>>and now on kron 4 just days after getting fda approval another covid-19 vaccine is ready to ship you're looking live at moderna's launch of nearly 6 million doses. the news station you're watching good morning, everybody thanks so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. it is sunday december 20th marty gonzalez we're going to get right to our top story in just a few second, but first to get the sunday forecast from meteorologist dave spahr day things are looking pretty nice outside so far the chilly though that's true. well we have to have those chilly mornings but we get the sunny

stuff in the afternoon. good morning morning, good morning. everybody that's right still battling some 30's going on this morning but will up to the 60's and some parts of the day today. so good a quick check into those telling to show temperatures we have the 30's up in the north bay. >>very typical what we saw yesterday also a little chilly around the delta today we're seeing the same kind of pattern we saw yesterday which we'll get to in just a second. but the mid 30's, you see out there livermore to cold 33 east bay shoreline hey we're checks in at 4037 going on for san jose. so on balance we're pretty much more mild on the peninsula in the north bay but off to the east bay a little colder this morning. we saw yesterday not much upstream and stormtracker 4 looks good for today and really into monday with lots of sunshine live camera shot. coming in for half moon bay. but also with the golden gate looking good no fog issues there shore but we are seeing some again around the delta like we did yesterday this is too early fog checking in a little bit spilling in from the sacramento valley. this will suppress high temperatures a

little bit in parts of the east bay this afternoon as it's going take a while to really clear that out and it looks like that will redevelop again for your monday morning. for your sunday, it looks like this will be up to about 5311 by 2 at 57, but again we'll see some 60's on that morning forecast in just a bit marty news this morning trucks are getting ready to roll this time with moderna's vaccine on board as this rollout begins the army general in charge of getting vaccines out across america apologizes. >>for smaller deliveries of pfizer's vaccine to several states including california. you're looking at what's happening this morning at mckesson supplant this is in mississippi. this is the nation is seen another record in hospitalizations and deaths due to covid the cdc, i voted to recommend moderna's vaccine for coronavirus for people, 18 and older. the fda authorizing the use of moderna vaccine on friday. now the next step is

to have the cdc's director sign off on the panel's recommendation and that's expected to happen sometime today as soon as that signed off states will then begin receiving some of the nearly 6 million doses of the moderna vaccine that the federal government plans to release. meantime johnson and johnson may become the next company to see its vaccine approved by the government. the health care giant has enrolled 45,000 participants for the first trial of its covid-19 vaccine. it expects initial data from that in late january so far johnson and johnson is the only company that's one dose vaccine which would of course mean a faster rollout both the mud aren't moderna and pfizer vaccines require 2 doses over about a month. so now with the possibility of another vaccine to join the fight against the coronavirus there's been a lot of frustration about the distribution of the current moderna vaccine. now the army general in charge of getting covid-19 vaccines across the

country is apologizing for a quote miscommunications with states over the number of doses to be delivered in the early stages of distribution. i failed. i am a justine i am fix scene and we will move forward from there. that's general gustav perna in his apology comes after governors and more than a dozen states including california said the federal government told him that next week shipment of the pfizer vaccine will be less than originally projected. the general says the government is now on track to get approximately 20 million doses to states by the first week of january. now this will be a combination of the pfizer and moderna vaccines. this morning. we're also following the latest on the state's icu bed capacity, the san joaquin valley region and southern california region. both have 0 icu beds available for patients today here in the bay area there's a little bit more than 12% of icu beds available. more than 98% of

the state's population is now under a stay at home order the bay area's eligible to drop to stay at home order on january 8th. if icu bed capacity improves. so now we want to take a look at the latest covid numbers, according to johns hopkins university, nationwide there are more than 17 million cases and more than 316,000 people have died from the virus. here in california there are over 22,000 deaths from covid-19. the epicenter of the pandemic in california is la county. they have recorded more than 100,000 new cases in just the past week city officials saying it's the fastest acceleration of new cases than at any other time during the pandemic now the surging number of infections is prompting and has been for weeks asking residents in southern california to avoid gathering so that hospitals can avoid a crush of covid-19 patients. but now the situation is bleak as the

county's case is now done take case total is now topping more than 610,000 people. >>heart attack if you get into a car accident. if you fall the lack or have a stroke. we may not have a bit for you we've had days within the services we've had to scramble to make bets. >>5,000 people were hospitalized with covid in la county on saturday alone and that's a good grim record for the county. and as cases continue to skyrocket tele health officials are desperately pleading with people not to travel in or out of the county in an effort to try and prevent the spread of the virus. >>well coming up this morning on the kron 00:00am morning news, the clock is ticking for the senate to vote on the stimulus deal will have details on a major breakthrough overnight on capitol hill that might clear the way for a compromise today. but next the call for aid from one south a leader as businesses in san jose are feeling the economic pain of the new is shut down. and

coming up on kron for an investigation underway in the south bay after shots were fired at a mall, shoppers and workers forced to shelter in place for hours we have the latest for you from police as the shooter is still at large this morning. ♪

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>>and we're back with a big national story that could affect millions of people the vote could come later today on a covid-19 economic relief package as top congressional lawmakers reached an agreement on a last major obstacle last night. the breakthrough involved a dispute over the federal reserve emergency powers. the nearly 1 trillion dollar package would provide $300 per week in unemployment ballot benefits and a $600 check to most americans. it would would also include a fresh round of subsidies for hard-hit businesses along with funding for schools, healthcare providers and renters who are facing eviction senate minority leader chuck schumer hopes the house and senate will both be voting today. now to the south bay this morning where businesses in downtown san jose continue to struggle to stay open during this second stay at home order. some of them are either closing for good or just hanging on by a thread. the executive director

of the downtown association scott means tells us that before the pandemic there were more than 200 restaurants in the area now they expect about 50 of them will not reopen. >>if there's grants coming get him out yesterday don't wait until the new year. there may not be as many businesses in 2021. >>well, these is also pleading for the community to shop local. in san francisco, 180 businesses will be receiving each of them will receive $10,000 grants from sales force this month, the software tech giant says these grants are going to a diverse group of business owners including women black lantern letting next and lgbtq owners. the sales says that restaurants and bars accounted for nearly 40% of the grant recipients good morning day already off to a cold start again, it looks like we'll make up for it by this afternoon as temperatures allow into the upper 50's lower 60's.

>>with lots of sunshine looks pretty good going to the however year around christmas looks like another system to watch out for we'll have details coming up in a

>>good morning welcome we have yet another sunny and clear day outside the bay area but a bit chilly later on that extra jacket if you're heading out for an early morning walk or a taking out the dog for a walk days for has all we need to know on the forecast. hi dave

in some gloves will probably work to morning hours you will need that a lot we going to rest the week here good morning. marty good morning, everybody. >>we're not doing bad considering that i mean it is winter after all and upstream we have a little bit of some rain try to develop actually to see 2 hits within the next about 8 days or so so look forward to as well live shot of our temperatures now we have some 30's going on around the delta here that has its own little story there we'll be fighting some fog this morning as the 2 lee fog here that's a little different than our typical and action fog we get over the golden gate. so this come spilling in from the central valley that may challenge highs later today but we're 34 santa rosa nevado just dropped the 2736 going on for napa in 46 meanwhile for san francisco, nothing upstream for today basically we're looking at a mostly sunny sky except again dealing with some of the fog around the delta there. here's a live shot of what's going on in half moon bay, pretty nice start to the day pretty clear as well you see got that

coastal fog that work there. it may return in spots so that later on up in up a point rate. sfo, no delays happening this morning either want to run through futurecast advance this all the way to start on monday morning because to give you an idea this first little weak system dropping in by tuesday mike it some scattered clouds it will do a temperature correction on us other words is going to be more difficult to get into those 60's for highs like we do today like will do tomorrow so latter portion of the week will be affected by that weak system dropping south so today, mostly sunny mild and nice on balance clouds and fog challenge here. the delta. for this week now scattered clouds late in the week after that weak system i just talked about. highs will hang in the 60's and then drop afterwards, then for this next weekend coming up here rain possible friday night it looks like they will be able to get through most of christmas okay and then the rain comes on friday night there and then maybe a break on saturday as the rain may linger a little or sunday, rain may linger a little bit on saturday,

