covid hospitalizations in the bay area right now on your screen take a look at this is when everything goes into effect so san francisco santa clara county contra costa. that's going to be december 6 this sunday. tim pm terms of alameda county that's monday december 7 to 12 oh 01:00am marine county that's going to be tuesday december 8th at 12:00pm so well we've been talking about of businesses have to make this adjustment now they're trying to hurry up and get things together trying to hurry up for a lot of the restaurants sell as much food as possible for them to shut down their doors to outdoor tiny cell in the next few days we're going to see how businesses have been impacted by this recently but for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news that's going to be a bit of a shock to the system i know for a lot of folks over the next several days, rain, a thank you for that report. >>our coverage does continue on our website kron 4 dot com

there we're keeping track of the latest restrictions and when they'll go into effect broken down by county you can also of course download kron 4 and the kron on apps you can have alerts sent straight to your smart device. all right coming up on the kron 4 morning news why pfizer says it will only be shipping. >>of the coronavirus vaccine. it originally planned to distribute this year. and how a common piece of technology can help you identify possible. covid-19 symptoms. frustrations with distance learning are fueling action the demands from one local community to reopen school campuses coming up next.

>>and wants his or 9 to me. my grade teacher. >>feeling for that little boy distance learning is a cause of growing frustration for families in the berkeley unified school district more than 300 parents have now signed a petition actually calling for berkeley public schools, to reopen now since the beginning of the pandemic the vast majority of berkeley students haven't been able to return to the classroom. some parents are arguing school officials actually missed an opportunity to reopen campus back in october when alameda

county was in a less restrictive covid tier. those same parents say their kids are now paying the price. >>it's so fresh ing not to mention the fact that what might it actually needs the most is to learn how to interact with other kids so i'm actually less worried about him academically than i am socially at this point he is reluctant to leave the house. you know that's not normal. >>in a statement, the berkeley teachers union says while they respect to these parents wishes they quote hear from a large number of other parents who are reluctant to send their children to school in person, the union and the district have agreed on a staff testing plan but there's no plan in place for student testing which the union views as an essential component of safely reopening schools. all those frustrated parents though do plan to make their voices heard they all planning to attend a rally this morning at 10:00am at martin luther king park in berkeley they've. >>okay well we're off to a

pretty good start, although bit cold was this morning with some 30's will graduate at least up to the 40's looks like we'll be goodbye high noon in the mid 60's, but some high cloudiness victims up a bit into the afternoon. when your forecast coming up. we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come.

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california about the possible need for a public safety power shutoff could be happening as soon as monday due to high winds and extremely dry conditions. >>2 bay area counties napa and sonoma are among those in the possible shut off area. those strong winds are expected to arrive. late sunday night and peak on monday, definitely stick with kron 4 for the latest on this situation as it it is time to get a look at our forecast you know i feel like we thought we would all be out of the psp s situation at this point dave but we're still so dry across the state yeah well we're still just waiting for some rain to happen here and this is the wet season every time we see these fronts pass. >>that's another opportunity we have the scattered clouds and we got some middle last week that was all rain opportunity we missed out on started things out on a clear note, although the clouds are not far from home that front is just off the coast. >>so expect that cloud cover to build early this afternoon into the evening. but a nice

start that gets our temperatures warming up so we'll be moving through the 60's that's jumped the future cast for his suit i'm talking about there's a scattered cloud cover and throughout the day today looks like it's actually clears out on the north bay in san francisco, a little bit before sunset. as it starts a little bit the inland areas and down to the south bay as well so may get a stray sprinkle overnight. and maybe perhaps by tomorrow morning across the regions could be focused on the north bay southern marine sonoma county basically maybe san francisco in the peninsula, not going to penetrate too far inland beyond that. now that looks very very minor the only plus with this is we would like to see a lot more rain but the plus what that is is at least moistened up the ground level a little bit as we start to fight some offshore winds. things clear out as you can see pretty quickly on our sunday looks good for monday. that's a given let's get to these winds now you see what i'm talking about number we have that insulation from that albeit week but a little bit of rain happening at the ground there's a sunday evening. a

