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some high cloudiness kind of move on through so we should go off to that mostly clear motor mostly sunny as we start the day live shot coming in from u c berkeley there's is east bay shoreline and the nice view of the bay off towards the distance. meanwhile, our temperatures look at that 39 for oakland, 29 santa rosa. so dipping right below the freezing mark potentially even some frost there mid 30's to be had for napa nevado meanwhile in the inland areas of the east bay tri valley, you're looking at 3436 for can 44 san jose. give you a quick comparison here not your imagination we're cooler across all the real estate one on by a couple degrees compared to where we were this time from yesterday one point something out real quick here we have some radiation type fog one on the solano county a little bit off to the far east bay, sacramento valley release you will notice and that mixes out really pretty late just after the noon hour little unusual that some leftover moisture from the rain we've had that's producing some of that fog overnight that's different than our typical advection fog

comes over the golden gate there was so well known for so go for 36 to 51 by 11 by 2 we're talking 55 building on a dry weekend. but marty there is some rain way upstream to talk about back to you. >>all right dave thanks get right to our top story this saturday morning the icu capacity in 2 of california's 5 regions are filled and have 0% of space left. more than 98% of the state's population now under a stay at home order let's take a look at the breakdown now available icu beds by region in the bay area we are at 12.8% capacity but take a look at southern california and the san joaquin valley both are now at 0% and for the 3rd day in a row california recorded more than 41,000 new covid cases and 300 deaths in one single day. there are more than 1.7 million confirmed cases of covid here in california and 22,000 people have died from the virus. the positivity rate

over the past 2 weeks is at 11.8%. >>between pfizer and moderna we should have enough doses just this month of december to immunize the first 20 million people and what we hope will be a big to get this terrible virus behind us. >>and there is some good news amid the rising cases of coronavirus as the fda has approved an emergency rollout of the moderna vaccine. now unlike pfizer's the moderna vaccine can be stored in most standard medical freezers and that makes it much easier to distribute to smaller providers and more remote areas. the federal government bought 200 million doses of the moderna vaccine. california is expecting roughly 627,000 doses to arrive early next week. the director of the national institute of health calls this announcement a triumph for science to see this out there with this 95% efficacy had a

very good safety record for both of these messenger rna vaccine. >>is probably better than we almost dared to hope. so this puts us in a very good position to say science is working here. well governor newsom says the state's vaccine committee will provide an extra set of eyes and review the moderna vaccine. >>in the next couple of days. all of this comes as frustration is building over the next round of shipments of the pfizer vaccine. governors and health officials in more than a dozen states including right here in california say the federal government has told them to expect fewer doses than initially planned. health a state health officials were expecting to receive 393,000 vaccine doses now they are estimating that number to be closer to 233,000. and it's still not exactly clear this morning, what's causing the drop in the vaccine allotment. the entire bay area is now under regional stay at home order but this will be the first weekend with those new restrictions in effect. there is however some

push back let's go to the north bay where the businesses in solano county are trying to stay afloat during what's the normally very busy holiday shopping season. alyssa anderson is the owner of alyssa's cottage in benicia she says that the new order allows only 3 people in her store at one time and that's hurting her sales. >>not ready to cry >>yeah, i had a closed for a couple of months and then when i reopen. customers who come in slowly, they would trickle in they were a little afraid to come in. and how are you doing and i'd say i'm just trying to stay in business. >>well, this is business is not qualified for the ppp loan that help small businesses because she doesn't have any employees and she runs the shop by herself. so the store and alyssa herbal surviving on her life savings. we'll take you outside now for a live look at conditions at sfo where there's now an alert system in place that lets travelers know about the

quarantine orders now everyone who arrives in san francisco must quarantine for 10 days and that includes residents returning from outside the bay area now this will remain in effect in effect until at least january 4th. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news mayor london breed response to schools further delay in reopening will have that for you and on capitol hill there's no stimulus deal just yet they're working today on the compromise will have the latest from washington d c. and outrage over stanford's distribution of covid vaccines will explain why they're so upset coming up. ♪

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belly pain, decreased appetite, nausea, diarrhea, and vomiting which can lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. i have it within me to lower my a1c. ask your doctor about trulicity. >>welcome back everyone tell you about a big story that we're following this morning health care workers across the country are rejoicing about the arrival of the covid vaccine. but it's a different story at stanford medical center where health care staff are outraged over stanford medicine's distribution of covid vaccines. protesters say the vaccines have not been given to those front-line workers who are in close contact with covid patients. instead they accuse the medical center of prioritizing more senior doctors and other medical workers who are not at high risk. >>only house staff members were invited to get in the

first wave of vaccines 131300 so it was. it was very small number. >>stanford claims that they use the nav algorithm to select 5,000 workers to be the first to receive the vaccine. but that algorithm failed to include lower rate workers who treat covid patients so they were left out of the first round of vaccines now stanford medicine has apologized saying quote we take complete responsibility and profusely apologize to all of you. we fully recognize we should have acted more swiftly to address the errors that resulted in an outcome that we did not anticipate. officials say the going forward they will change how the vaccine is distributed. as coronavirus cases explode the state is having trouble finding enough medical workers to staff local hospitals. governor newsom says the california is now looking overseas for extra help. roughly 3,000 temporary medical workers are needed here in california the state's health corps has been unable

to make up that difference that program began in march its staff by recently retired healthcare workers and is in people in the process of getting a medical license as well. the health corps had about 4900 workers available back in the spring. well that number today stands at only 900. meanwhile there's an effort to assure americans that the vaccine is safe ice president mike pence and congressional leaders received their first doses of the covid-19 vaccine. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker nancy pelosi, each tweeted photos of themselves getting that vaccine. the vice president has taken an increasingly visible role in highlighting the safety of the vaccine celebrating it as a medical miracle. >>it was a christmas holiday approaches this is always a season of hope. we gather here today at the end of a historic week. from the american people have hope is on the way.

>>and we're starting things off on a cold though with plenty of 30's out there even some 20's going to warm that up into the 50's this afternoon, lots of sunshine for this weekend and will be searching for that rain. city to the next the city the next bout of rain in just a bit on that take less water to drink you stay right here.

>>good morning, 7.14 this saturday morning a bit chilly

out there, especially in some spots, the bay area that are inland. i might even see some frost this morning. bar is here to tell us more about that and if we're going to see some rain id doing a morning jog this morning. they are true blue tell you what one that is quite cold this but sort of had a lot of sunshine for this afternoon and temperatures well to be kind of season plea. >>into the 5060 degree range is what we're looking at but again to start things off little bit layers some cloud cover came in in the predawn hours just a touch but we've been able to be dry in clear enough to allow a little bit radiational cooling to occur overnight live shot coming in from u c berkeley east bay shoreline there's the bay off to the distance or temperatures. lot of 30's on this board there conquered livermore all the 30's 39 for oakland, up to the north bay we get our 29 for santa rosa elsewhere nap and a bottle also in the 30's with 40's lighting up the east bay shoreline, 45 of course for san francisco models kind of set things up this way we get a big dose high pressure so

lots of sunshine this weekend and dry. midweek we'll see some scattered clouds then it gets interesting for the late weekend now the issue is we have 2 models look at this and one of them pushes the rain through a little sooner. other one is a little later, but they both agree on us getting weekend rain next weekend. so having said all that this weekend we're mostly sunny cool to mild depending on your perspective here. we've got 50's and 60's mixture next week, some scattered clouds late in the week signaling the weekend weakening of that high-pressure zone temps pretty steady though in next weekend rain possible will say saturday. the sun daybreak is a question mark because some of the other models are saying it's a little later than the arrivals were having a timing issue but both again agree we'll get some rain across the state math, 59 per fresno 64 bakersfield you don't see much temperature moving even down to socal 71, san diego but mostly it looks like a 50 story and we should not have raindrops in here my fault, 59 san francisco, 62 for oakland

61, san jose and mostly sunny the role for today highs across most of the region for today, we're looking at 64 santa rosa lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline inland is where they start to drop off a little bit the m-fifty-nine or so for livermore so not a lot of the 4 terms of variety of temperatures. coming up a little bit of course we'll have your 4 zone forecast for that as well and the extended to marty sounds good dave, thanks. a this gets a national news, this morning president trump signing a 2 day temporary spending bill just hours before the midnight deadline. >>that would have meant a government shutdown this weekend. this bill will buy more time to strike a deal for coronavirus relief package. negotiations have been moving slowly, although both sides say they are making progress continue working throughout the weekend. >>i believe also feel we're making. good progress on a major relief bill of the trouble with the full year appropriations measure. but alas we're not there yet we cannot leave. >>washington as senators. well

the holidays to go back to all families unless we address the pain and of other families. throughout this country. >>well democrats say they're angry about the attempts by republicans to curb the emergency lending powers of the federal reserve. they say it's an effort to undermine president elect joe biden republicans for their sides say they're upset democrats won't agree to a sweeping liability shield to protect businesses hospitals and other organizations from covid related lawsuits. and a narrow victory for president trump is the supreme court dismissed a challenge looking to block the president's plan to exclude undocumented immigrants who are living in the u.s. from the census count. the census is used to determine how many seats in congress and electoral votes. each state will get the court says it's just too soon to rule on the president's plan, partly because it's not clear just how many people would be excluded. the court also says

that the ruling is not a final decision and they're not wayne wayne, the merits of the president's plan, the 3 liberal justices on the nation's highest court dissented on the decision. san bernardino county is suing the state asking the california supreme court to overturn the stay at home order. county leaders claim the order simply goes too far under the state's emergency act. they say governor newsom has acted improperly and the suit also charges that san bernardino county should be able to set its own regulations. it says the state's orders stretch the county's resources thin and that makes it tough for the sheriff and health department to provide other critical services, san bernardino county wants the california supreme court to act by december 28th. when the 3 week order is set to expire or be renewed. despite trials months of testing and support from top health officials, many people of color are still unsure of the vaccine safety.