potentially central valley for highs today very stubborn in the middle 50's again that to lee fog 77 going on for san diego, 73 l a x with 61 the target high san francisco with that we'll do about 63 going on for oakland matching that for san jose we're talking mostly sunny on balance and mild conditions prevailing but notice the school pocket off to the east bay, even places and tri valley like livermore 59 55 for can conquered meanwhile in the north bay santa rosa. balmy at 66 the coming up a little bit here of course we'll have that extended forecast for you and the 4 zone as well marty all right dave thanks a lot for your money this morning we're starting to see just how much it's costing the state of california to deal with the covid can pandemic california spent the most of any state during the first few months of the outbreak that means about at least 1.5 billion dollars. >>when the pandemic began most of that money went to try and get enough ppe ease for frontline workers now you may

remember that states had to compete with one another to trying outbid each other for that medical gear for a little perspective before the pandemic and n 95 mask could cost as little as $0.50 a piece but once that first wave of covid hit some states were paying more than $10 each to quickly get them. an employee in the governor's office at the state capitol has tested positive for covid-19 in a memo obtained by our sister station in sacramento, the assembly rules committee says that the employee tested positive back on tuesday. and that anyone who came in contact with that person had been notified on friday assembly speaker anthony rendon and senate president pro tem toni atkins an ounce of the legislature's return date will be pushed back one week from january 4th to january 11th. that decision is based on the rising number of covid cases here in california. and despite that growing number of covid-19 cases and deaths the u.s. travel ban to the uk could end

in a couple of days. reportedly president trump will lifted on tuesday. the uk has been lobbying for the president to ease restrictions for about the past month or so. the white house banned travel to several countries when the pandemic exploded back in march. airlines are hoping that this move will help lift. and bring in more business for them. after receiving a classified briefing from federal investigators house minority leader kevin mccarthy says he wants east bay congressman eric swalwell removed from the intelligence committee immediately. earlier this week swalwell refused to answer questions about the nature of his relationship with a suspected chinese spy. some republican lawmakers want to know why swalwell was on the committee to begin with. >>2 very important questions that speaker pelosi needs to answer because she herself put him on that committee and as you mentioned just in a second term which is very early often a career of a member of congress most people wait years to get on that committee and have to have a lot of background in intelligence.

>>well, neither the fbi nor house speaker nancy pelosi commented after the fbi briefing on friday. president elect joe biden is unveiling his environmental team to help tackle climate change and that includes a new mexico senator deb haaland who would be the first native american to lead the interior department if she is confirmed in congress. it also includes former tutor michigan governor and bay area native jennifer granholm for energy secretary and north carolina official michael reagan who if confirmed would be the first african-american to run the e p a biden compared the climate threat to the severity of the coronavirus pandemic and he's pledging to take immediate action. folks. >>in a crisis. just like need to be unified nation response to covid-19 we need unified national response to climate change. need to make the mama with the urgency, it demands as you would during any national emergency.

>>2 other members of the team do not need senate confirmation there. gina mccarthy to serve as national climate advisor and all these 80 to serve as her deputy mccarthy was the epa administrator from 2013 to 2017 during president obama's second term. the first week of early voting in georgia shows that citizens there are taking the 2 senate runoff races very seriously more than 1 million ballots have already been cast both in person and by mail. the election pits republicans david perdue and kelly leffler against democrats jon ossoff and reverend raphael warnock now this critical race for to us senate seats will determine the balance of power in our nation's capital. those votes will be tallied on january 5th. >>and still ahead this morning, california hospital struggling to find nurses as covid cases continue to climb, we'll look into what's being done and why not everyone is done and why not everyone is on board we'll be right back.

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directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher

ratio was unsafe for nurses and patients, it means making us more fatigued and more prone to making mistakes. >>and it will mean more of us will get infected. become patients in their own hospital intensive care units and i according to the nurses unions more than 61,000 california health care workers have contracted the virus. >>and at least 230 have died nurse and they're doing a lot of extra work which can overwhelm us physically and emotionally and mentally but the california hospital association says with the unions are claiming isn't just false. it's irresponsible in the middle of a health crisis in a statement to fox 40 this cj says this should be a moment when nurses doctors hospital leaders and state officials all stand together in an effort to save lives nurses say saving lives is exactly why they're fighting back safe staffing save lives. gross fox 40 news >>and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, the moderna vaccine is one step

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>>good morning, everybody welcome back 7.29 this sunday morning, it's sunny, but it's also chilly outside so if you're looking at your window and you're thinking about heading out for that walk this

morning grab layer because you're going to need it and as dave is always reminding us grab gloves to hide a why not sure yeah what sometimes in some spots, maybe you mittens, although he can't do much coordinated with them that they feel good. good morning. marty good morning. yeah we're off to a chilly start but clear skies mean that is going to be sunny into the afternoon at least over most of the geography on the east bay. >>around the delta. we are dealing with some of that morning fog you see kind of spilling over some cooler temperatures out there for example tri valley, 32 livermore 37, antioch 34 conquered up in the north bay, nevada was funny return to the 30 to department 30 degrees 36 for a nap and 34 for santa rosa this could be a general idea looks nice of the beaches in the coast, though we don't see any fog going on there half moon bay, pretty nice clear skies there com going conditions on stormtracker 4 not too much to interfere with us might see the passing of some high cloudiness but really what you can see here is around the delta will have some of that fog may linger a

little bit later on this morning to around the noon hour so not a whole lot the way of winds and actually the appear to be a little off shore there coming in. again from the north coming in across the bay is you will notice out to sea. a look ahead for today, no delays going on at sfo and what you see here for cloudy that's basically the fog there talking about with 30's going on 5311 2 o'clock 58, although we may see some 60's out there and some of the inland spots which will cover in your 4 zone forecast along with that extended coming up in a bit marty. >>yes some terrifying moments for holiday shoppers in the south bay last night after shots were fired at the great mall in milpitas this is cell phone video from inside and outside of the mall that show shoppers hiding in stores. the

latest information that we have received from the police indicate that thus far no one's been arrested. one person was taken away on a stretcher, but it's still not clear this morning if that person was a shooting victim. milpitas pd confirms there were some medical emergencies unrelated to the shooting at the mall. all the workers there were ordered to shelter in place as police went door to door clearing the area. we talked to one worker who describes an incredibly chaotic scene. >>i was my lunch break we're turning back and i heard a bunch of yelling turn around and there was bunch of people running in my direction, yelling shooter. get down. i got pushed into h and m. there was a lady behind me close to me as well she got pushed over with a child. >>we got escorted to the back room where we let outside them on from there it was just hectic people crying, not knowing what was happening. >>well capacity at the mall was supposed to be low because

of the new health order there been no arrests this morning, no reported injuries. this is a developing story will continue to stay on top of it for throughout the morning. and we first brought you this breaking news through our mobile on kron 4 mobile app you can download it today and get the latest breaking news in the bay area and beyond and keep in mind it's free. the trucks are getting ready to roll moderna's vaccine on board and as this rollout begins the army general in charge of getting vaccines out across the country is apologizing for the smaller deliveries of pfizer's vaccine to several states including right here in california. now take a look at the scene this mckesson is mississippi plant where the work is going on right now this is the nation is again seen record hospitalizations and deaths. the cdc advisory panel voted to recommend moderna's coronavirus vaccine for people who are 18 and older now the next step is have the cdc's director sign off on the panel's recommendation and that's expected to happen