breeze in place then comes the wind for the overnight into early monday morning. there's the coverage area you can see those wind speeds get well in the 30's as you'll notice in contra costa county looks to be affected as well by a deuce northeast wind here basically north out of sonoma county. solano county. and napa as well now our temperatures were holding in the 40's up here in the north bay lower 50's already in the east bay shoreline and livermore catching up here 4449 antioch 48 for san jose. now i mentioned that insulation here let's go through the humidity part of the forecast note the green this is the overnight coming into tonight now all right so we wake up tomorrow morning with a little weak shower event so forth as we get into sunday evening there you have it not bad with the humidity still kind of in place now we have the offshore winds developing. still holding a little bit here by 07:00am so that's when the winds hit their peak and we're doing a pretty good on the

atmosphere here we do dry out a little bit tomorrow a monday afternoon. but at least we're starting things off with some insulation help 62 san francisco, 63 for oakland, 65 san jose. across the wider bay area we do get those middle 60's in place by the way by monday we might even pop and some lower 70's to be had to next couple of days, we have 64 note the clouds for sunday that will be clearing and the afternoon monday getting a little warm but still breezy looked over at 71, while that longer-range forecast for you and the 4 zone in just a bit >>thanks to new survey by the pew research institute is helping shed light on the scope of the pandemic in the u.s. 54% of americans say they know someone who has been hospitalized or died due to covid-19 the november survey represents a dramatic increase from one they took in may which showed just 20% knew someone affected now. the results also underlined racial disparities caused by covid-19

71% of african americans are likely to say they know someone who's been hospitalized or died from coronavirus that compares to 61% for hispanics and 49% for white americans. here are the latest numbers on covid-19 there are now 14.3 million confirmed covid cases in the u.s. nearly 280,000 deaths here in california since the start of the pandemic we have recorded nearly 1.3 million cases and close to 20,000 people have died from the virus. is recommending the universal use of face masks this even means wearing a mask inside the home if you're living with someone who has the virus or if someone has possibly been exposed. the agency recommends state and local leaders mandate face masks inside public spaces saying they're so effective some communities should actually be distributing them to residents whenever possible. the cdc notes the

highest risk for transmission of covid-19 is between those who are infected and their household members and the agency emphasizes the virus usually spreads from patients who are not showing any symptoms. scientists with stanford university have come up with a way to help people learn early on if they might have coronavirus they say a device like a fitbit that detects vital signs can't identify a specific sickness. but it should be able to let you know when something's off and can encourage people to get tested for the virus kron four's ella sogomonian explains. >>smartwatches and other wearable devices are traditionally used to track fitness. but scientists at stanford university found they may serve a higher purpose, fighting the coronavirus pandemic years ago doctor michael p snyder says he found out he had lyme disease because his smart watch alerted him to an unusual resting heart rate now he along with his team are using that same model for early

coronavirus detection as far in advance as 4 days before any symptoms appear once careful about them is a major new all the time. >>so when you get inland turns out your heart rate will jump up. for regular ballad and a half before symptoms appear. but for covid-19 it turns out the median time is 4 days before symptoms appear doctor snyder and his team believe the current pcr tests or not as helpful. >>they're expensive and slow taking days after an infection to reveal a reliable positive diagnosis of coronavirus plus aren't available all the time. so the estimated 50 million americans already wear smartwatch 24 7. so why not use it for the study they admit it's a step in the right direction, but it's not perfect and they set up between 70 to 80% of the time. >>and we think it misses and certain people because they like them medications city are things like that. but for most people it does seem to work

and again on average it takes about 4 days before they get symptoms and although these gadgets can cost between $10300. >>doctor snyder believes this is still a cheaper alternative to the swab or blood tests and may be worth the investment for your health. that lusk ammonium reporting you have to have warned the smart watch for 28 days before this technique can really work. >>you can sign up for the study through our website kron 4 dot com. still ahead, we've got a little bit of sports for you this 49 ers are gearing up for their monday night matchup against the bill. >>temporary new home in arizona has sparked some friendly jobs on twitter so