there are many reasons for this, but analysts say that mostly comes down to america's history of racism in medical research and a lack of trust in the federal government. doctor anthony fauci address the importance of having minorities represented in vaccine trials to what we did is that it literally on a weekly basis every saturday morning as the trials were going on. >>we got on with the leaders of the trial in the clinical trial sites and encourage them in show them and help them figure out how to get minority to dissipate shun and we too are certainly we were quite successful for example in the murder his trial. we tried to guess to the 13% african-american which represents the relative proportion of african americans in society, we only stop there we've got some at 11. in expo operation which is about 18 you're 18 and they have 90% of the population. we got to 21, so we had good

representation. bows let you next and african americans, particularly in the trial that has been discussed literally yesterday the more than a message or in a trial. it's really important to get minorities represented in the trial because when the trial is shown to be safe and effective. you can then look at the community in the eye and say this vaccine is safe and effective in you in you and your people. >>well a recent study released by the naacp and covid collaborative found that only 14 to 18% of black americans trust. >>that the vaccine will be safe and effective. >>and still ahead this morning in sports. the getting ready for tomorrow's match up against the cowboys highland hills talks to kyle shanahan about how the niners what they need to do to break a two-game losing speak we'll have that

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back from the final wild-card spot. the 49 ers are pretty much out of the playoff picture still cautioning and doesn't want his team to throw in the towel. they face the cowboys this weekend. >>it's important you know we play there's a certain standard that we expect no matter what your excuses artists. i know we can play better than we last 2 weeks and that's right talked about and that's the one thing we can and when you can focus on much control. i think. it makes things a little bit easier some trying to get guys only focus on their jobs better than what we've done because we can't afford to keep taking steps back. >>the historic run for the san jose state university football team continues with a championship on the line i mean look at this epic celebration. they deserved it though when the when you hear what they did the spartans will play in the mountain west conference championship against boise state for the first time in program history, the 2 teams will meet in vegas. the spartans were forced out of san jose several weeks ago to the county covid

restrictions their impressive 6 and oh record the spartans national attention with the team cracking top 25 college football. rankings this week coming in at 24. >>head coach brent brennan says his players put in the work to turn the program around from a one in 11 record just 2 years ago says outlets and you know the biggest part of that is just. >>the senior leadership on the team. you know a lot of young players that went through the struggle with us of our first few years here now juniors and seniors and so those guys have been to the hard times and they know what it's like don't want to leaven in in really feel like you don't have a great chance of winning games so you know they really attacked the offseason even though it was the strangest most heat all season, the history college football. >>and good news for hockey fans, the nhl appears to be one step closer to getting their season under way several outlets are reporting that the league and players association of reached a tentative agreement on a 56 game season that is expected to be voted on this weekend the upcoming season can't come soon enough

for san jose sharks players who have not played a game since march when you're a van der cain says he's been spending the extra free time with his wife and 6 month-old daughter. >>and also talking smack on twitter trying to challenge the paul brothers or youtube stars to a boxing match. yeah, he needs to get back on the ice. >>it's going to you know was seen in santa clara county. it's it's going to then the onus is still there so so we are started or what city we're going to be playing it so so that's going to be unique she you know it will be exciting and knocking us get back to playing kind of talking. >>it will be exciting for us to watch some hockey to the nhl is targeting a january 13th start

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a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab. share a ride. if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to go. go safely, california. >>good morning, everybody welcome back time to talk weather with davis bar and we don't see any rain in the forecast but maybe by next clear weaker inactive week going on before we get there looks like for this weekend looking pretty sweet that on both accounts of our models it looks like the rain's going hold off until at least after. >>christmas day but it's next weekend that things start to change on us started things off on a cold note we are yeah actually more more mild off towards half moon bay. there you can see some light happening as we start our sunny day across most of the bay today we had a little cloud cover the kind of

marched on through right before dawn, just a little bit but we clearing skies last night with that dry air let those temperatures tumble, here's a look at the progress we've got santa rosa now up to the 30's here at 30 35 going on map of 36 for nevado and in the inland areas in the east bay also into the 30's 39 for oakland, got some 40's in the east bay shoreline with 44 san jose look at our winds pretty much calm that's another factor when you have winds are kind of calm you get the radiational cooling effect and what you can expect for this saturday at 11 o'clock at 51 will be about 55 into the early afternoon in much the same is expected for tomorrow. we'll take a look at that forecast in terms your 4 zone. but also that extended with some rain being mentioned marty ok dave and now we're going continue our coverage of the stay at home order that's now in effect for the entire bay area now this order of course having a crippling impact on small businesses. >>and on the peninsula, the owners of the pacific the pacific a brewery are pushing back they're now calling on

other small businesses to join them. the owners say that restaurants are being unfairly targeted as covid-19 cases are on the rise. kron four's dan thorn has their story. >>outdoor dining deserted pacific a brewery, the tables to remain empty a san mateo county is under another state home order, the small business like many others is forced to rely on just take out and so far that's not going so well it's not stay at home order at all. >>it's shutting down restaurants. bars worries. all of these places. >>for helen nasser al-din her 2 dozen employees are at the heart of the matter most live paycheck to paycheck and depend on getting shifts the brewery is expanding take out to 7 days a week to help manage they need to feed their children. >>and if we say ok we're going to shut down for 3 weeks we'll call you 3 weeks. they go hungry. they live penny to me. >>sir elton doesn't understand why malls and other retail

stores can operate inside places like restaurants have taken extreme measures to keep their customers safe outside nasser al-din says state and help leaders should reconsider the rules for restaurants, she's also hoping some will step up by defying the orders together to show their businesses are safe to operate that's all. >>stand together and figure out a way where we can safely. and say enough is enough you can do this you can't do this this is wrong. it's not about being fair about being wrong reporting in pacifica dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and they're similar frustration about the outdoor dining ban in san francisco and now some city leaders are taking action. a group of san francisco supervisors are set to hold an emergency meeting next week in which they plan to demand that the public health officials clearly explain the reasons for banning outdoor dining. a professor of epidemiology at ucsf says there is science to support the move. >>this is that people take their masks off to eat. and

it's not so much about the person, you know 3 tables away. as it is about the person across the table from you and if there were these are for people to mix and mixed households. you know they represent a risk. >>well doctor rutherford argues that then as the number of covid cases and hospitalizations skyrocket here in california. now is not the time to be making compromises. retail businesses and tourism the tourism industry also being heard by this new health order san francisco's pier, 39 is one of the city's most popular tourist spots. but now it's basically empty pier, 39 ceo says the number of visitors has been down more than 80% because of the pandemic and stay at home orders outdoor dining is closed along with most attractions and it's not just pier 39 in north beach, the popular z chuckle is normally packed with shoppers this time of year. >>are busy holiday season usually starts about 2 weeks prior to christmas and from

that point to the busiest weeks of the whole year and now we're down probably about 80% here in the shop. >>and the owner has that they are heavily relying on online sales to try and stay in business. developing story now as students in the san francisco unified school district will not be returning to campus next month as originally planned the district says it simply can't meet its goal of reopening schools for in person learning on january 25th that's after the teachers union made new demands for health and safety requirements which can't be met in time. in response mayor london breed slam both the district and union for failing to reach an agreement she called infuriating saying quote i can't imagine how hard this is for our families and for our young people who haven't been in the classroom since march. she added that we should not be creating a false choice between education and a safe return to classrooms we can do both. university of

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where there are 627 new cases of the virus viewing the real-time data from across the bay in alameda county, the map also uses darker colors for covid-19 hotspot cities and zip codes among the high is diseased oakland's 9, 4, 6, oh one zip code with over 3200 total cases and the city of hayward with over 2800 total cases san mateo county health dashboard shows over 20,000 covid-19 cases hear cases are listed by individual cities the highest totals are in daly city with 2900 cases east palo alto with over 2300 over 2700 redwood city and more than 2000 covid-19 cases in south san francisco, the vast majority of this group is in santa clara county where the cumulative total was 53,885 cases of the virus with a seven-day rolling average of 1170 new cases, darker blue on this map showing hot spot cities stretching from mountain view milpitas sunday,

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>>good morning, we're back 4 morning news lake tahoe should be very busy this time of year, but the state's stay home order bans hotels and vacation rentals from taking reservations. the mayor of truckee says it's been a very tough year for a lot of businesses, especially restaurants. >>we have lost a few it has been very very difficult restaurants because we are such a tourist based economy. you know they used to this at flow really high peaks during the lows during our shoulder system shoulder season should into not being able to operate during this 2 week holiday period is hugely impactful he's been really proactive supporting our business is it anyway. we can including fee waivers and then we did this whole winter wonderland down where we. created outdoor eating area is in protected areas provided lighting and of

course we're hoping that we get to be able to use at some point in the future. but we're committed to continuing to provide this level of support track businesses throughout week. >>most ski resorts there are open under the stay at home order but keep in mind for dave is it's only in other words you can't stay overnight and eva they have all these plenty of fresh snow up there from the recently you can only stay during the day. looks like be getting more to add to that by the way as we get into this weekend coming about this one, but the following one. >>and a pretty dry ahead for it looks like and temperatures pretty seasonal. this is what it looks like the satellite picture as we have some scattered clouds in the predawn hours how about that the golden gate bridge, pretty nice shot there. we have going on of the sun joining us this morning. let's check in to the shot from half moon bay is the son greets us a little bit off towards the distance can get expecting a mostly sunny day today working on these

temperatures, you know we're not much the way of winds going on last night clear skies dry air all that business allow temperatures to fall 30's 29 santa rosa, they felt fall fell again, 40's lining up the east bay shoreline with the open to 39 tri valley looking at 34 for livermore 37 for any ah kin 40 coming in for san jose 45 for san francisco. so basically our players as high pressure cell. that's for this weekend. early next week, it looks like so enjoy the sunshine going on getting towards the end of the week looks like we're ok for christmas day proper. but it's into the weekend things become very unsettled, let's go on track this as we go forward we do have actually won system the happens but the middle of the week the thinking is this will stay pretty far to the north. maybe pick up a stray sprinkle or 2 for a tuesday as we get into the afternoon. we'll see as we get a little closer what becomes that. but here's what the real deal is and we're having an issue with timing on this because the models disagree on timing but at least both of them tell us it will be after christmas. this is saturday morning. there's a hit. that's wave one