sometime later today. now as soon as that does happen the student the states across the country will soon start receiving some of the nearly 6 million doses of the moderna vaccine that the federal government plans to initially release. meantime johnson and johnson may become the next company to get a vaccine approved by the government. the health care giant was has enrolled so far about 45,000 participants for the first trial of its covid-19 vaccine. it expects initial data from that late next month. so far johnson and johnson is the only company that's one dose vaccine which would mean a faster rollout as it takes moderna and the pfizer vaccines. 2 doses in the span of roughly one month to uh reach their protective peak. these new vaccine shipments could not have come at a better time for the country and the world as frustration and anger of grown in the way the vaccine is being distributed at stanford medicine residents and fellows are upset about the university's seeming lack of

care and concern for their health only 7 of stanford medicine is more than 1300 residents and fellows were offered shots in the first wave of covid-19 vaccinations the university says a faulty algorithm is to blame, but the staff is still furious over a lack of transparency in this process. >>holder attending school have been working from their house since covid started undoing all office visits. sounds like some optometry clinic. just random people are are in the first wave, but not the residents are the fellas by working on the frontline. >>we'll stand for officials say that they're immediately revising their plans to make sure that this doesn't happen again. on the peninsula, san mateo police are investigating a deadly shooting at a wells fargo bank parking lot it happened saturday morning. police found unresponsive man gpwho was later pronounced dead witnesses say another man fired at least 5 shots before taking off. police say that this was a targeted incident and did not involve the bank in any way. and we have new

developments in the north bay on the petaluma woman who said that the couple tried to kidnap her children. it turns out the police say the charges not true and now the couple she's that she accuses saying that they were racially profiled police have investigated the couple and confirmed that they did not do anything wrong. since the police cleared the couple social media has pushed back hard against the woman accused of making the charger name is katie sorenson some online of even dumped or kidnap katie the couple say that they want her prosecuted for filing a false police report. >>so to get up and go shopping one day and then be accused of trying to of ducks somebodys children. it's heartbreaking. the katie's of the world. it stops here. i'm sorry it's not going on. >>now keep in mind again in petaluma say there's absolutely no evidence the kidnap the couple tried to kidnap the children. their

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>>good morning for your money this morning now with more people ordering gifts and shopping online this holiday season of course there are

more scammers out there trying to take advantage by stealing shoppers information. reporter nikki walters explains what to look out for. >>you hate it because there's there's so many the people that work hard for their money and a little bit they do have been when it's taken from them. you know what can you do about at this time of year scammers are lurking everywhere looking for chances to take advantage of your trust. >>one of the biggest things to watch out for is holiday credit card offers they can be very valuable to obviously avoid having you to carry a lot of cash or use a debit card, obviously credit cards can be more secure. give you more insurance protection than critical to look at the fine or you accept an offer make sure you research the company and call them directly another rule of thumb if it seems too good to be true it probably is lot of times you'll see an offer that says we're not going have any interest payments until january but then you have a huge billowing

payment know what you're getting into so that you're prepared you're not getting sticker shock if you are donating to charity. it is important to do your homework as well make sure the charity is registered with the secretary of state's office and find out how they are spending your donations and look out for suspicious tactics and if you have any clue that there's a potential scam don't just give the money away and during a year that has already been tough for so many with job loss isolation and illness. those schemes could be even more devastating than usual, you know it's hard because people just don't have as much this year also always be cautious about giving out your personal information, i'm nikki walters. >>all right, we've got lots of sunshine going on for your sunday now in the middle of the week we do have a weak system dropping south in some rain as we get into that's right next weekend check out your 4 zone forecast as well stick around the kron 4 morning news continues.

>>good morning, welcome back we are dealing with another crisp cool day and plenty of sunshine around the bay this morning. this war has all the details. hi dave well, good morning marty good morning, crisp is the word as we have temperatures even at this hour still subfreezing the bottle they graduated up from the 20's but still. >>quite cold as we start the day that's the clear skies, fairly drier but not

everywhere, you know around the delta little bit some of that fog is spilling in lee fog is greeting us again 44 39 going on for oakland there your 30's off there to the east bay with 46 meanwhile, san francisco, 40 by the way for hayward upstream were to keep it mostly sunny today might be sprayed by some high cloudiness. but on balance not too much going on walnut creek. yes, there's a live shot going on from here this is a little bit about the fog i was talking about the head some of this going on yesterday as well in all of this is going to compromise a little bit. the high temperatures th seeing them a little lower and you will coming up in the 4 zone forecast going on around the delta and into contra costa county a little bit in some of those inland areas, north bay, not impact the same way like that though again getting back to that fog. here's this little pocket off here to the east you can see and it takes a while to clear out it takes almost about the noon hour. then as we get later today, some of the more traditional coastal fog develops here run point re shore but then overnight it spills back in again from central valley as you'll

notice again that's more that radiation type fog unlike our traditional addiction fog that comes in from the coast. long range forecast models are right getting to about tuesday. we got a weak system that dropped or south this is a bit more pronounced than what we've been seeing that basically we'll get some scattered clouds reinforcing cool air that will bump those high temperatures out of the 60's into the 50's as we finish off the rest of the week, although dry then it gets more interesting as we get into saturday. friday night christmas night into saturday. there's an opportunity for some showers going on maybe taking a break on sunday and then another surge happening as we get into monday. this may come with some colder air aloft potentially help out with some of the mountain snows push the levels down a little lower. also maybe some claps of thunder a possibility with that and it looks like there might be a little more upstream into the following week central valley today again some of the to fog that we're keeping temperatures down as starts to mix out a little bit we got the mid to upper 50's projected. they're 77 san diego, 73 l a x 61 for

san francisco again checking out that 4 zone forecast comes in like this alcatraz 55 marina district 5862 daly city pacifica 5858 also for half moon bay, although off to a nice start as we've been showing. temperatures to the bay side of the peninsula lower 60 san bruno 63 heading down south pretty much stays in the lower 60's for today at least palo alto 6361 from mountain view. dawn of the santa clara valley. we get some middle 60's to morgan hill 66 los gatos at 64 also from milpitas 63 going on for santa clara. and the east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 60's tri valley again compromise some of the fog working 60 ish we'll do about 59 walnut creek. we showed you the fog there san leandro at 64 and up to. solano county that's also some of the fog working well inland here vacaville 60 with 56 filet o napa 5866 santa rosa

we're seeing some popping going on in some areas and lower 60's down south with 50's at the coast. 7 a game plan here. temperatures drop with that first system we talked about like monday at 63 of the 50's we go, although the sun returns on wednesday. then the end of the week we start work some scattered showers in here getting into next weekend again we might get a break on sunday. monitoring those lows still pretty chilly even with this cloud cover coming in here 30's until the rain gets here, jumping up to the 40's and the coast. we'll stay in the 40's to the period back to you. for your health this morning last week we talked about the affects of quiet stress and how it slowly erodes our health. >>half of people who were surveyed say that the reason they hide their stress is not to worry their family or friends. but the number of americans reporting anxiety is triple the number from last year and you can understand why our health expert on joint begin this morning with tips on how to manage some of the not so obvious symptoms of stress. hi karen good morning

start by by just again redefining what quiet stress us. >>so stresses people under quiet stress 10 2 and you react to a situation versus the typical person that my overreacting alexa shouting and tension so a lot of people saying that because your symptoms of stress or a lot more and that it's not going to cause much as many problems, but it really does. >>and one of the problems that we see are we feel immediately back pain right. >>right in 11 people don't associate back pain with their stress. they they usually dismiss it like did something i don't know really what it was but i probably over tax my back or you may have some yther reasons for thinking it's there it's something else and not related to stress when you're stressed your muscles tense there shoulder your your

neck and your jaw and that does is waterfall of of pain throughout your whole >>so one of your tips would be to let people know that this may not be from al ver exercising or or waking up the wrong way it could be just stress and you have to recognize that you say that there's a quick fix for that. >>it's called we actually teach that to kids the eye being breathing ok and what different about this type of breathing is that you are engaging many more senses than just a deep breathing so what do is hold your hands and you're going to take your the index finger of your other hand you're going to trace your finger as you go your finger around are taking your point the inhaling and as you come back and you're going to text go up in and then down