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>>a bizarre things have happened in 2020 now we can add this social media interaction to the list the forty-niners in arizona cardinals twitter accounts have been going back and forth. >>throwing out jokes about now sharing a stadium, the cardinals instructing the niners to never touch their drum set the niners responding with a step brothers video about sharing bunk beds, so there's more room for activities if you've seen step brothers who surely no that iconic and hilarious scene now it won't be all fun and games when these 2 teams face each other in week, 16 with a wild card spot on the line but i'm getting ahead of myself first the 49 ers have to get past bills and their first game in

the desert on monday night. >>they're very very very we look at stuff and exam beasley in other backs are very talented and the quarterback is just he is a he was he is much more than i was expecting a foot on the tape and it's it is a tremendous challenge of leading up to monday night. >>and a milestone for pac, 12 football, at least we hope this weekend will hopefully marked the first time all season that all 6 pack 12 games will be played every week since the conference began their season on november 7th, at least one game has had to be canceled because of coronavirus you can see though a full slate of games ahead on this saturday, stanford place a number 22 washington at 01:00pm we'll kow host number 23 oregon at 04:00pm but i said it wants all say it again hopefully didn't jinx that. well the san jose earthquakes, 2021 rosters already shaping up just weeks after the teen came. so close to knocking off one of the top season, the mls playoffs was the quakes first

postseason appearance since 2017 the club led by second-year coach mike tsa almeda now hoping to keep that momentum going the organization has resigned a number of key players, including defender, tommy thompson, loomis california native was the club's first homegrown player meaning he came up through the quakes youth system. thompson says mathias is a big part of why he decided to stay. >>and that is is one of the most incredible years i never came across in my lai. >>i think he made an immediate impact on us out there a difficult year in 2018. >>has injected like in the locker room and use the one that motivated me to spanish. i could see the impact that hughes had been on me and i can see the impact that he was having on the group as well. >>don't give up don't ever give up. those are the words of the late great jim valvano as he faced terminal cancer. this week espn and the v foundation are celebrating the 14th annual the week in an

effort to raise money for cancer research. the foundation was started in 1993 by the legendary basketball player coach and analysts while he battled the illness. 93 was also the year valvano gave his iconic speech at the espys all receiving the arthur ashe courage award listening back to his words really put things in perspective for me he faced a horrible diagnosis with courage, humor and hope. >>i all of you. enjoy your life the precious moments you hack to spend each day with some laughter and some thought. to get your emotions going to be enthusiastic every day. ralph waldo emerson said nothing break and it comes out tuesday asked him to keep your dreams alive in spite of problems. whatever you have. >>billy be able to work heart for your dreams to be cut to come true become reality. >>bo died less than 2 months after giving that famous speech at the age of 47, as

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dave spahr in the weather center hey put a positive spin all that well i like nice and chilly while we're at it. yeah we've graduated to up to the 40's, those of the 30's have been retired right now looking pretty good with the beautiful sunshine. we expect some cloud cover however. >>into the early afternoon, not too far away it so that front this right off the coast. it's the backside of all this we're a little concerned about as we get into sunday night. here's a look at that a current temperatures were in the 40's you see up there on the north bay and the inland areas of the east bay, but the east bay shoreline already in the 50's 51 san francisco, a chilly 43 down to redwood city with 48 san jose. ups sorry about that that's supposed alcatraz island okay, there is on the satellite picture. the cloud cover associated with that front in a couple little radar echoes so we want to say there's that chance of little stray shower or sprinkle going on for tonight most likely san francisco. the coast. parts of the north bay don't think it's going to get very far inland, we've got a chilly start 51 for the bay 47 happening in london, graduating nicely

through the 50's by high noon at nice weather with some increasing clouds by mid afternoon in the 60's. coming up a little bit we'll walk you through these winds were talking about also take a look at some of the long-range forecast we have to do well. >>all right continuing coverage of our top story this morning, large parts of the bay area shutting down again as covid-19 cases surge out of control these 5 bay area counties are actually enacting the governor's regional stay at home order earlier than required that includes miranda, san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties. now the 11 county bay area region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold. but health officials say they need to take action now so that our hospitals do not get overrun, san francisco santa clara and contra costa counties will all an act the stay at home order starting sunday night at 10:00pm in alameda county it begins monday at 12 oh 01:00am and in marine county. the shutdown will begin tuesday at noon operations must suspend a

businesses offering personal services like hair salons and barbershops outdoor dining will stop restaurants may only operate for pickup or delivery indoor gyms drive-in gatherings outdoor playgrounds outdoor family entertainment centers, including zoos and museums and open air bus and boat operators will all shutter in the coming days. some things can continue with modifications retail will have to operate at 20% capacity that includes or grocery stores. hotels can operate, but only for essential workers who need to quarantine small outdoor gatherings are limited to 12 people and that goes for gyms as well with strict social distancing and face covering guidelines in place, youth sports can continue with social distancing and face coverings but no competitions are spectators allowed holmen apartment showings can continue as can higher education, both of them must operate virtually unless impossible and in the person