way to is a lot more juicy as you can see from monday morning. the heavy rains and more mountain snows with that too and because the colder air aloft we might get some claps of thunder thrown in there for this as well this again is going out until monday. sunday appears fight this model to be clear but some other models disagree so we'll see about time we get little closer good news is we have agreement that looks like we'll get some more rain by this weekend 59 san francisco today in the 4 zone forecast to about 61 daly city pacifica 57 half moon bay at 58. again near about 60 we'll do it on the peninsula bayside 61 1 on foster city palo alto 60 to 59 from out to do when it really doesn't jump up too much. dawn of the sout- bay. morgan hill, 64 with los gatos at 6261 san jose milpitas about 60 and also 62 for cupertino what about 59 for the east bay shoreline 62 hayward tri valley scratches to get near 60 a 59 to 4

dublin 59 also walnut creek 62 san leandro berkeley, a 58 solano counties looking at about 60 is shoulder, pittsburgh, 56, 59 napa sonoma 6164 santa rosa and about 60 going down to southern marine so it's an upper 50's lower 60's story, whole lot the way of winds and everybody is getting plenty of sunshine keep that trend going here for the next several days keeping the sunshine again tuesday, a little question mark here interesting becoming more unsettled for the arrival of our next systems watch those lows though dress appropriately pretty cold into the 30's near about freezing in some locations as the coast hold on to the 40's this morning. all right dave thanks a lot. let's go to the east bay this morning, we're oakland police have released new body cam video of a deadly officer involved shooting. >>it happened back on november 3rd on 92nd avenue officers were responding to reports of dozens of people in cars looting throughout the city. additional units were on the street that night for any possible post-election

disturbances. officers caught up with a suspected looters after they crashed a car through the front of a cannabis dispensary officers say that several suspects joe their vehicles onto the sidewalk and ran over at least one officer at the end hour. that's when one officer fired a driver hitting and killing him. >>force is used by officers regardless of what precipitates that force. we are all saddened by the tragic loss of life. our community is rightfully concerned when free agency used and we are concerned as well. that's why we strive to provide you with as much information as possible. >>4 officers were injured during the incident, several agencies including the alameda county district attorney's office and oakland police internal affairs division are investigating the shooting. many high school sports are on hold again because of the pandemic experts say that this

is a great time for families to check on their student athletes as well as their mental health as well. no reporter katie collette talks about the signs that your child might need some help. >>so many of the symptoms of anxiety and depression for example mental illness or fostered by covid they're put in place by covid. >>doctor andrey or kona says one of the symptoms you should be on the lookout for is your child withdrawing from their social network, the looking for kids who are not able to reach out to a coup or not reaching out as much and to reach out for them and that's a really important thing that kids can do for their peers. we wanted to be sure to not put responsibility for other kids mental health on adolescents, but it's certainly appropriate to encourage them to reach out and pull people and we're struggling she says if your child no longer finds enjoyment and things they used to enjoy that is another sign he or she may be struggling. also remember student athletes are used to stringent schedules when it comes to

training school practice and games. doctor a kona says no schedule can lead to depression sleeping more gaining weight losing weight all of things are affected by not having regular. activity and planned out. exercised doctor kona wants you to feel empowered to help your kids and not only to help them focus on the coping but to really validate the stress that they are feeling this is it is a big deal to lose your high school season and it there as adults we know that there are bigger things we know that things could be worse and we know that things might get worse, but as kids almost doesn't matter it's so that's such a huge important part of their lives. >>and coming up next. we're going to show you a new way to let off some steam you want to stay tuned for that we have coming up next stay with us.

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>>well 2020 has brought its share of stress with distance learning shortages on things like toilet paper and the overall stress of the pandemic you might feel the need to let off some steam. anthony howard takes us inside a rage room. >>for >>former teacher marci random is no stranger to stress and anxiety by would take do different things to kind of help me get past, but did sometimes i want to just throw

stuff. i figured if i was like that then there are other people to they just needed to just this truth. just let go sometimes at the some research and mentor and reynolds asked from in jackson they they come mean enraged unionist going to roll turn up the music is cranked up the music and just screaming and how in a controlled atmosphere you can also and appliances. worry free with no cleanup yet you can do this at home, but you have to deal with the mess. regime is family friendly high school freshman our entire says it helps her with stress this interaction is not the type to open the 2 adults and. >>other people so we're more so closed off to our fielding like do with their own problems. >>so this will be a great way express there are he said the rules and got follow before you can raise relaxation room after

>>that's >>a good idea. well in the next hour, the kron 00:00am morning news we continue to monitor the icu capacity around the state as hundreds of hospitals are experiencing a surge of patients will have the latest for you on that and the fda has authorized a second covid-19 vaccine emergency use in the country we'll find out when we can expected to arrive. also the entire bay area remains under a stay at home order but some businesses are pushing back we'll have that story stay with us kron 4 morning news continues.

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cleared out sore back to mostly sunny. this is what it looks like the shot from half moon bay, most of our camera shots pretty much. near that as well we've got 30's up in the north bay except santa rosa 29 far east bay as well in the 30's east bay shoreline finding out of the 40's 39 show degrees though down to san jose and for comparison sake were trailing in some cases happen bay as much as 9 degrees behind but a few degrees from yesterday doing also know to some fog that's lingering around the sacramento valley that will take a little while comparatively speaking to break up you can see by 3.15 only to return again. tonight and then for your sunday morning as well this is being produced a little bit by what we say radiation fog unlike or conventional fog comes over the golden gate so we got 40 going on at 09:00am by high noon at 5355 mid-afternoon, but some inland valleys will be looking at some lower 60's to a closer investigation of that coming up in just a bit

marty they've seen a couple minutes, thank you, let's get right to our top story this morning. the icu capacity at 2 of california's 5 regions are now filled and they have 0% of space left all told more than 98% of the state's population is now under a stay at home order. let's take a look now at the breakdown of available icu beds by region in the bay area you can see we have 12.8% capacity but take a look at southern california and the san joaquin valley areas. they are at 0% and for the 3rd day in a row california recorded more than 41,000 new covid cases and 300 deaths in the single day. there are more than 1.7 million confirmed cases of covid in our state right now and 22,000 people have died from the virus. the positivity rate over the past 2 weeks is at 11.8%. between pfizer and moderna we should have enough doses just this month of december to immunize

the first 20 million people. >>and what we hope will be a big to get this terrible virus behind us. >>yeah, there is some great news amid the rising cases of coronavirus as the fda has approved an emergency rollout of the moderna vaccine. now unlike pfizer's the moderna vaccine can be stored in most standard rather medical freezers and that makes it much easier to distribute to small providers and in more remote areas as well. the federal government all told bought 200 million doses of the moderna vaccine. california is expecting roughly about 627 doses to arrive early next week. the director of the national institute of health called the announcement a triumph for science. >>to see this out there with this 95% efficacy had a very good safety record for both of these messenger rna vaccine is probably better than we almost dared to hope. so this puts us in a very good position to say science is working

>>well governor newson says the state's vaccine committee will be providing an extra set of eyes and we'll review the moderna vaccine in the next few days. now all of this comes as frustration continues to build over the next round of shipments of the pfizer vaccine. governors and health officials in more than a dozen states including california say the federal government has told them to expect fewer doses than initially planned. the state health officials were expecting to receive 393,000 vaccine doses now they are estimating that number to be closer to 233,000. and they say it's still not exactly clear a clear what's causing the drop in the vaccine. a lot. with the entire bay area now under regional stay at home order this is going to be the first weekend with new restrictions that have taken effect but there is some pushback in the north bay for instance businesses and solano county who are just trying to stay afloat during what is normally a busy holiday shopping season. kron four's

gayle ong reports from benicia with how one shop is staying open. >>we typically see going out of business sales will this place is having a trying to stay in business sale and the shop owner says people are coming in. >>the sign has actually helped it helped a lot elise anderson put up this store fronts signed in june after the first day at home order in march that forced her to close her vintage shop leases cottage and downtown benicia at a closed for a couple of months and then when i reopen. customers who come in slowly, they would trickle income. >>they were a little afraid to come in. and how are you doing and i'd say i'm just trying to stay in business. the new stay at home order mandate house for solano county to fall in line with the rest of the bay area. >>anderson is allowed to have 3 people inside at the time by every dollar helps it really does. >>i don't not rated cry yeah, it really does help. >>it was quite in downtown benicia friday. anderson says

it's usually bustling a time when businesses look forward to holiday sales. but during the hard times some people have shown their generosity had one and come in and he but like a $20 shirt. >>and when he handed me his card he said put 300 on it. you know and stuff like that those when people do that kind of adjust your just i totally cry haha. people have been very kind. >>elise's cottage is not qualified for the ppp loan that help small businesses during this pandemic because she works alone and has no employees right now her business is surviving on her life savings here in benicia gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and we're heading outside for a live look at there's now an alert system in place of sfo letting travelers know about quarantine orders. everyone who arrives in san francisco must now quarantine for 10 days and that includes residents returning from outside the bay area. now this will re remain in effect until

at least january 4th. now to the south bay where covid testing is available for travelers at minetta san jose airport that testing is available every day but there are some restrictions. travelers first of all need an appointment and they must present their ticket and it's only available for people who fly on alaska and hawaiian airlines and the test will cost you $170. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san francisco mayor london breed response to schools for the rain delay in reopening will have that coming up. >>and on capitol hill still no stimulus deal just yet they are working today on the compromise will have the latest from washington. and outrage over stanford medicine's distribution of covid vaccines will explain why that's coming up.