and then do that throughout your whole and then you can also go in reverse go back the other way, but it really slows down your breathing what you're doing is first, we have to watch your fingers and then you're actually touching 2 fingers and and this is kind crowding out that century area and your your your brain can only hold it is it is a much better than just straight and you can do this several times a day. you can do it anytime anytime you feel stressed yeah, anytime ok any time, especially before you go to sleep because we as we talked about last week stress and and interrupt your sleep cycle too right so you can just before going to bed or right before eating before any stress speaking great idea and and speaking of the team you say

that another a symptom of stress is a loss of appetite. right so it kind of has to some people are over eaters they're under stress and there are others that and i under you forget to eat. inconceivable year-a right soon there's you know you can become very not malnourished if you're under chronic stress, you're you're not eating enough during a during the day during the week and then that's going to have an impact on your immune system. so very important to remember to eat an alarm will help. if you you need to be reminded you during the day ok karen thank you so much for these tips, they are so timely not only with what we've been dealing with with covid all year long. >>but especially now the added stress of the holidays as well. thank you so much and happy holidays to you u 2 all right, thanks a lot karen. we'll be right back.

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well this order will remain in effect at least until january 4th. and in the south bay covid testing is available for travelers who are flying from the net a san jose international airport to hawaii. now to get tested travelers need to present their ticket and keep in mind it's only available for people who fly on alaska and hawaiian airlines. the test will cost $170. and it was the battle of the bay area on saturday night as 2 of our a bay area biggest rappers faced off in the latest versus challenge. vallejo's e 40 going against oakland's to short each of them performing their biggest hits. both rapper say the biggest winners of the event is the bay area. >>and still ahead this morning on the kron 00:00am morning news moderna's getting ready to ship out its vaccine. this

morning. we have all the latest details for you on that and we're following the latest developments in that shooting investigation that happened at a mall in the south bay last night stay with us is the kron 4 morning news continues.

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ready to ship out you're looking live at moderna's launch of nearly 6 million doses. the news station you're watching morning everybody and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news it's sunday december 20th on marty gonzalez. >>we're going to get to our top story in just a minute but first we want to check on the sunday what starting out to be another chilly morning around the bay area. here's meteorologist dave spahr heidi a good morning marty good morning, everybody and chilly. yes, the word as we seek plenty of 30's going on as we start the day we even dipped into the last hour but now with the sun joining us. >>we'll be marching into our forecast highs for later today, right now, here's how we stand lots of 30's going on the inland valleys up in the north bay, not a big surprise there santa rosa 3434 in but look at the east bay and also around the delta. we have some kind of fog and in cold air kind of spilled in overnight,

it did the same thing yesterday it's going to do the same thing a little bit tomorrow morning, although not as much 33 for a little more about the way for tri valley, 37 for 34 for concord but we do have 42 going on for hayward and for comparison sake there you see a couple pockets will cooler this morning like a fairfield 7 degrees behind. but half moon bay in the peninsula, but a warmer this morning. live shot coming in from the golden gate will see fog going on here pretty nice start to the day little bit of a breeze to couple with that. meanwhile, while the creek you can see well a little bit aes at least left over. but a general shot of what's going on there now that's going to challenge highs today a little bit because of that factor there we see the fog take a lot of kind of mix out and it takes it all the way into around the noon hour least from our vantage point the central valley that's going to be more of a problem and that will probably keep their temps down. you see some of the coastal fog up there in the north bay return. tell only tonight and then from monday morning will do the same thing around the delta with that to fog spilling on him for today noting the morning fog mostly

cloudy at 09:00am for the far east bay, 56 by high noon 03:00pm we're talking 57, but some spots may be treated into the lower 60's looks pretty good. the next couple of days marty but then we get to around tuesday things will start that your forecast a bit. okay, we look forward to that thank you dave. developing news this morning trucks are getting ready to roll this time with moderna's vaccine on board. >>as the rollout begins the army general who is in charge of getting the vaccines out across the country is apologizing for smaller deliveries of pfizer's vaccine to several states that includes california. you're looking at what's happening this morning. this is that mckesson supplant in mississippi. this as the country has seen record hospitalizations and deaths yet again. the cdc advisory panel voted to recommend moderna's coronavirus vaccine for people who are 18 and older. the fda authorized the use of the moderna vaccine on friday, so now the next step is have the cdc's director sign off on the panel's recommendation and that's

expected to happen sometime today. now as soon as that happens the states will then start to receive some of the nearly 6 million doses of the moderna vaccine that the federal government plans to release 7900 of those doses expected to arrive to arrive at ucsf 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. meantime johnson and johnson may become the next company to see its vaccine approved by the government. the health care giant has enrolled 45,000 participants for the first trial of its covid-19 vaccine. it expects the initial data from trials to come back late next month. so far johnson and johnson is the only company that's one dose vaccine and that would mean a faster rollout as both the moderna and pfizer vaccines require 2 doses over about a month long period. so the possibility of yet another vaccine to join the fight against the coronavirus there's been a lot of

frustration about the distribution of the current moderna vaccine well now the army general who is in charge of getting covid-19 vaccines across the country is apologizing for a quote miscommunication with states over a number of doses to be delivered in the early stages of distribution. i failed. i am adjusting i am fix scene and we will move forward from there. that is general gustav perna has his his apology comes after governors in more than a dozen states including california. so the federal government told them that next week shipment of the pfizer vaccine will be less than originally projected. the general says the government's now on track to get approximately 20 million doses to states by the first week of january. now this will be a combination of the pfizer and moderna vaccines. this morning. we're also following the state's latest icu bed capacity, the san joaquin valley region and southern california have 0 icu beds available for patients today

now here in the bay area. there are a little more than 12% of icu beds available more than 98% of the state's population is under a stay at home order. the bay area's eligible to drop the stay at home order on january 8th. if icu bed capacity improves. so now we want to take a look at the latest covid-19 case numbers from johns hopkins university, nationwide there are 17 million cases and more than 316,000 deaths and here in california there have been more than 22,000 people who have died from the coronavirus. center of the pandemic in california is down south in los angeles county where they've recorded more than 100,000 new cases in just over a week city officials there say it's the fastest acceleration of new cases at any other time during the pandemic the surging number of infections is prompting warnings and has been for weeks asking residents to avoid gathering so hospitals

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>>good morning we're back with a big national story that could affect millions of people a vote could come later today on a covid-19 economic relief package. as top congressional lawmakers reach an agreement on the late last major obstacle. the breakthrough involved a dispute over the federal reserve's emergency lending powers. nearly 1 trillion dollars are included in this package that would provide $300 per week in unemployment benefits and a $600 check to most americans there would also be a fresh round of subsidies for hard-hit businesses and funding for schools healthcare providers and renters who are facing eviction senate minority leader chuck schumer says he hopes that the house and senate will both be able to vote on this package later today. now to the south bay this morning where businesses in downtown san jose continue to struggle to stay open during the second stay at home

order. some of them are either closing for good or hanging on by a thread. the executive executive director of the downtown association scott knees tells us that before the pandemic there are more than 200 restaurants. and now they expect about 50 of them will not reopen. if there's grants coming. >>get him out yesterday don't wait until the new year. there may not be as many businesses around in 2021. >>well me is is now pleading for the community to shop local. in san francisco, 180 businesses will be receiving each of them will receive $10,000 in grants from sales force at some point this month. the tech giant says these grants are going to a diverse group of business owners, including women black lot the next and lgbtq owners, sales force as restaurants and bars accounted for nearly 40% of the grant recipients good morning dave ok marty off to a

chilly start we are what make up for this afternoon and fighting some fog off to the east bay a little bit around the delta as well as keeping temperatures down a bit. >>we'll look at by high noon to get up to about 56 or so into the afternoon some areas will be cracking into the 60's. >>a look at your forecast coming up