only operations for essential occupations and low contact sports like golf and tennis are also going to be permits still. now in san francisco reaction to the new shelter at home order was swift and profound restaurant owners and managers are worried about the toll this will take on so many kron four's terisa stasio has more from the marina district. i talked with restaurant owners as well as managers and i talked about the pain that is rippling through the industry based on the announcement on friday they also collectively had plea. >>the meetings we have to have with our staff i mean it's just it's just breaks your heart i mean it you know it's hard for us as owners for sherbet. the staff and the people are telling me you know oh my god, you know we're going to to lay everybody off now right before the holidays that's laurie thomas executive director with the golden gate restaurant association. she is also the owner of 2 restaurants in san francisco.

>>chrissy going to go and lay off. >>50 workers. now. 50 workers. >>and those are real people with real lives it's that have that have rent funny that you say got reactions because that's what it was a punch in the >>after spending so much time getting ready for outdoor dining be shut down for indoor dining we spaces dividers everything like jeffrey davis is the director of operations sell hospitality. dorian restaurant is in the group and that is where i spoke with him, it's been a really challenging time and now i feel like now we don't know what the next step as you know we're going to her to go food proper loads up on housing during to save the and delivery apps but other than that it will keep a couple

people on for bringing all our staff back and it was a comic a number of hope being open for a little while for outdoor dining and indoor dining. now it feels like that glimmer of hope it's i don't know if it's been taken away or we'll see what happens though jeffrey loria agree help must come quickly the pandemic drastically. >>hurting the entire industry thousands upon thousands of jobs have already been lost a really sad situation where we need the restaurant's act is 120 billion in dc please and then. >>also we need our leaders here to do it they can to help with whatever they can because we employed as a business as an industry 60,000 employees in san francisco lori said that the date is not an about exactly how many restaurants have shut down because of the pandemic and she says that she predicts that even more will suffer with this latest round of shutdowns here in san francisco, theresa kron 4

news. >>over in the east bay contra costa county business owners say they have long feared a winter shut down because of the virus. >>and now it's finally here leslie stiles is the owner of rocks on main and martinez says the elimination of indoor dining was bad enough and now without outdoor dining. she says more layoffs could be coming. she's already reducing the amount of food she orders from vendors. >>i'm really shopping by hand at this point because i'm saving money and i'm only by small amounts of stuff you know are covered or bear getting the minimum that we need to be able to feed the people that that we have. >>without a federal stimulus package inside businesses tell us they're not sure how they're going to make it through the winter. they just hope this is not the last stand. up in the north bay sonoma county, not one of the 5 counties to enact this stay at home order early instead the county health officer says they're monitoring their

situation and doesn't think a shutdown is needed just yet but business owners and everyone else are getting ready anyway. many people in this area have already had to deal with fire damage heavy smoke and power shut-offs earlier this year. and they think a stay at home order might be too much for them to take, but they say it's for the greater good and will do what they can to survive off take out when the time comes. san mateo and solano county are also choosing not to adopt the state's new stay at home order earlier than is required san mateo and solano counties put out these statements. yesterday afternoon the solano county public health office put out a statement that reads part quote to add orders on top of what the state is already issued restricts local businesses even further when they're not the cause of spread in solano county florida public health continues to monitor the situation closely with our local hospital partners and the state. meanwhile, san mateo county is reinforcing the public's responsibility to comply with existing safety

measures in a statement county health director scott morrow says quote the measures we're taking emphasize individual and collective responsibility with the vaccine coming soon now more than ever this is a critical time to stay focused on the key behaviors that protect our communities and quote you can find their full statement on our website kron 4 dot com. now to give you an idea of how quickly things can change on thursday the bay area's icu capacity was over 25%. but at last update friday. it's now 21% now 2 regions the san joaquin valley and southern california are below the 15% threshold, meaning they'll be forced to implement stay at home orders this weekend. kron four's ken wayne did have the opportunity to speak with doctor deborah birx from the white house coronavirus task force about whether state leaders are making the right decision to shut down once again.