>>good morning, welcome back let's get to a big story. we're following this saturday while health care workers across the country are rejoicing about the arrival of a new covid vaccine. it's a different story at stanford medical center where health care staff are outraged over stanford medicine's distribution of covid vaccinations protesters say the vaccines have not been given to those front-line workers in close contact with covid patients. instead they're using the medical center of prioritizing more senior doctors and other medical workers who are not at

high risk. >>only house staff members were invited get in the first wave of vaccines 131300 so it was. it was very small number. >>stanford claims they used an algorithm to select 5,000 workers to be the first to receive the vaccine. but that algorithm failed to include lower-ranked workers who treat covid patients so they were left out of the first round of vaccines, stanford medicine medicine has apologized saying quote we take complete responsibility and profusely apologize to all of you. we fully recognize we should have acted more swiftly to address the errors that resulted in an outcome that we did not anticipate. officials say that going forward they will change how the vaccine is distributed. as coronavirus cases explode california is having a really some trouble trying to find enough medical workers to staff local hospitals. governor newsom

says the state is now looking overseas for extra help roughly 3,000 temporary medical workers are needed. california's health corps has been unable to make up that difference that program began last march has been staffed by recently retired healthcare workers and people who are in the process of getting a medical license. the health corps had about 4900 workers available last spring. but that number now stands at just 900 dave ok marty with clear skies last night temperatures that did little tumbling there we of 30's across most of the region will get up to about 40 or so come next hour 50's into the afternoon was even some 60's. >>and join the dry weather for the next couple of days, there is rain way upstream though putting your forecast together just a

>>8.14 this saturday morning if you're still thinking about the last minute shopping ideas, dave spahr as the perfect thing for you he says maybe a raincoat or an umbrella by next weekend. >>that's a good idea that's right ok on there you go marty also going to say gloves but you need unfortunately so those peeking into their presents a little early shame on but anyway, we got a cold temperatures to start with lots of 30's going on in land but at least lots of sunshine. we can make out the shot coming in from walnut creek and that will be the case all this weekend and the start next week to we're off to a dry note until as marty was talking about things will

change into next weekend. it looks like here's a look at those temperatures though some 30's up to the north bay village coming about 43 30's you can see for concord also livermore san francisco check-in to 4436, half moon bay with 41 for any ocso basic it's going to high pressure repelling all the systems to the north that's a very familiar pattern we've seen toward detriment we're having the drought problems going on, this is not going to be that permanence is going to be for a good chunk of the week and then things will change by the latter portion of this week as we get into next weekend only thing is we don't know in terms of the timing of the systems coming our way but it's pretty clear that score because traits of putting this all together real quickly, mostly sunny, cool to mild depending on perspective, it's a 5060's mixture, upper 50's lower 60's within about a 5 degree range coast to inland. and then for a next week at scattered clouds late in the week temperatures though hold steady to see a big change there. and even those nightly lows until the end of the will be kind of chilly in the 30's.

we'll have a couple prepare accordingly next weekend, yes, rain possible on saturday. sunday by one of the runs appears to be dry with early into the following week again more unsettled temperatures for highs today, we've got the middle to upper 50's along the central valley, 64 bakersfield, 72, san diego and 59 coming in for san francisco, and lighting it up for a 62 for oakland today that's a nice climb from 31 9 this morning, 61 going on for san jose and across the water geography we get into some of those upper 50's lower 60's of course we'll have a closer inspection all this in the 4 zone and a bit 59 for. mountain dew and 64 up to santa rosa. let's take a quick peek and to look ahead of what it looks like over your 7 day forecast here. we have the early part of the week is clear latter portion week with that high breaking down. here comes the cloud cover and unsettled into next weekend should know by tuesday is a possibility maybe up to the

north they might pick pick up a stray shower, 30's cover us for low, so it's going to be chilly all week long in those inland valleys with 40's covering the coast marty ok dave thanks a lot national news this morning lawmakers on capitol hill are reaching for the finish line in negotiations for the covid relief bill. but new demands and discussions could mean a few more days before both sides are ready to vote. our washington dc correspondent basal john has the latest. >>the discussion around the latest covid relief bill has hit a hurdle just as congress was close to a deal in terms of the is in terms of unemployment housing. those issues small businesses with the ppp all those issues is an immediacy pennsylvania, democratic congressman dwight evans says despite the possible hold up. he is prepared to get relief out to americans. we should stand years malls, we have to we get just a pennsylvania republican congressman lloyd smucker says

he supports the framework to bring relief to americans but has not seen the bill yet some of pieces are in there but until we see the final language of just not sure exactly what those look like yet democrats are blaming a recent a man from pennsylvania republican senator pat toomey. >>to decrease federal reserve spending for complicating negotiations. virginia democratic senator mark warner says last minute changes is not a first for congress where. >>probably right up against the edge, but i do think we will end up getting a deal smucker is confident congress will eventually come to terms. >>and get a bill out and hopefully we'll be doing so within the few days or at least the next week. >>house and senate leadership says lawmakers should prepared to stay on capitol hill through the weekend. reporting in washington, i'm basil john. >>and a narrow victory for president trump as the supreme court dismissed a challenge looking to block the president's plan to exclude undocumented immigrants from

living in the u.s. from the census count. the census is used to determine how many seats in congress and electoral votes. each state will get. the court says it's too soon to rule on the president's plan, partly because it's not clear just how many people would be excluded. the court says also that the ruling is not a final decision and they're not weighing the merits of the president's plan. the 3 liberal justices on the justices on the nation's highest court dissented on that decision. san bernardino county is suing the state asking the california supreme court to overturn the stay at home order county leaders claim the order goes too far under the state's emergency act. they say governor newsome has acted improperly. the suit also charges that san bernardino county should be able to get its own regulations. it says the state's orders stretch the county's resources thin making it too difficult for the sheriff and health department to revive to provide other critical services, san bernardino county with like the california supreme court

to make a decision by december 28th. that's when the 3 week order is set to expire or be renewed. now developing story this morning congressional leaders were briefed behind closed doors on the possible russian hack on the u.s. government but some lawmakers say they're disappointed about how little they learned, it's believed as many as 6 government departments all of which use the network software solar winds were hacked our washington dc correspondent raquel martin has more on that. >>this is very very serious lawmakers say they're concerned about national security after suspected russian hackers tore through nearly every government agency and access top secret network, this hack was so big in scope then. >>he even our cybersecurity experts don't have a real sense in terms of the brett our friday breathing lawmakers see as many as 18,000 public and private entities were compromised in the attack people should be very

concerned david simpson, a cyber security expert and former chief of the fcc's homeland security bureau says it could take a week to tackle the months of damage with the 6 to 9 months that attackers have been in the network. they have work to brew in and be ready for the day that was discovered to ensure that they maintain conductivity illinois republican congressman john shimkus says it's clear the country needs a better line of defense you can never do too much or national security is at stake, illinois democratic senator dick durbin says the government already spent billions of dollars to avoid these attacks. the think that has been compromised. >>at the hands of one of our implacable foes is. and irving he's demanding further action and slammed president trump for staying silent united states cannot be. >>a victim of putin over and over again without speaking out and more lawmakers are now demanding more details in a briefing tomorrow. >>in washington raquel martin.

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>>sometimes twenty-twenty feels like a bad dream you want to just wake up in 2021 with a fresh start and that pretty much sums up the

forty-niners season, it's felt like a bad dream full of injuries and coronavirus trauma. i think we're all ready to move on 5 in 82 games back from the final wild-card spot. the 49 ers are pretty much out of the playoff picture still cawtioning and doesn't want his team to throw in the towel. they face the cowboys this weekend. >>it's important that we play there's a certain standard that we expect no matter what your excuses artists. i know we can play better than we last 2 weeks and that's right ali talked about and that's the one thing we can and when you can focus on what you control i think. it makes things a little bit easier some trying to get guys only focus on their jobs who better than what we've done because we can't afford to keep taking steps back. >>the historic run for the san jose state university football team continues with a championship on the line i mean look at this epic celebration. they deserved it though when the when you hear what they did the spartans will play in the mountain west conference championship against boise state for the first time in program history,

the 2 teams will meet in vegas. the spartans were forced out of san jose several weeks ago to the county covid restrictions their impressive 6 and oh record the spartans national attention with the team cracking top 25 college football. rankings this week coming in at 24. >>head coach brent brennan says his players put in the work to turn the program around from a one in 11 record just 2 years ago says outlets and you know the biggest part of that is just. >>the senior leadership on the team. you know a lot of young players that went through the struggle with us of our first few years here now juniors and seniors and so those guys have been to the hard times that they know what it's like don't want to leaven in in really feel like you don't have a great chance of winning games so you know they really attacked the offseason even though it was the strangest most heat all season, the history college football. >>and good news for hockey fans, the nhl appears to be one step closer to getting their season under way several outlets are reporting that the league and players association of reached a tentative

agreement on a 56 game season that is expected to be voted on this weekend the upcoming season can't come soon enough for san jose sharks players who have not played a game since march when you're a van der cain says he's been spending the extra free time with his wife and 6 month-old daughter. >>and also talking smack on twitter trying to challenge the paul brothers or youtube stars to a boxing match. yeah, he needs to get back on the ice. >>it's going to it was seen in santa clara county. it's it's going to the unknown is still there so so we are aware restarted or what city we're going to be playing it so so that's going to be unique she you know it will be exciting back in the u.s. get back to playing kind of talking. >>it will be exciting for us to watch some hockey to the nhl is argeting a january 13th st

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coming out doing its thing. >>satellite picture reveals we have a little deck of clouds in the predawn hours but most of the overnight was treated to kind of clear skies to allow those temperatures to come plummet a bit and we're still in recovery mode at this hour of the sun hasn't had a whole lot of time to work on this but santa rosa's been dancing around the 30 degree mark a little bit up a little bit below what we're 31 last check 37 39 for napa and you got to 41 for but plenty of 30 she can see inland again give another hour for this this will probably be all brought up to the 40's range not a whole lot the way of winds that actually helps temperatures fall during the night. so we've had low in the winds clear skies and all the elements we need to look kind of plumbing a bit that will be the case again for tonight in for the next couple of nights with drier and clear skies but the effort or the day today gets us well in the 50's and we'll probably see highs in the upper 50's but again some lower 60's to one investigator is going on your neck of the woods with that 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit marty all right dave.

thank you. we continue our coverage of the stay at home order that's now in effect for the bay area now this order that includes all of the bay area's having a very crippling impact on small businesses. >>and now many businesses are pushing back on the peninsula for instance, the owners of pacifica breweries say hypocrisy is the main issue that they have with the stay at home order. they're puzzled why why restaurants have been forced to reinvent themselves by creating safe outdoor dining spaces only to have them shut down again while busy indoor businesses like malls and retail stores can remain open. >>it's shutting down restaurants. bars worries. >>all of these places that's all stand together and figure out a way where we can safely. and say enough is enough you can do this you can do this this is wrong. it's not about being fair wrong. >>pacifica brewery and other restaurants have been asking for proof that outdoor dining is a breeding ground for spreading covid-19. they also

argue that by closing outdoor spaces people will gather on safely indoors elsewhere. >>i think it's important that our public health department, the state public health departments, be transparent about why they did this. >>they're similar frustration in san francisco over the outdoor dining ban and that's causing some city leaders to take action. a group of supervisors are set to hold an emergency meeting next week. they plan to them and that public health officials clearly explained the reasons for banning outdoor dining. kron four's maureen kelly has more on that. >>parklets deserted on 18th street into trail hill as outdoor dining has been shut down under the new health order. tuesday a resolution will be voted on at the san francisco board of supervisors, an emergency hearing calling on the state to be more transparent about the reasons behind the ban. it's a supervisor matt haney supports and we also need to have a conversation about.