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>>good morning, we're back and say 14 this sunday morning hope you're nice and warm as we have some chilly temperatures around the bay area this morning day was talking about 20 degree temperatures in the north bay did we did have a but they recovered a little bit now other up to a balmy 32 known about it so well to ring that's where was my bathing suit anyway, we've got temperatures we're covering now but we're probably one of the coolest temperatures we're going to see so far for the day. >>recovering into the 50's in the 60's for those highs, one of the areas that's going to lag hours around the delta because we're dealing with some of the 2 least central a valley fog. right now the temperatures stand in the 20's up here this pocket, a pair of the north bay that's somewhat typical but off to the east bay here cut 41 which is pretty nice but 34 conquered livermore 33 in all tri valley, the cold air tends to settle in the valleys there like that 42 for hayward 39 oakland we saw that yesterday in 45 meanwhile for san francisco. so all in all you know it's the winter months we have short days, but lots of

sunshine going on today and we don't see anything really interfering with that one a note the shot here coming in from timber on we're seeing kind of fog coming from a different direction typically comes in from this direction our typical advection fog over the golden gate, but either way really can't see it from this vantage point let's get a little closer there we go and there you see the fog off to the distance there. unlike which we see out to the coast here more typically. all right what's going on with future cast is we get into tuesday. we see kind of a weak system that we initially had some hope that maybe picking up some rain showers out of this, but it doesn't really look that likely scattered clouds on balance. we'll see for tuesday that will also correct our temperatures to finish off the week. not too much happens until we get to run christmas day and then by christmas night looks like some showers developing. so mostly sunny mild and nice clouds fog near the delta that's going to compromise highs today and a lot contra costa county too. for this week, scattered clouds late. in the week and then highs hang in the 60's and then drop late in the week

as well that's because it could be responsible thing on tuesday was talked about next weekend rain possible friday night into saturday with a breather on sunday only to return monday, it looks like in the long range forecast models, but hey we need the rain and the timing looks to be decent with us central valley because of that fog that they have their share of a fog advisory in place for the dense fog 56 fresno 57 for bakersfield, sometimes will happen is we we get a nice strong high. you get this fog layer right here in the valley in a just can't clear you have overcast all day i think we'll get some clearing later on this afternoon, but that can be a problem and we're getting some of that spilling into the delta ever so slight 61 san francisco 77 for san diego. back again on the home front of 63 for oakland. that's pretty pleasant we're matching that for san jose mild again mostly sunny on balance for today. the wider scope of looking at noticeably so cooler temperatures to the far east bay in the mid 50's 59

going on for livermore and up here the north bay while santa rosa popping at 66 64 nevado when you consider temperatures as i mentioned earlier that dip to the upper 20's like or 30 degree skyrocketing high. that's a pretty good accomplishment. coming up a little bit later on we'll have that 4 zone forecast and also looking at that extended to marty ok dave seeing a couple minutes. thank you, let's get to some developing news. this morning is cyber security experts are calling the recent hack of federal agencies and private companies. >>one of the most significant and far-reaching cyber attacks on the u.s. government ever. officials say that all signs point to russia being behind the attack but as john fund reports president trump says otherwise. tonight president trump is refusing to condemn russia for a bass cyber attack against the u.s. government, the president responding to the cyber espionage operation for the first time on twitter downplaying the attack insisting everything is under control and suggesting without evidence that china may be responsible. >>the president's tweets came

just hours after secretary of state mike pompeo told a conservative radio show quote we can say pretty clearly that it was the russians that engaged in this activity attack was so big in scope then. >>he even our cybersecurity experts don't have a real sense in terms of the brett other lawmakers are also speaking out acting chairman of the senate intelligence committee marco rubio tweeting increasingly clear that russian intelligence conducted the greatest cyber intrusion in our history, the process of determining its extent and assessing the damage is under way mister trump has long refused to publicly blame russia for efforts to undermine us national security including the kremlin's interference in the 2016 election people should be very concerned. >>cyber security expert david simpson is the former head of the fcc's homeland security bureau. he says the cyber attack is far-reaching and affects networks within the national security apparatus, including the pentagon 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. the response is going to take weeks months. >>it's top national security concern and. the president should be all over it. >>but with just 30 days left in office, it's unclear how the trump administration may respond virtue of the timing it is clear it did. >>whatever response success is going to of course all to the administration to do there of options that are going to be available to the new administration. >>john fund news nation. >>well despite the growing number of covid-19 cases and deaths the u.s. travel ban to the uk could end in a couple of days reportedly president trump will lifted on tuesday. the uk has been lobbying the president to ease restrictions for the past month or so the white house banned traveled to several countries when the pandemic exploded back in march and airlines are hoping that lifting this ban will bring in more business. after

receiving classified a classified briefing from federal investigators house minority leader kevin mccarthy says he wants east bay congressman eric swalwell removed from the intelligence committee immediately. earlier this week swalwell refused to answer questions about the nature of his relationship with a suspected chinese spy. some republican lawmakers now want to know why swalwell was placed on that committee to begin with. >>2 very important questions that speaker pelosi needs to answer because she herself put him on that committee and as you mentioned just in his second term which is very early often a career of a member of congress most people wait years to get on that committee and have to have a lot of background in intelligence. >>now neither the fbi nor house speaker pelosi commented after the fbi briefing on friday. president elect joe biden's unveiling his environmental team to help tackle climate change includes new mexico, senator deb haaland who would be the first native american to lead the interior department. if she's

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>>good morning, welcome back millions of families are struggling right now with this holiday dilemma. that happens this time of year and that is to gather or not to gather calling off family gatherings aren't easy for anyone in michael capacity talked to experts on how to tell the family that you won't be home for christmas. >>if you're optimistic surely is the most wonderful time of the year because of this shot, our light at the end of the pandemic tunnel but we're not there yet without substantial mitigation. >>the middle of january can be a really dark time for us while vaccine use may lead to some letting their guard down medical experts warn we won't be anywhere near herd immunity, this holiday season. >>people really love their

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>>good morning welcome back it's a 30 and we're still starting to warm up just a little bit we had a really chilly early morning things are starting to look a little bit better out their days far has all the details were assigned a hey good morning marty good morning, everybody and yes a bit on the cool side we still are this morning looks pretty good in the afternoon here. we are fighting a little bit of fog off to the delta in the east bay and that will compromise temperature highs today going on right now, here's the progress as we stand now we're 34 for santa rosa right at the freezing mark from and inland we're looking at 41. already off for tri valley livermore 3334 for concord and 36 top san jose. live shot coming in from timber on as we see some of that morning. fog and haze coming in from the opposite direction outside but from the east tennessee as much it comes barreling in from the coast that typical fog we get and we have bit of an offshore wind but calm winds on balance with just a light breeze, a

look ahead for today, 55 we'll do it by about high noon to 3 o'clock 57 might see some lower 60's going on there and even some mid 60's up in the north bay to we'll be covering all that the 4 zone forecast also take a look at your extended where it maybe some rain developing as we get into the weekend marty all right dave thanks a lot. we have new details this morning on that shooting last night at the great mall in milpitas detectives are telling us that a 22 year-old man suffered a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the mall. >>and was not a victim of violence. the man is a san francisco resident officers say the gunshot wound is non-life threatening. now those shots rang out about 5.15 saturday evening. all the workers at the mall were ordered to shelter in place as police went door to door clearing the area. we talked to one worker who describes an incredibly chaotic scene i was my lunch break we're turning back and i heard a bunch of yelling turn around and there

was bunch of people running in my direction, yelling shooter. >>get down. i got pushed into h and m. there was a lady behind me close to me as well she got pushed over with a child. we got escorted to the back room where we let outside them on from there it was just hectic people crying, not knowing what was happening. >>well capacity at the mall was supposed to be low last night because of this new health order there far police have not made any arrests. well trucks are getting ready to roll with moderna's vaccine on board and as this rollout begins the army general who is in charge of getting those vaccines out across america's apologizing for smaller deliveries of pfizer's vaccine to several states including california. now take a look at this scene this is mckesson plant in mississippi it's happening this morning as the nation is seen. >>yet another record high of hospitalizations and deaths across the country. the advisory panel voted to recommend moderna's