>>you know i don't think california has a choice at this moment you know governors and mayors across this great country want to make sure that hospitals are available to every american that needs care. yes, the americans that need care from this serious virus and this pandemic. >>but also americans that need care for their other medical conditions and i think every governor and mayor recognizes that although we are moving this vaccine as fast as possible. and it will be immunizing health care workers and a limited number of vulnerable individuals that are and how long term care facilities. >>that leaves still a 100 million or so americans with comorbidities that we know. >>author resolved in hospitalizations are succumbing to this virus and so we're asking everybody to make these changes now how did we end up getting here if we had all warner mask. if we had not gathered outside of our household. your governor will not be making these

recommendations at this point and i think our behaviors will determine the next 4 to 6 weeks of what americans survive and what americans don't survive. >>you can catch that full interview this sunday on inside bay area politics, the show airs right here on kron 4 at 06:30am. pfizer says it will only ship half of the covid-19 vaccines that originally planned to distribute this year. they say it's because of supply chain issues according to the wall street journal pfizer plans to ship a 100 million vaccines worldwide by the end of 2020, but now they'll only ship around 50 million. the fda is still reviewing the vaccine right now authorization and distribution is expected to start before the end of the year, dave. >>all right well we've got a day to day it's not too bad, although some cloud cover building in the late afternoon early evening, getting those

temperatures up to the middle 60's looks like a bit more traffic on the bay bridge fell. however, upstream maybe

>>back 9.44 on this saturday morning taking a look at heavenly resort up there in lake tahoe, lifts are going they've got a good blanket of snow over there, but they're not necessarily going to get any more snow over the next couple days right, dave yeah, it looks pretty high and dry going on there. good morning. well, good morning, everybody.

>>and the other issue too is they will be getting some of these offshore winds we've been talking about that will be arriving on monday winds in ski resorts are when you have snow going on. it does what always does it mixes the atmosphere distributes the heat and distributing the heat means. that's going to take away some of the snow that's on the ground little bit tahoe forecast. check-in like this were mostly sunny into tomorrow. but by monday some lingering cloud cover a little bit looking for a high only about 44. so it's a little cooler but then warming up a touch more into tuesday looks like we'll get an even into the 50's. sfo, no delays this morning, sunny skies sand we bounce over to those temperatures got 46 napa 48 some lower 50's line up the east bay shoreline but 40's well inland. so we have this front in our backyard, the energy of the aumf is going to stay to the north with the precipitation maybe a stray shower. tonight. perhaps or late tonight through the overnight maybe getting that sprinkle about this i say to dirty up the car, but the

bigger issue is going to be those winds. this is what happens as we head into monday look at that dew north winds contra costa county they're out of the northeast both add up to offshore winds, we're looking at even some of that on the peninsula too. good thing about this is is the humidity levels are on our side member or getting this front first and has potentially some sprinkles. it doesn't help us much to get rain that we need but at loy sun's up the ground level the atmosphere a bit so tonight we get that nice recovery overnight get that green around the bay, it spills and even the sacramento valley by high noon drops off that's typical. but we keep it green around the coast, it looks like. and even. overnight on monday by this point the winds are starting to work offshore, but we still have a little green around the bay, it looks like as the wind event starts. now the macro view of things here comes that little passage that we're talking about for this weekend early next week. middle of next week a new front will bring us some cloud cover looks like and not much more as we get into next

weekend. maybe perhaps by saturday might have to deal with more cloud cover the rain still loose of up to the north of us passing us by entirely in on to the next week hopefully we'll get something out of that system highs today across the state 68 for fresno 71 san diego 62 san francisco with big bear checking in 46. so your 4 zone forecast we'll do about 59 marina district 62 san francisco, upper 50's lower 60's like 57 for example, half moon bay. san bruno 63 with burlingame and out of the southern end of the peninsula middle to upper 60's at work here we're seeing that in the south bay. expect some of these areas to pop in the lower 70's on monday now 65 san jose today. lower 60's and the southern end of the east bay shoreline there 67. livermore pleasanton to about 66 for walnut creek and solano county got at 6266 fairfield 63 for napa and 66 santa rose with more 60's down south. so

the thing that pops temperature wise forces monday into tuesday from this traffic from the systems don't forget to be off shore on monday. you see some more scattered clouds developing for the middle of the week from that next system we're back to the 60's how those lows. well we're staying the 40's dropping in the 30's a little bit but back to the 40's because of the new front in the clouds midweek and the coast you're looking at the 40's noel. >>vice president mike pence is trying to boost americans confidence in the covid-19 vaccines that are now waiting to be approved and distributed. president elect joe biden meanwhile strongly urging congress to act now on a new stimulus package his remarks coming after a new jobs report shows how badly the coronavirus pandemic is impacting families across the country lauren lister has this report. this jobs report today president-elect biden calling the november jobs report graham employment gains came in worse than economists predicted biden saying it