>>the ways in which this could actually lead people to go inside. more risky activities. everything that i've seen has shown that the single most risky thing you can do to get this virus is to be inside with other people, especially in galleries. i haven't seen any data at all that shows that outdoor activities, especially with one or 2 other people either dining or going on a walk to the park is contributing to the spread in all the pushback on the ban of outdoor dining is happening in many places around the state, the owner of a martinez bar and restaurant is one of several suing contra costa county. >>for enforcing the ban ahead of the state. he says he can't make it on take out a loan and has had to lay off staff my business like others. >>is like a family we're here to look out for each other. and how can look out for my family. if i'm being handcuffed but a ucsf professor of epidemiology says there is science behind this band people are taking their mascot. they have their masks

off to eat and drink. >>and if you're mixing you know that's those are transmission risks. if you wanted to go out with just your household. okay, you could i could imagine something like that. but you know with 52,000 cases reported yesterday this is a time for for less compromise not more compromise. unfortunately, maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and now some developing news this morning students in the san francisco unified school district will not be returning to campus next month as they originally planned. that's because the district says it can't meet its goal of reopening schools for in person learning on january 25th that's after the teachers union made new demands for health and safety requirements which the district says can't be met in time. in response, san francisco mayor london breed slam both the district and the union for failing to reach an agreement she called it infuriating saying quote i can't imagine how hard this is for our families and for young people who haven't been in the

classroom since march. she also added that we should not be creating a false choice between education and a safe return to classrooms. we can do both. the university of california reporting a record number of applications during the pandemic the school says it received nearly 250,000 applications for next fall that's a 15% jump compared to last year. meantime college applications plunged at the csu university officials say the results are largely because of the pandemic as more students are looking for financial help. >>and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, we'll take a look at how you can help bay area families in need of food this holiday season that story's coming up next stay with us.

>>good morning, welcome back bay area food banks are feeling the pressure this holiday season. officials with the san francisco marine food banks say the demand for food assistance during the pandemic is taking a toll on volunteers. now despite that kron four's phillipe djegal reports thousands of hardworking people are still delivering meals. >>the effort is still there and they're still showing up for their ships but in recent weeks the san francisco-marin food bank says it's in valuable volunteers are

wearing down laws are least 7 people worry about their safety this year the peak number of volunteers working for a week was 2500 more than double prepandemic levels down about 20% in recent weeks as shelter-in-place orders have slowed operations senator just the bare bones crew. >>every ship so that there's enough people to make sure the work gets done and the food gets to mood. but also everyone has room to social that i want to stay safe as a vault and there is still a lot of work to do heading into christmas and the new year. >>by the end of 2020 senior community engagement manager cody james says the food bank will have delivered enough food for more than one 0.4 million holiday almost doubled this nation was serving about 55,000 households, four-week right now. >>who. >>are at risk students who didn't security sent to make sure everybody gets to live healthy. and so does not want that word. so unfortunately, the numbers show more and more

of us are struggling to put food on the table during the public health emergency, especially seniors and people with believe all kron 4 news. >>and keep in mind the kron 4 is teaming with the super bowl of caring to raise 1 million meals for families in need. if you'd like to donate simply take out your phone and then scan the qr code that's on your screen you can see it there in the lower left texts or you can text the word and y e donate 2, 2, 6, 9, 8, 9, you can also visit the tackle tackle hunger dot org website and pick a local charity that you can donate to dave ok clear skies last night's sunny for today temperatures a modest amount in the lower to upper 50's lower 60's with a closer inspection that your 4 zone forecast a hand. >>looking for some rain coming next weekend keep it here.

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and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. man 3 vo: ask your rheumatologist about humira. woman 4 vo: go to humira.com to see proof in action. >>good morning welcome back sun starting to warm things up around the bay area but we will get to some chilly temperatures this morning. days for is here to sort it all out for a good morning. marty good morning everybody on cold start it is and woman up to the upper 50's lower 60's for today but dig in that blue skies, we have plenty of that not just for today, but it looks like the whole weekend. >>into next weekend though, different story about it we'll

be getting our christmas presents a little late looks like as we get some more rain coming our way but again the shot from timber on enjoy. as we'll see plenty of across the bay still working on these temperatures now i think i suspect these numbers are still just the top of the hour that they will re correct or add on update for us. at the top of the hour, but 31 santa rosa's been cold all this morning there 39 a bottle also for napa we're looking at 40's lining up the east bay shoreline with 39 for san jose 44 meanwhile for san francisco. so we've got the high pressure zone that is blocking all the success of systems coming our way here in the clear we are in dry for the next well really much of the week and the latter portion the week things start to change a little bit might have some scattered clouds but the rain probably will hold off until the weekend let's get into that now there is one little opportunity here on about tuesday to see a little system gray's over the north of us. so probably won't do much for most of the bay area. but there is that slight chance of maybe a sprinkle protect the up to the north bay breather here, scattered clouds as we finish off the

weekend by saturday. there's an opportunity for rain but the second system is really kind of interesting it's more potent looking and it also may have some more colder air aloft that may drive some thunder shower action lower those snow levels too and with all the systems of course we're adding to the snow in tahoe as we get into the weekend all right, let's check it out your 4 zone forecast for your saturday 59 san francisco. now to the coast will do about 61 daly city pacifica 57 half moon bay at 58 much the same looks like on the bay side peninsula as we approach at about 60 even heading down south. it's pretty much into the lower 60 so even though we see a lot of sun we don't get a whole lot of warming in pretty uniform, whether you're inland or at the coast, 61 going on for san jose 64 morgan hill little bit better warming there 60 milpitas cupertino 62 got about 60 ish on the east bay shoreline to the south tri valley you're looking at close to 6059 dublin as well also 59 for walnut creek danville with

6062 san leandro with the richmond at 59. solano county you're checking in mostly dull about the 60 degree range 60 bunny 6159 napa and 64 santa rosa with about 60 heading down to southern now the 7 day forecast again clear on this side of the 7 day over towards tuesday showed you that weak system up north and then we have scattered clouds to finish things off with the rain basically holding off until next weekend. now because of the dry air and those clear skies watch the lows in the 30's we will be for most of the region. a little bit of a slight improvement as we finish off the week of course becoming more unsettled into the weekend meanwhile, the coastal numbers in the 40's smart ok dave thank you back to the news this morning. more than 84 million americans are expected to travel over the christmas holiday despite covid-19 restrictions. >>so a lot of doctors are worried that all of that nonessential travel could trigger another covid-19 surge

as the country is now in the middle of the post thanksgiving surge. mark martin has more on that. >>it's been a bumpy ride for americans this year. the coronavirus causing unexpected turbulence in 2020, especially during a holiday season that has been anything but normal and during a time when end of your travel together with loved ones would be so warmly welcomed similar to thanksgiving. the cdc says the best way to celebrate is that home december and january and february are going to be rough times i actually believe they're going to be the most difficult time in the public history of this nation most state leaders asking the residents to heed the warnings of health officials and wait until it's safe to celebrate i don't know that christmas in july is going to have the same hot cocoa great coffee christmas morning. but i can delay that and i'm asking and hoping that you can do the very same according to aaa travel volume is decreasing 29% this year, but there are still about 85 million

americans who plan on driving or flying things have been different and they're probably going to be different for a little bit longer. chris perry works at dallas love field with air travel expected to decline by about 60% he says it's a hit hubs like this one are feeling all across the country with daily customer count down significantly around the holidays, thanksgiving, christmas will get closer to 20,000 normally but right now we're looking around like 9 to 500 to 11,000 something like that some airports like tampa international implementing covid testing sites inside the terminal to give passengers peace of mind we had people lined up here before they even open this morning and we've had a steady stream of people all day wanting to get the test to see if they've called it and for americans opting for a good old fashioned family road trip experts at gasbuddy say traffic volume has dropped, but it remains an especially popular choice this year so far covid-nineteen really not slowing down american's interest in hitting the road in fact of those

hitting the road almost 40% of them are going to be crossing state lines. patrick dehaan says he's seeing most roadtrippers come from more rural parts of the country couple covid with your average tank of gas costing 2.19 a gallon this month in the open road sounds pretty appealing gas prices on christmas like will it be their lowest since 2015. that's kind of a well oiled machine at this point that is almost every holiday this year is c multiyear lows. no matter which way your ticket or tank takes you many travelers just wanting to be home for the holidays yeah, no i hadn't been to the airport in payments like josh covey who decided to travel in his christmas best to spread some much needed cheer this is his first time flying since the pandemic broke out just been avoiding the driver thanksgiving, so. >>i think i took a leap of faith i thought you know what will this will give us a fly we'll give it a whirl like i said how's going to present here without the senate. >>well that was markie martin reporting for us this morning. the consumer product safety commission reminds everyone to

be careful with their christmas trees and make sure you keep them watered. take a look at this demonstration that shows just how quickly a dry tree can ignite if it somehow catches fire. you can see it becomes a torch in of less than 10 seconds apparently a lot more people are choosing live trees for their homes this year. we'll be right back with much more stay with us. we're eating and drinking foods and beverages

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>>good morning, welcome back a florida woman says she was shocked to find a raccoon had somehow snuck into her home and then tucked himself, nice and cozy indoor christmas tree. take a look at the aftermath. 5 in the morning. >>these are the ornaments that made it. there's my beautiful tree. >>there's the all she tried to coax that raccoon to get out of her plays now the door but wouldn't go quietly and a lot of a tree decorations came crashing down in the end it took a couple of hours to get that racoon out and back outside into the woods, wow. well a grinch in sacramento county is showing the thieves and crooks don't take a break during the holidays. a woman was caught on camera stealing yard decorations from a home lonnie wong has the story.