coronavirus vaccine for people who are 18 and older now the next step is for the cdc director to sign off on that recommendation that's expected to happen sometime today. then the states will then start to receive the nearly 6 million doses of them are moderna vaccine at the federal government plans to in its first 7900 doses are expected to arrive here in california. governor newsome says the state's vaccine committee will provide an extra set of eyes and review the moderna vaccine in the next couple of days. meantime johnson and johnson may become the next company to get a vaccine approved by the u.s. government, the health care giant has enrolled about 45,000 participants for its first trial of its covid-19 vaccine and expects to get the initial reports on those the vaccines by late january so far johnson johnson is the only company testino one dose vaccine, which would mean of course are faster rollout as it takes moderna and pfizer vaccines. 2 doses over the

span of roughly one month to reach their protective peak. well these new vaccine shipments could not have come as a better time for the country as frustration and anger have grown in the way the vaccine is being distributed as stanford medicine residents and fellows, they're upset about the university's seeming lack of care and concern for their health only 7 of stanford medicine is more than 1300 residents and fellows were offered shots in the first wave of covid-19 vaccinations the university says a faulty algorithm is to blame. but the staff is still furious over a lack of transparency in this process. holder attending school have been working from their house. >>since covid started undoing all office visits. sounds like some optometry clinic. just random people are are in the first wave, but not the residents of the fellas on the front line. >>stanford officials say they're immediately revising their plans so to make sure that this won't happen again.

on the peninsula, san mateo police are investigating a deadly shooting at a wells fargo bank parking lot happened saturday morning. police found an unresponsive man who was later pronounced dead. witnesses say another man fired at least 5 shots before taking off. police say that this was a targeted shooting and did not involve the bank in any way. in the north bay there are new developments on the petaluma woman who said a couple tried to kidnap her children, it turns out that police say the charges not true and now the couple says is that she accused say that they were racially profiled petaluma police have interviewed the couple and confirmed that they did not do anything wrong. since the police cleared the couple social media has been pushing back hard against the woman making the accusation. her name is katie sorenson and some online have dubbed her kidnap katie the couple says that they want prosecuted for filing a false police report. >>so to get up and go shopping one day and then be accused of trying to of death somebodys

children. it's heartbreaking. the katie's of the world. it stops here. i'm sorry it's not going on. >>well again petaluma police say there's absolutely no evidence that the couple tried to kidnap children their investigation is now focusing on figuring out of a false crime was reported. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news some popular will popular electronic gadgets that could be spying on you we have that story coming up.

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>>electronic gadgets are always popular gifts during the holiday season, but there are some products could that could leave your personal privacy vulnerable to hackers rich has more on that. >>so many of today's gadgets have cameras microphones and internet connections which could make them digital spies. today, i'm taking a look at the best and worst gadgets when it comes to protecting our privacy. think about today's gadgets smart displays with cameras speakers with mike's video doorbells smart watches with sensors don't be afraid of these products, but it is best to be wary jen cult writer is a researcher at mozilla the organization that makes the firefox web browser. >>each year they evaluate dozens of connected gadgets

isi which protect our data best in a report called privacy not included one of the researchers that i work self-described their privacy policies, a nightmare. there's a reason why streaming sticks are so cheap pro-cruz business model is getting you to use those trimmings dick so that they can collect a whole bunch of data about you and then sell that for marketing purposes, according to researchers facebook portal also concerning i would never buy a facebook and keep it in my home because facebook has just such a horrific track record called writer recommends better options like the amazon echo show or google nest hub. one category to be careful with connected pet products, especially in expensive ones they might not have high security standards your pretty little roaming camera in your house that somebody could easily hacked and you know used to spy not just on your but on privacy winners. no company is perfect that apple does a good job for fitness trackers garmin protect your personal data and when it comes to security

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>>good morning welcome back and we're in the midst of a heat wave day tells us that the weather temperatures going all the way up into the 30's and 40's now we're in 30's and 40's right now that's what we're doing. you know it's december so we're getting a little bit of that reality there, but at least lot of sunshine going on this afternoon enjoy your sunday, it looks good as we go into early next week. things changing though later o it looks like another opportunity for rain actually 2 over the next about 8 days or so looks ok for christmas day itself from this vantage

point with the rain happening after sunset. check into those temperatures live in person here we're in the 30's up in the north bay here also kind of mixture off to the east bay i conquered in the livermore 33 41 antioch it's been a problem with lee fog that spilled into the delta has been the issue 42 for hayward 36 meanwhile for san jose. but we don't see much happening upstream at least not for today, this will be tuesday wednesday, a weak system drop south. the rain will be pretty much up to the north but will be sprayed with some cloudiness and slightly cooler temperatures what this map doesn't really show really well here and the visible imagery is really well as you have this fog that's going on in the central valley know what they have and it's a little bit spilling into the east bay a little too. the problem is what we get in san francisco southern marin sometimes you get those overcast days of the fog and it just never clears in those clear all over the bay. so what we do is when we get that mix out the fog yet that heating of the ground and other overcast you can't get that that really repels that so that may be a problem in

central valley today, particularly get a high that it sparked overhead hard to get that motion in place here. this is walnut creek, it looks a little bit hazy or than actually is i'm seeing some of the fall kind of mixing out a little bit getting the sun in here that's an important point that helps work on mixing out the fog. this is what it looks like on fog tracker if you will as you can see by high noon most of it should have lifted, but that may cost high temperatures today, a little bit out there to the far east meanwhile later tonight, we'll get some of this coastal fog more traditional returning around point re and then the to the fog again around the delta it looks like for monday morning as we continue with this pattern are let's get that long range forecast here. next couple days that he pretty nice in the afternoon. we'll see some 60's at work here here comes kind of a weak system it looks more impressive here that it's looking like so we'll probably be spared any rain with that we'll get some scattered clouds reduction of temperatures pretty much for the balance of the week even though will be sunny here comes another disturbance and this will probably happen after christmas stay in the

christmas night saturday morning. another dose of rain coming our way take a break on sunday and then another dose as we get into monday there might be some colder air aloft or that spark off some thunder showers central valley today. mid-fifties remember again that fog may keep temperatures down a little because of those trouble mixing out 77 for san diego 61, san francisco, your 4 zone forecast for your sunday. well new about to 59 or golden gate park down to the south 62 for daly city 58 also half moon bay and the bay side of the peninsula getting to some lower 60's there bumping them up just a touch as we get to the south 63 palo alto also redwood city 61 mountain view, santa clara valley we reach to the middle 60's. morgan hill 66 moscato set 64 cupertino 63. back to the lower 60's along the east bay shoreline but again as i was talking about little cooler off east because they're fighting some of that morning fog and that takes some energy out of the atmosphere, 59 livermore 59 also walnut creek 55

conquered, 59 for berkeley solano county same deal there too with the morning fog 61 for fairfield 56 58 for napa in 66 santa rosa with some lower 60's heading down south. longer-range forecast here that first disturbance on tuesday a little chilly during the day. but we're cover with the sun here scattered showers probably after sunset is what it looks like overnight into saturday, those lows pretty much in the 30's to the period, although a little mild as we start christmas day at around 47 and the 40's will hug the coast marty all right dave thanks a lot now, let's head to sacramento where a young girl they're managed to fight off a would be home intruder. >>reporter rowena shaddox shares her story and how she managed to overpower the attacker. >>and then i heard like pounding at that was knocking because i had my headphones in and when took my hand headphones off i realized that someone was actually 10 of them coming to the house 12

year-old nightly the lincoln was home alone around noon yesterday when a strange man tried to bust open her front door i got health and i walking to my loving human saw her. the lock was arrested he was trying to get in the strange man stopped what he was doing just for a nice me and my young now and i kicked the door in his face. really that kept her cool about her despite her fear because she was focused on one thing i was really scared, but i just knew like. i knew he couldn't come into the house on long just to protect my own house and. >>i you know i didn't want to die and i didn't want and i stealing anything from my house and so i protected woodland police called her dad to tell him what had happened and that she was all right i left big 5 i was buying her throwing axe haha he says police got to his home just in time to change just.