shows an economy stalling calling for action right away we're in a crisis. >>need to come together as a nation. >>need to congress to act and act now. >>biden calling for an additional round of 8 after he takes office in january but supporting a 900 billion dollar compromise package lawmakers are negotiating now we feel very. >>excited about the prospect that the there's a bipartisan because i told not bring any more bills that are not bipartisan this as the covid-19 pandemic rages on taking a toll on the finances of many americans. >>and their health. today top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci telling nbc a plan from biden to ask americans to wear a mask for 100 days when he becomes president is a good idea revealing he accepted the president-elect's request for him to stay on the job to just say yes. >>oh absolutely i said yes right on the spot i ask him to stay out of the exact same role he's had for the past

several presidents. i asked him to be in chief medical adviser for me as well and be part of the covid teeth. >>vice president mike pence in georgia today saying the nation faces a challenging time, but also a season of hope touting likely approval of the first coronavirus vaccine in just over a week. they're in the peach state campaigning for 2 republican lawmakers facing runoff elections that will determine control of the senate i'm here on the president's behalf. >>because we need georgia to send 2 great senators backed a republican majority in washington and its former president barack obama in a virtual event campaigning for the democratic candidates, the special election in georgia. is going to determine. ultimately. the course of the biden presidency. president trump has not spoken publicly today did fire off some tweets making unfounded claims the election was rigged and touting stock market gains we also learned from the pentagon, he's pulling most

american troops out of somalia. >>tomorrow, the president set to campaign in georgia for those republican senators in his first rally since losing the presidential election. that's the very latest i'll send it back to you. some developing news, this morning, california may have sent a billion dollars or more in unemployment benefits. >>based on fraudulent claims to people out of state out of the country and even people behind bars, the los angeles times is reporting district attorneys from 9 counties sent a letter to governor gavin newsome about the claims and urged him to increase resources to investigate unemployment fraud. on thursday sunnyvale police arrested 5 men in connection to a fraud case involving at least 100 victims. it's not clear if all these cases are linked. the new california legislative session starts on monday and it's going to look different state assembly members will meet at sacramento's golden one center. officials say the move is to keep everyone safe citing the advanced air

filtration system and extra space after multiple lawmakers tested positive for covid-19 at the state capitol earlier this year. state senators will still be meeting in the capital chambers, however, there will be strict face mask and social distancing rules all members and staff are required to get tested beforehand. a federal judge has ordered the trump administration to fully reinstate dhaka program that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation dhaka has protected nearly 80,000 dreamers since 2012 the judge's order is a legal blow to president trump who for years now has tried to end those protections lawyers who pushed for the reinstatement say as many as 300,000 new applicants could now be eligible under the program.

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>>welcome back our newscast is about to end here, but coverage continues on kron on another shutdown on the way we've got full coverage on the 5 bay area counties enacting a stay at home order early plus reaction from businesses who are once again forced to close their doors to customers and as we get closer to approving a covid-19 vaccine we're talking a little bit about the concerns of the safety and accessibility of it. you can catch all of that on our 24

hour streaming service kron on. >>we got that we want to let you know virtual fundraiser happening this weekend. it's called revive the night to nuts. >>aiming to help several nightclubs in san francisco that have been shut down since march to the pandemic many of these nightlife venues have been a staple in the city for decades they each did receive a little more than $8,000 from the city earlier this year to kind of hold them over. but that money has since run out and rent is still do so the revived the night fundraiser is happening on live stream. it's a service called twitch it's free so organizers are just relying on virtual donations you can contribute during the live stream all of the details are on our website kron 4 dot com. all right we want to give you one last look at the 7 day forecast we are reaching upper 60's today with lows in the 40's. inland as well 4746 degrees in the bay

and our app today and the we're going to see some winds starting tomorrow for sure so definitely be aware of that. but otherwise looking like a partly cloudy day across the bay area as i mean look at this the golden gate bridge is absolutely gorgeous today there is little ones there in the distance though definitely want to grab a jacket as you head out the door, i'm noelle bellow. >>thanks so much for joining us here this morning we'll see again tomorrow. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy.

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