this is probably about 2 thirds of my collection there's a guy like joe 5th pick in just about every neighborhood someone who gets a kick out of collecting and displaying christmas lawn decorations. >>purposely look for stuff that wasn't just home depot or lowe's bought. but thursday morning he was in for a shock. jones prize rudolph the reindeer and the abominable snowman bumble were missing. the security cameras on his and low home caught a suspicious white suv cruising slowly down the street around 1230 early thursday morning. then a middle aged woman calmly got out and went straight for rudolph, she went ahead and pride rudolph or so then she that she pried up bumble joe bought the stolen items, 12 years ago and they are no longer made. there were easier targets next or closer to the sidewalk. >>my neighbor has bumble and also has rudolph but she specifically wanted >>those 2. joe has a 6 year-old daughter but he's actually been collecting and puhting up christmas decorations for 20 years. he takes the loss of his rudolph

and bumble personally the value of his loss is a measured in dollars do it for the children in the neighborhood everything so they could see it. >>and a kind of robs them of joe's friends and family have been looking for that white suv or signs of the missing figures and has posted the video on neighborhood watches on social media. it is a christmas bomber. yes. but i'm just hoping we can you know find who did it. >>we're looking for temperatures to get into the 50's and some lower 60's this afternoon with plenty of sunshine over take a look at your forecast in just a bit. we are monitoring the icu capacity around california has hundreds of hospitals experiencing a surge of patients. >>plus fda has authorized a second covid-19 granting emergency a vaccine. we'll have the latest on when we can expect it to arrive also the entire bay area under a stay at home order but some

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>>the news station you're watching morning and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news. it is saturday december 19th a marty

gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it's 09:00am here we'll get to our top story in just a minute, but first we want to check in on the weather. >>we'll talk about how cold it is out there go as for the live in tights and boots and you know how to jacket on when i walked in dave spahr is it going to get all warmer than off a little bit this afternoon morning guys good morning everybody and off to subfreezing temperatures we were in a couple little spots now but we've graduated up to at least the 30's going on with some 40's poking out even in some of the inland valleys as well, here's how we stand right now 41 livermore and also antioch 44 conquered. >>54 oakland when this morning starting at 39, 37 for santa rosa 42 going on for san jose but we are trailing from where we were this time yesterday took in those inland areas by some half a dozen degrees and will the cloud cover move on in the predawn hours just a little bit of clearing out right now as we get to the day today, here's a live shot of temper on as you can see the golden gate off towards the

distance another thing too is that we're seeing some fog in us a little bit around the sacramento valley that will clear out relatively late today say afternoon only to return again tomorrow this a different type of fog we get across the bay, it's more the to fog type of thing that we get from radiation fog unlike addiction fog we to plug it 55 at 1 o'clock at fort 53 some areas will poke into the lower 60's. lots of sunshine early week, but things changed by the end of the week we'll have more on the forecast in just a bit back to you sounds great day. thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this morning. the icu capacity in 2 of california's 5 regions are now filled and have 0%. >>of space left all told more than 98% of the state's population now under a stay at home order that's right here is a breakdown of available icu beds in the in the bay area we're at 12.8% capacity. >>southern california and the san joaquin valley. those are the areas at 0% this morning for the 3rd day in a row

california has recorded more than 41,000 new covid cases and 300 deaths. >>there have now been more than 1.7 million confirmed cases of covid in our state, 22,000 people have died from the virus in california and the positivity rate over the past 2 weeks is now 11.8%. >>between pfizer and moderna we should have enough doses just this month of december to immunize the first 20 million people and what we hope will be a big to get this terrible virus behind us. >>it's nice to have a little bit of good news this morning amid the rising cases of coronavirus the fda has approved an emergency roll out now of the moderna vaccine now unlike pfizer's the moderna vaccine can be stored in most standard medical freezers and that will make it much easier to distribute a smaller providers and also people in more remote areas. >>the federal government did by 200 million doses of the

moderna vaccine. california is expecting roughly 627,000 doses to arrive sometime early next week. >>and the director of the national institutes of health calls this announcement, a triumph for science. >>to see this out there with this 95% efficacy had a very good safety record for both of these messenger rna vaccine is probably better than we almost dared to hope. so this puts us in a very good position to say science is working well governor newsom says the state's vaccine committee will be providing an extra set of eyes. >>and review the moderna vaccine over the next few days. >>this also comes as frustration is actually building over the next round of shipments of the pfizer vaccine, governors and health officials in more than a dozen states including here in california say the federll government has told them to expect fewer doses than initially planned state health officials were expecting to receive some 393,000 vaccines.

now they're estimating that number to be closer to 233,000. still it's not clear exactly what what's causing that drop in vaccine allotment. >>the entire bay area is now under regional stay at home order this will be the first weekend actually that the new restrictions are taking effect in the entire bay area and there's some pushback now of course in the north bay businesses in solano county are just trying to stay afloat. >>during what is normally a very busy holiday shopping season. lisa anderson is the owner of a lease us cottage up in benicia she says the new orders allow only 3 people in her store at a time and that's hurting sales. >>now i'm not ready cry >>yeah i had a closed for a couple of months and then when i reopen. customers who come in slowly, they would trickle income. they were a little afraid to come in. and how are you doing and i'd say i'm just trying to stay in business.

>>says business is not qualified for the ppp loan that help small businesses because she does not have employees and runs the shop herself. the story at least are surviving on her life savings. we're taking a live look outside at sfo now where there is now an alert system in place letting travelers know about the new quarantine orders, everyone arriving in san francisco must now quarantine for 10 days that includes residents returning from outside the bay area. it's going to remain in effect until at least january 4th. >>and to the south bay this morning where covid testing is now available for travelers at mineta san jose international airport. the testing is available daily but there are some restrictions you should know about first of all travelers will need an import on appointment also present their ticket and keep in mind. it's only available for people who are flying on alaska and hawaiian airlines. the test will cost $170.

>>coming up after the break on the kron 00:00am morning news mayor london breed response to schools further delaying their reopening. and on capitol hill there's no stimulus deal just yet they're working today on a compromise we'll have the very latest from washington. but first outrage over stanford medicine's distribution of covid vaccinations coming up.

>>good morning, welcome back let's get to a big story that we're following this morning health care workers across the country are rejoicing about the arrival of the covid vaccine, but it's a different story at stanford medical center yeah that's right health care staff are outraged right now over sanford medicines distribution of these vaccinations protesters say the vaccines have not been given to those front-line workers who are actually in close contact with covid patients. instead they're accusing the medical center of prioritizing more senior doctors and other medical workers who are not at a high risk. >>only house staff members were invited to get in the first wave of vaccines, so it's 131300 so it was. it was very small number. >>stanford claims they used an algorithm to select 5,000 workers to be the first to receive the vaccine. but that algorithm failed to include lower rate workers who treat

covid patients so they were left out of the first round of vaccines. >>stanford medicine has apologized. they say quote we take complete responsibility and profusely apologize to all of you. we fully recognize we should have acted more swiftly to address the errors that resulted in an outcome we did not anticipate and quote officials say going forward they will change how the vaccine is distributed. >>as coronavirus cases explode the state is having trouble finding enough medical workers to staff the local hospitals governor newsom says california now looking for overseas help. >>roughly 3,000 temporary medical workers are needed california's health corps has been unable to make up that difference that program began back in march, it's staffed by recently retired healthcare workers and people in the process of getting a medical license. the health corps had about 4900 workers available in spring. that number now stands at just 900 dave.

>>cold start we've got going on as we see lots of sunshine we blast through the 50's even some lower 60's expected for this afternoon. we'll take a look at your forecast which has some rain as we get into next weekend kron 4 morning news, if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back,

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>>i get all morning about how chilly it is for us anyway here in the bay area where such weapons against now 30's and throwing up our hands, i'm like socks that you might hear on rundle than a blanket that's for sure i'm sure a lot of people are still cozy potentially in bed. this morning is that is very very chilly out there. dave spahr has got a look at the actual temperatures a day. >>okay good morning guys, good morning everybody and we've graduated a little bit out of the 30's to get some 40's on here how about that we've improved a bit although it will be winter like cool going on this afternoon even with all the sunshine temperatures will be in the upper 50's lower 60's over most of the region, but again we're kind of tracking things right now into the 40's over most of the regional those still holding on 37 up to santa rosa got some 40's out here to try valley east bay shoreline 48 for hayward 54 open so some big time movement here again

37 for santa rosa with 46, san francisco, little cloud cover the predawn hours moved out before the sun joined outside of some high cloudiness were basically a mostly sunny saturday and sunday coming your way live shot from timber on off towards the distance you will notice again, mostly sunny skies with the compliments of this high pressure zone yeah that's going to block things for really the middle of the week is there goes up and around us. question mark is by tuesday wednesday. there's a weak little system that will be to our north. potentially bring in a few stray showers up in the north bay may be that some scattered clouds over parts of the bay area so for this weekend. we've got mostly sunny cool to mild 50's and 60's mixture. next week, some scattered clouds late in the week we had that weak system tuesday wednesday. but then afterwards as the high breaks down we'll see some scattered clouds temps hold steady and then for next weekend. possible rain on saturday taking a breather on sunday that's a question mark because the models don't all agree on that they're having a fight a little disagreement here. but the good news is

they both agree will be getting rain by next weekend into the following week so that will be necessary for us upper 50's along as you can see the central valley for today down the socal 72, san diego 68 for l a x and 59 me well for san francisco, 62 oakland considering the high of the morning low rather was 39 when we started 61 san jose, mostly sunny and cool for that standard and across the greater real estate we see still some upper 50's in the inland valleys, but again it's much better than those 30's. tonight's going to be chilly yet again and the next several days will probably be like that until we get some moisture and some scattered clouds and here we'll have more on the extended forecast and checking your 4 zone as well back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot. it's a national news, this morning president trump signed a 2 day temporary spending bill. >>just hours before the midnight deadline that would have been a government shutdown this weekend. >>that's right the bill buys more time to strike a deal for a coronavirus relief package,