>>just like go as soon as they were pulling up. >>they were able to get here on time so thank you would land pd we appreciate you. >>sergeant victoria damsel says officers who are already in the area for prowling call about 2 hours earlier located the suspect outside of the lincolns front door and arrested him surprising because it's a really quiet neighborhood we live by the babers ballpark. and just don't have those kind things here so i was surprised i heard about it so now. >>we're knocking our door. >>investigators are determining if the suspect is connected to a tuesday morning break in across town where a couple heard noise inside their residents to find a masked man inside he took off when the couple confronted him are some similarities in the description to this subject. and so we'll be following up on that dad paul lincoln says his brave daughter was raised knowing a fallback plan and if anyone would break in she'd know what to do i'm proud of her she's my little latina iris biking it's it's in our

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>>and now on kron 4 just days after getting fda approval and other covid-19 vaccine is getting ready to ship out taking a look at moderna's launch of nearly 6 million doses. the news station you're watching thank you so much for

joining the kron 4 morning news at sunday december marty gonzalez i hope you're bundled up. >>i'm noelle bellow i it took me a while to get out of bed. you know wanted to stay in the blankets as long as possible we're going to get you to our stop top stories in just a minute, but first we do want to check in with dave spahr to get an idea of just how chilly we're going to remain the rest of the day, hey hey hey good morning guys, good morning, everybody after clear skies. yeah that's right it's off to a cold start with lots of 30's still on the board although we'll recover into the 50's in the 60's this afternoon, plenty of sunshine. little fog challenge a little bit around the delta though that's kind of hanging around a bit we're going to see the same kind of thing return on monday, here's a quick glance how we stand right now we've got some 40's now to show you a 44 for delay for a nap or rather 43 whoa. >>48 for open in 41 for that there are still some 30's in the far east bay and up to the north bay as well in that is cooler than we were this time from yesterday with a good or real estate. the last hour, here's a live shot of the golden gate as you will notice

a little bit of an offshore breeze kind of left over but also a live shot of the east bay shoreline from u c berkeley want to know that fog by the way that should mix out around the delta probably by noon and delayed heating will keep temperatures down in that you see around point raise their some coastal fog the returns and we see the same type of spill of that fog in the far east bay tomorrow morning. we'll do about 57 by one by fort 55 summers will get into the 60's over highs today and we see another little drop happening by the middle of next week we'll get more on your forecast in just a bit back to you ok day, thanks a lot up front this morning, new details on shooting that happened last night. >>inside the great mall in milpitas detectives say a 22 year-old man sustain some self-inflicted gun a self-inflicted gunshot wound at the mall and was not a victim of an act of violence that man according to police is a san francisco resident. they say that he sustained a non-life threatening gunshot

wound. >>that's right the shots ring out around 5.15 saturday evening, all workers at the mall were ordered to shelter in place as police went door to door clearing the area. we did speak with one worker who describes an incredibly chaotic scene. >>i was my lunch break we're turning back and i heard a bunch of yelling turn around and there was bunch of people running in my direction, yelling shooter. and get down. i got pushed into h and m. there was a lady behind me close to me as well she got pushed over with a child. we got escorted to the back room where we let outside them on from there it was just hectic people crying. >>not knowing what was happening. >>definitely some scary moments there capacity at the mall was expected to be pretty low because of the new health order. police have made no arrests thus far. >>and we have developing news, this morning as trucks are getting ready to roll this time with moderna's vaccine on board now has this rollout begins. the army general in

charge of vaccination is apologizing to several states including california now set to receive smaller deliveries of pfizer's vaccine than originally promised and that's why getting the moderna vaccine is even important right now you're looking at what's happening this morning at mckesson is all of branch mississippi plant. >>the nation is seeing record hospitalizations and deaths due to the virus this month. and the cdc is recommending moderna's vaccine for people, 18 and older the fda authorized the use them entered a vaccine back on friday. the cdc's director expected to sign off on the panel's recommendation sometime later today as soon as it signed off states will start receiving their allotment of the 6 million doses that are a part of this initial rollout 7900 doses are expected to arrive here in california but the force distributed. governor newsom says the state's vaccine committee will be provided an extra set of eyes to review it in the next couple of days. meantime johnson and johnson

may become the next company to see its vaccine approved by the government. >>the health care giant has enrolled 45,000 participants for the first trial of its covid-19 vaccine. it expects the initial data from that trial by late next month. >>one of those trial sites is at stanford university so far johnson and johnson is the only company one dose vaccine, which would mean a much faster rollout as we've reported both the moderna and pfizer vaccines do require 2 doses about 21 days apart from each other. >>while many health care workers are static about the vaccine's arrival there been some hiccups in the number of doses that were set to be delivered that's right. the army general in charge of getting vaccine 90 or covid-19 vaccines across the country is apologizing now for quote miscommunications with states over the number of doses to be delivered in the early stages of distribution. i failed. i am adjusting i am fix scene and we will move forward from there.

>>that is general gustav perna and his apology comes after governors and more than a dozen states including california. so the federal government told them that next week shipment of the pfizer vaccine will be lower and less than originally projected. the good guy general says that the government is now on track get approximately 20 million doses to states by the first week of january. this will be a combination of the pfizer and moderna vaccines. we're also following the latest on the state's icu bed capacity is the san joaquin valley and southern california both have 0 icu bed capacity for a patients today, that's right here in the bay area we've got a little more than 12% of icu beds available. >>more than 98% of the state's population is of course under a stay at home order now the bay area eligible to drop the stay at home order on january 8th. if and only if icu bed capacity improves. >>so let's take a look at the latest covid numbers this is from johns hopkins university

nationwide there are more than 17 million covid cases and more than 316,000 people have died from the virus. here in california there have been more than 22,000 deaths. the epicenter of the pandemic in california is la county they recorded more than 100,000 new cases in just over the past week city officials there saying it's the fast fast as acceleration of any new cases and any other time during the pandemic and the surging number of infections has prompted warnings for weeks now asking residents to avoid gathering so that hospitals can avoid a crush of covid-19 patients, but now the situation is pretty bleak. >>as the county's case total tops more than 610,000. >>heart attack if you get into a car accident. if you fall the lack or have a stroke. we may not have a bit for you we've had days within the services we've had to scramble to make bets. >>well that's the reality down there were 5,000 people were

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>>welcome back here big national story going on today the vote could come later today on a covid-19 economic relief package as top congressional lawmakers reached an agreement on the last major obstacle. the breakthrough involved a dispute over federal reserve's emergency lending powers. the nearly 1 trillion dollar package would provide $300 per week in unemployment benefits and a $600 check to most americans. they would also be a fresh round of subsidies for hard-hit businesses and funding for schools, health care providers and renters facing eviction as well now senate minority leader chuck schumer hopes the house and senate will both vote today. >>in the south bay businesses

in downtown san jose are struggling to stay open yet again during the second stay at home order some of them are either closing for good or hanging on by a thread. the executive director of the downtown association scott means tells us that before the pandemic there were more than 200 restaurants in the area. now they expect about 50 of them will not reopen. if there's grants coming. >>get him out yesterday don't wait until the new year. there may not be as many businesses around in 2021. >>well is now pleading for the community to shop local. >>and san francisco, 180 businesses will each receive $10,000 grants from sales force this month that some they help their the software tech giant says these grants are going to a diverse group of business owners, including women black letty next and lgbtq owners. sales force as restaurant and bars accounted for nearly 40% of grant

recipients dave. >>okay off to a cold start as we saw plenty of 30's going on here but or cover through the 50's and even 60's into the afternoon looks pretty good into next week a little disturbance midweek we'll go ahead and check it out 4 morning news continues.