negotiations have been moving slowly, but now both sides say they are making progress still continue working through the weekend. >>i believe also feel we're making. good progress on a major relief bill of the trouble with the year appropriations measure. but alas we're not there yet we cannot leave. >>washington as senators. well the holidays to go back to all families unless we address the pain and of other families. throughout this country. >>democrats say they are angry about the attempts by republicans to curb the emergency lending powers of the federal reserve. they say it's an effort to undermine president elect joe biden meanwhile, republicans are upset democrats won't agree to a sweeping liability shield to protect businesses. hospitals and other organizations from covid related lawsuits. >>meanwhile in an effort to

assure americans that the vaccine is safe i president mike pence along with congressional leaders all received their first doses of the covid-19 vaccine. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell house speaker nancy pelosi. >>each tweeted photos of themselves getting the shots and the vice president has taken an increasingly visible role in highlighting the safety of the vaccine celebrating it as a medical miracle. >>it was a christmas holiday approaches this is always a season of hope. we gather here today at the end of a historic week. from the american people have hope is on the way. >>and president elect joe biden and his wife will be getting their first doses of the pfizer vaccine on monday vice president elect kamala harris and her husband, we'll get their shots in a couple of weeks. >>their workers and nursing home residents already receiving the vaccine. many groups are jockeying to be next in line but who will actually be included in that next phase, nancy loo has

more. at this point we have prioritized vaccination among those who are at highest risk of exposure based on their work location and the type of publix and they do >>like the rest of the country. the initial vaccinations in california this week have sparked a lot of hope despite the disappointment of smaller than expected shipments. >>another is expected next week along with the first wave of modern a shot for now health officials are getting the most out of what's already here a lot shipments going to be as big as we hoped there we play. >>to reach our 10,000 the work force member by the end of the year in that 6 dose out of the vile also house the supplies that we've already received while all states are prioritizing the front line and those in long-term care for the wide array of essential field after that seems to be a gray area,

california's advisory committee meets again next week. but it has indicated first responders educators and farm workers could be next. nevada new york and florida or other states that also have teachers high in the essential band along with public transportation and grocery workers but state by state will differ on who goes next is widely expected that vaccinations won't be available to the general population until spring or summer. >>health officials say the immediate focus must remain the mitigation of spread. >>i'm not going to sugarcoat this we are getting crushed. for most of the days of last week we've had 0 icu beds open in the morning. and we've had to scramble. we moved this patient here remove that patient or already expanding care. in 2 years the hospital we don't normally provide that type of care in. >>well as nancy loo reporting for us this morning now even though the general public will likely have to wait until

spring to get vaccinated some people been offering to pay big to cut the line. >>it has been nonstop phone calls e-mails text messages. i can get the vaccine is there a wait list out the top of the list when can we go. >>beverly hills doctor is shot ali claims that some of his wealthy patients are offering 10's of thousands of dollars in order to jump the line to take the vaccine. the federal government is in control of allocating both the pfizer and moderna vaccines and it says it's not available to outside buyers. well. >>all right still ahead in sports. the 49 ers getting ready for tomorrow's match up against the cowboys kylen mills talks to kyle shanahan. now on what the niners need to do to break a two-game losing streak stick with that.

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>>sometimes twenty-twenty feels like a bad dream you want to just wake up in 2021 with a fresh start and that pretty much sums up the forty-niners season, it's felt like a bad dream full of injuries and coronavirus trauma. i think we're all ready to move on 5 in 82 games back from the final wild-card spot. the 49 ers are pretty much out of the playoff picture still cautioning and doesn't want his team to throw in the towel. they face the cowboys this weekend.

>>it's important you know we play there's a certain standard that we expect no matter what your excuses i know we can play better than we had this last 2 weeks and that's right talked about and that's the one thing we can and when you can focus on much control i think. it makes things a little bit easier some trying to get guys only focus on their jobs who better than what we've done because we can't afford to keep taking steps back. >>the historic run for the san jose state university football team continues with a championship on the line i mean look at this epic celebration. they deserved it though when the when you hear what they did the spartans will play in the mountain west conference championship against boise state for the first time in program history, the 2 teams will meet in vegas. the spartans were forced out of san jose several weeks ago to county covid restrictions their impressive 6 and oh record the spartans national attention with the team cracking top 25 college football. rankings this week coming in at 24. >>head coach brent brennan says his players put in the

work to turn the program around from a one in 11 record just 2 years ago says outlets and you know the biggest part of that is just. >>the senior leadership on the team. you know a lot of young players that went through the struggle with us of our first few years here now juniors and seniors and so those guys have been to the hard times and they know what it's like don't want to leaven in in really feel like you don't have a great chance of winning games so you know they really attacked the offseason even though it was the strangest most heat all season, the district >>and good news for hockey fans, the nhl appears to be one step closer to getting their season under way several outlets are reporting that the league and players association of reached a tentative agreement on a 56 game season that is expected to be voted on this weekend the upcoming season can't come soon enough for san jose sharks players who have not played a game since march when you're a van der cain says he's been spending the extra free time with his wife and 6 month-old daughter. >>and also talking smack on

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if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to go. go safely, california. >>good morning, everybody welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. that's right. it is 9.30 here on this saturday morning it's chilly chilly chilly so we're going to send it on the republican dave spahr here. >>we're just taking a look at this shot from the golden gate bridge you can see the flags flapping in the breeze dave a lot of strong wind this morning. >>yeah, little bit of a breeze going on but unfortunately well unfortunately it wasn't working too much last night, the temperatures able to fall of even below freezing in some spots. now expect a repeat performance early in the week before things changed by the latter portion of the week. that's where we'll start to see the but more scattered cloud cover but a nice weekend in store for you except it's a cold start one at that even at this hour now we're looking at 37 up to santa rosa most readings have gotten into at least the 40's and some 50's now working on for open at 50

but still 42 down a san jose and some lower 40's off to the far east live shot coming in from half moon bay this is one of the spots was quite chilly this morning. but at least off to a sunny start it will be for today again we have little deck a cloud cover early on will be sprayed by some high cloudiness today but on balance looks like sunny to mostly sunny. when check most of the readings are calm to single digits at least we'll see when the education til maybe the middle of the week 55 for 1 o'clock at 4. at 53 money than gray some lower 60's and up coming up in just a little bit we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast and the extended as well back to you all right dave, thanks a lot. we're going continue our coverage of the stay at home order that's now in effect for the entire bear bay area. >>this order of course having a very crippling impact on small businesses here that's right on the peninsula, the owners of pacifica brewery are pushing back and now they're calling on other small business owners. >>to join that now the owners say that the restaurants are being treated unfairly that they're being targeted as covid 9 cases of covid-19

cases are on the rise. kron four's dan thorn has more on that. >>outdoor dining deserted pacific a brewery, the tables to remain empty a san mateo county is under another state home order, the small business like many others is forced to rely on just take out and so far that's not going so well it's not stay at home order at all. >>it's shutting down restaurants. bars all of these places. >>for helen nasser al-din her 2 dozen employees are at the heart of the matter most live paycheck to paycheck and depend on getting shifts the brewery is expanding take out to 7 days a week to help manage they need to feed their children. >>and if we say ok we're going to shut down for 3 weeks we'll call you in 3 weeks. they go hungry. they live penny to me. >>sir elton doesn't understand why malls and other retail stores can operate inside places like restaurants have taken extreme measures to keep

their customers safe outside nasser al-din says state and help leaders should reconsider the rules for restaurants, she's also hoping some will step up by defying the orders together to show their businesses are safe to operate, let's all. >>stand together and figure out a way where we can protest this safely. and say enough is enough you can do this you can do this this is wrong. it's not about being fair about being wrong reporting in pacifica dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and they're similar frustration about the outdoor dining ban here in san some city leaders are taking action. >>a group of san francisco supervisors are actually set to hold an emergency meeting next week they plan to demand that public health officials clearly explain the reasons for banning outdoor dining. a professor of epidemiology at ucsf says there is science to support the move. >>the point is that people take their masks off the heat. and it's not so much about the person, you know 3 tables away. as it is about the person across the table from

you and if there were these are for people to mix and mixed households. you know they represent a risk. >>doctor rutherford argues as the number of covid cases and hospitalizations skyrocket across the state. now is not the time to be making any compromises. >>retail businesses are also being heard by the new health order even those stores are allowed to stay open at reduced capacity have seen a severe drop in foot traffic with both tourists and locals choosing to stay home. kron four's dan kerman shows us how some of the even of the most popular destinations san francisco are struggling this holiday season. >>what have you seen pier 39 this empty, especially a week before christmas. but that's what it's like these days it has been definitely a shift that we felt this past week or 2 10 days. yes, the pandemic coupled with stay at home orders has reduced the number of those visiting here by more than 80% are busy days were probably 25 to 30,000 people

throughout the day we're seeing you know 2 to 3,000 people throughout the day the fact that outdoor dining is closed along with most pier 39 attractions doesn't help bring in locals or tourists. so these guys are still here to entertain those who do show up the lack of foot traffic isn't only here at pier 39 are busy holiday season usually starts about 2 weeks prior to christmas. >>points to the busiest weeks of the whole year and now we're down probably about 80% here in the shop z chuck, a is a popular spot for tourists and locals in north beach. >>but here to the pandemic coupled with the recent closure of outdoor dining as columbus avenue virtually empty. >>luckily, the company which is known for its perils of candy and a fudge has stepped up its online presence, it's up dramatically. this year but specifically this month of december. >>it's it's representing a major portion of our business really helping to keep us afloat now not all businesses can take advantage of an

online presence remains to be seen how many of these businesses will survive. >>into the new year. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>we have some developing news now students in the san francisco unified school district will not be returning to campus next month. as originally planned the district says it can't meet its goal of reopening schools for in person learning of january 25th that's after the teachers union made new demands for health and safety requirements which just can't be met in time in response mayor london breed slammed both the district and the union for failing to reach an agreement she called it infuriating saying quote i can't imagine how hard this is for our families and for our young people who haven't been in the classroom since march. also adding we should not be creating a false choice between education and a safe return to classrooms we can do both and quote. >>and the university of california is reporting a record number of applications during the pandemic the school

system says it received nearly 250,000 applicants for next fall and that's a 15% jump compared to last year. meanwhile college applications have plunged at the csu unit university officials say the results are largely because of the pandemic as more students are looking for financial aid. the coronavirus pandemic has shed new light on the vast inequities in our health care system with minority populations being hit particularly hard kron four's haaziq looks into the bay area neighborhoods that are hot spots for the spread of covid-19. >>we took a look at several dashboards and maps from bay area health department website for information regarding covid-19 hotspot city's neighborhoods and zip codes this is what we found in the city and county of san francisco. we took a look at the number of new cases per 10,000 residents confirmed within the last 30 days the dark green color of the map showing the most cases are in bayview hunters point 558 new

cases and the mission district where there are 627 new cases of the virus viewing the real-time data from across the bay in alameda county, the map also uses darker colors for covid-19 hotspot cities and zip codes among the high is diseased oakland's 9, 4, 6, oh one zip code with over 3200 total cases and the city of hayward with over 2800 total cases san mateo county health dashboard shows over 20,000 covid-19 cases hear cases are listed by individual cities the highest totals are in daly city with 2900 cases east palo alto with over 2300 over 2700 redwood city and more than 2000 covid-19 cases in south san francisco, the vast majority of this group is in santa clara county where the cumulative total was 53,885 cases of the virus with a seven-day rolling average of 1170 new cases, darker blue on

this map showing hot spot cities stretching from mountain view milpitas sunday, they'll santa clara san jose campbell and as far south as morgan hill. has it made kron 4 news. >>well despite trials months of testing and support from top health officials, many people of color still are very much unsure about the vaccine safety and there are many reasons for this, but analysts say it mostly comes down to america's history of racism in medical research and a lack of trust in the federal government doctor anthony fauci address the importance of having minorities represented. >>in vaccine trials. >>weekly basis every saturday morning as the trials going on. we got on with the leaders of the trial in the clinical trial sites and encourage them in show them and help them figure out how to get minority to dissipate shun and we to a certainty we were quite successful for example in the

murder his trial. we tried to guess to the 13% african-american which represents the relative proportion of african americans in society, we don't stop there we've got to about 11 in done he next population which is about 18 or 18 and they have 90% of the population. we got to 21, so we had good representation. those and african americans, particularly in the trial that has been discussed literally yesterday the more than a message or in a trial. it's really important to get minorities represented in the trial. because when the trial is shown to be safe and effective. you can then look at the community in the eye and say this vaccine is safe and effective in you in you and your people.

>>a study released by the naacp and the covid collaborative found that only 14 to 18% of black americans trust. >>that a vaccine will be safe and effective. >>coming up here on the kron 4 morning news, how you can help bay area families in need of food this holiday season we've got that story coming up next.

>>good morning, welcome back we review ship been enjoying plenty of sunshine. this morning as we're starting to head out of fallen into winter, nice and sunny, but it is chilly s out there we've got some wind going dave spahr standing by in the weather center with a look at what we can expect today, yeah, good morning guys good morning everybody yeah, you're right technically, it's still fall, i know the astronomers want to say it's not until we get into solstice and okay, so we've got a couple more days of fall going on here but winter like temperatures with lots of sunshine. we have going on checking into these kind of chilly morning start that we have for you we have 30's on the board earlier now they're pretty much graduate up to the 40's with a couple of 50's here and there like half moon bay check into 50 also open but 37 up to santa rosa, 46 foreign and those inland valleys in the far east bay we've got the lower 40's at work and we did have a little deck of clouds early on just before dawn. stream across but for the most part we'll just get spread by some high cloudiness up to the north live shot from half moon basically mostly sunny skies we've got to start the day

that will be. the course of today we'll see mostly sunny today, although not a whole lot of weight temperature movement as you would expect with all the sunshine. one note with some leftover fog out here towards the sacramento valley that's going to take a while to kind of clear up it may not be until about noon or so and only to recover by tomorrow. now this type of fog little different than the advection fog that's just the radiation fog that we get the type that you would get after it rains, you have all the moisture at the surface and a kind of precipitate out in what way of fog like that all right, here's what we have on the maps a big high pressure cell for the next several days. that's going to take us to the middle of the week. we expect some chipping away in some weakening of that's a tuesday wednesday zone and that first system a graze us with some cloud cover potentially little sprinkle but the real action is not going to happen until we get to next weekend, let's put all together for you this is the little grazing we're getting as high pressure starts to weekend all right, whatever applause applause, but here we get into the weekend and this is where things start to happen now the

big issue is we don't have a full grasp on timing here this a disagreement, but they both agree on 2 shots from this so that's the first one. the second one is little bit more potent little juice year lower snow levels with that we may also get some claps of thunder with that potentially hail for the bay area again this will be the second hit this particular model run puts us into monday afternoon on that 4 zone by the way that's on this monday that's the following one 59 san francisco 61 daly city pacifica at 57. touch warmer off to the bay side of the peninsula we're scratching into some lower 60's here as we see heading down palo alto 60 to 59 from mountain view and the santa clara valley, san jose at 61 cupertino 6264 milpitas and we're looking at 60 ish along the east bay shoreline to the south 59 for tri valley looks like dublin at 59 as well, 59 also for concord 58 for berkeley for you know uniform with these temperatures from coast inland, we're looking at

lower 60's also do it forced a lot of county 64 benicia 59 for nap and rose up that's quite an improvement from 29 this morning, 59 meanwhile 4 mill valley seven-day forecast here as we get into the holiday looks like it will stay in the 50's territory, more scattered clouds as we finish off the week. they're kind of show because the real thing doesn't happen until the weekend it looks like watch those lows at least early on or into the 30's for the next several days that's the dry air clear skies. checking in meanwhile, the coast put a stop to 4040's in the morning low back to you ok, thanks a lot these bay this morning, we're oakland police have released new body cam video of a deadly officer involved shooting it happened back on november, 3rd on 92nd avenue while officers were responding to reports of dozens of people in cars looting throughout the city. >>additional units are actually patrolling that night due to any possible post-election disturbances. officers caught up with those suspected looters after they crashed a car through the

front of a cannabis dispensary officers say that several suspects drove their vehicles onto the sidewalk and ran over at least one officer at the scene. that's when one officer fired at the driver hitting and killing him. >>any time deadly force is used by our officers regardless of what precipitates that force. we are all saddened by the tragic loss of life. our community is rightfully concerned when force is used and we are concerned as well. that's why we strive to provide you with as much information as possible. >>4 officers were injured during the incident, several agencies, including the alameda county district attorney's office and the oakland police internal affairs division are investigating the shooting. noel. >>well the man known as the norc how rapist will spend the rest of his life in prison on friday, he was sentenced to almost 900 years behind bars. doug johnson has more.

>>roy charles waller the man convicted of being the norcal rapist will be spending the rest of his life in prison. there's always an appeal. >>but we have every faith in every hope and trust in the system that he will die in prison friday judge sons waller to the maximum term of 459 years to run consecutive to another term a 438 years. >>to life for his crimes, mister waller deserves every single second that the judge gave him today i hope he lives a very very very long life for all his victims say they prefer to be called survivors. this is a moment they had waited decades for i'm done. he's gone. >>i never have to think about him for one more second my life and that is the greatest relief i could ever ever feel. >>1991 nickel or is pate was attacked by waller insider runner park home when she was 21 for any survivor who has not had the strength to do so. who's watching this today.

>>the only person who should be ashamed of what happened to you was the person who did it to you it is never ever you. >>the feeling of being scared and all that that is going to be there to recent lane was attacked by waller inside her home in 1992 when she was 30 years old and knowing though that he is not going to do it to anybody else of the most amazing. they never those attacks and 8 others between 1991 in 2006 went unsolved for years, but in 2018 investigators used dna evidence from crime scenes to find a match on the online dna service gedmatch that led to a relative a waller and ultimately his that the take away for us today. i think is that that is a technology that. >>these to be because it it did provide closure for so much and so many people. >>and waller's final sentencing was the closure. many victims say they have been waiting so long for but some say their work is far from over and i feel really snout to do to take the next step in this journey in my life.

>>which is to try to help other people stand up change the dynamic figure out why men are raping people and stopping the behavior stop putting the focus on all the women all the time. let's focus on the men. >>in sacramento, doug johnson. >>other news this morning, the demand for help during the pandemic is taking a toll on volunteers bay area food banks and that's right a san francisco marin food bank officials say they've been helping 55,000 households every week. >>at one point during the pandemic the food bank says they had about 2500 volunteers every week you know they've seen that number dropped by 20% and they're afraid that the worsening pandemic is a big reason why. >>getting people to come out and keep coming has been sounds and monza get 7 people worry about their safety and so it is hard to keep the enthusiasm and when people want to come and definitely >>well, jake says the food bank has enough volunteers for the holiday season, but they are worried what might happen after the holidays.

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>>well 2020 of course has brought its share of stress with distance learning those toilet paper shortages and just the overall anxiety, a pandemic can bring you may feel the need to let off some steam we've got the answer for you anthony howard takes us inside a rage room. >>for >>former teacher marci random is no stranger to stress and anxiety by would take do different things to kind of help me get past, but did sometimes i want to just throw stuff. i figured if i was like that then there are the people to they just needed to just this truth. just let go sometimes at the some research and mentor and reynolds asked from in jackson they they come in re junior just going to roll turn up the music is cranked up the music and just screaming and how in a controlled atmosphere you can also and appliances. worry

free with no cleanup yet you can do this at home, but you have to deal with the mess. regime is family friendly high school freshman our entire says it helps her with stress. this generation is not the type to open the 2 adults and. >>other people so we're more so closed off to our fielding like do with their own problems. >>so this will be a great way express there are he said the rules and got follow before you can raise relaxation room after >>looks >>like a great idea of the best part for me is you don't have to clean up after you make little rage and then relaxation can't go wrong we're going to relax today with the seven-day forecast, plenty of sunshine for the next several days dave says that we might have some rain the day after christmas that's what that will be a nice little christmas gift for us and so i know we still desperately needed even though we had a little bit last week.

yeah we sure do and in i was talking to dave earlier about maybe the perfect present if you haven't done any shopping is maybe get an umbrella or rain coat for this weekend, maybe some boots you never know, that's just about all the time we've got for today as you can see a beautiful beautiful day out there little bit of wind though so grab a jacket as you head out the door, thanks for joining us here el ella a marty gonzalez have yourself a great day we'll see you again tomorrow bright early at 07:00am.

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