>>good morning, everybody welcome back 9.14 this sunday morning we're enjoying the sunshine and also the temperatures starting to creep up just a little bit it is a little windy out there to at least it was when i left my house this morning dave's far standing by with a look at our they have a good morning guys good morning everybody we're checking in with temperatures mostly in the 30's in the 40's for now, although we expect to recover nicely into the 50's and 60's we're seeing some delays though of climbing of temperatures off in the far east bay. that's due to most that to morning fog we talk about the fog coming in. that's up from the central valley into spills right on into the delta. for today, we'll keep on with the sunny skies and we did from yesterday but still have to work on those numbers of 36 the bottle 35 santa rosa, 44 napa coming in at 43 meanwhile off to the delta 39 conquered, and 44 for livermore 39 east bay shoreline shot here. you have a little bit of haze off towards of the distance. a little bit of an offshore wind

that we're seeing at this hour, nice blue skies of the golden gate. we don't have that intrusion of the abduction typical fog that we have. streaming across the golden gate. now the dances map all the way into monday afternoon. we do see a weak disturbance in her backyard, dropping in here into tuesday. there's a disagreement on the model someone to give us a little shot of some rain others say keep it dry with some scattered clouds with that we'll see a reduction of temperatures for maybe a day or so until we see a recovery by the time we finish off the week. here's what it looks like for today, we're mostly sunny, mild a nice clouds fog near the delta and so forth that will mix out then for this week, scattered clouds late in the week highs going to hang in the 60's and then dropped after that disturbance we're talking about tuesday and tuesday night. then for this weekend looks like a possible showers start to develop into friday night and saturday, maybe seeing a break on sunday only to return on monday again it big issue here is the timing and all of this is what we see a kind of a disagreement on when this is all going arrive and week

central valley today will be compromised by that to fog so numbers will be kept down a little bit because it takes a while to mix out 56 for fresno baker still 5777 san diego in 61 for san francisco with oakland checking in 63, 63 also san jose in mostly sunny to mild across the wider bay, this was talking about in the east bay because of the fog a little bit more were delayed will keep those numbers middle to upper 50's but we'll be able to scratch some 60's elsewhere like santa rose at 6664 san francisco and 63 san jose of course we'll have more in your 4 zone forecast we'll check into that extended as well back to you. for your money this morning, we're just starting to see just how much the cost that the state of california has had to spend to deal with the pandemic. >>california has spent the most of any state in the first few months of the outbreak that was about billion and a half dollars when the pandemic began most of that money went to try and get enough ppe ease for frontline workers now you

may remember that states had to compete with one another to try and outbid each other for that medical gear now to give you a little perspective on this before the pandemic an n 95 mask could cost as little as $0.50 a piece. but once the first wave of covid hit some states were paying more than $10 each to get them quickly. governor's office of the state capitol has tested positive for covid-19 in a memo obtained by our sister station in sacramento, the assembly rules committee says that the employee tested positive back on tuesday. and that anyone who came in contact with that person has been notified on friday assembly speaker anthony rendon and senate press president pro tem tony atkins announced that the legislature's return date will be pushed back one week from january 4th the january 11th. their decision is based on the rising number of covid cases in the state. noel. marty despite the growing number of covid-19 cases and deaths the u.s. travel ban to the uk

could end in today's reportedly president trump will lift this ban on tuesday. >>the uk has been lobbying the president to ease those restrictions for the past month. the white house banned travel to several countries when the pandemic exploded back in march. airlines are of course hoping the lift will bring in some more business. after receiving a classified briefing from federal investigators house minority leader kevin mccarthy says he wants east bay congressman eric swalwell removed from the intelligence committee immediately earlier this week swallow refused to answer questions about the nature of his relationship with a suspected chinese spy. some republican lawmakers now want to know why swalwell was placed on the committee to begin with. >>2 very important questions that speaker pelosi needs to answer because she herself put him on that committee and as you mentioned just in a second term which is very early often a career of a member of congress most people wait years to get on the committee have to have a lot of

background in intelligence. >>neither the fbi nor house speaker nancy pelosi commented after the fbi briefing on friday marty. >>well president elect joe biden's unveiling his environmental team to help tackle climate change and it includes new mexico senator deb haaland who would be the first native american to lead the interior department if she is confirmed, and also includes former 2 term michigan governor and bay area native jennifer granholm for energy secretary and north carolina official michael reagan who if confirmed would be the first african-american to run the epa. biden compared the climate threat to the severity of the coronavirus pandemic and he's pledging to take immediate action. folks. >>we're in a crisis. just like need to be unified nation response to covid-19 we need unified national response to climate change. need to make the mama with the urgency, it demands as you would during any national emergency.

>>2 other members of the team i do not need senate confirmation they are gina mccarthy who will serve as the national climate advisor and ali zaidi to serve as her deputy mccarthy was epa administrator from 2013 to 2017 during president obama s second term. >>well the first week of early voting in georgia shows citizens are taking the 2 senate runoff races very seriously check out that line more than 1 million ballots have already been cast both in person and by mail. the election pits republicans david perdue and kelly loeffler against democrat jon ossoff and reverend raphael warnock this critical race for to us senate seats will determine the balance of power in our nation's capital. those votes will be tallied on january 5th. well coming up california hospitals are struggling to find nurses as covid cases continue to climb

what's being done to help and why not everyone is on board stick with us.

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>>well as coronavirus cases continue to soar here in california hospitals are struggling to find enough nurses to care for the increasing number of covid patients. yeah that's kristi gross is showing us what's

being done to help provide some relief and why not everyone is on board. >>we're tired or exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients, but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that. >>all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to

monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher ratio is unsafe or nurses and patients, it means making us more fatigued and more prone to making mistakes. >>and it will mean more of us will get infected. become patients in their own hospital intensive care units and i according to the nurses unions more than 61,000 california health care workers have contracted the virus. >>and at least 230 have died nurse and they're doing a lot of extra work which can overwhelm us physically and emotionally and mentally but the california hospital association says with the unions are claiming isn't just false. it's irresponsible in the middle of a health crisis in a statement to fox 40 this cj says this should be a moment when nurses doctors hospital leaders and state officials all stand together in an effort to save lives. nurses say saving lives is exactly why they're fighting

back safe staffing save lives. gross fox, 40 news. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the moderna vaccine is just one step closer in joining the fight against the coronavirus we're live at the ucsf infectious disease specialist coming up after the break. being a good father is important to me... ...so being diagnosed with advanced non-small cell lung cancer...

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>>good morning welcome back we've been checking out the big picture window out here notice the flags flapping in the breeze a bit windy out there. it is it is windy. but i mean it looks pretty gorgeous out there to we've some really good sunshine even though the winter is upon us right winter is coming because standing i think he's got some details on just how chilly we might be this week good morning, good morning clear skies temperatures able to fall overnight same thing we saw from yesterday to in technically is we're joining you this morning. it is still fall, i mean according to astronomers all that kind of stuff logical winner begins december first, but whatever. >>35 going on for santa rosa right now 44 for napa also matched in any off with 44 conquered, it's been trailing in the east bay like that all this morning. and it's because of taking care of some of that to fog that will cost the highs a little bit this afternoon. now it should be pretty dry as we go into the this is a live shot as we see

from half moon bay, lots of sunshine. the fog that we're talking about not happening from the coast which is typical for miss more from the east in the central valley, it's spilling on and with as you can see from the wind profiles here a little bit of an offshore wind that we have a breeze at that a look ahead today, 57 by one by 4.55, although we're going to see a lot of spots there will be in the 60's going on for today and we'll be looking into that the 4 zone forecast and also check into that extended to look for the next shot of rain back to you guys. >>all right, thanks dave our top story, this half hour workers began packaging shipments of moderna's covid-19 vaccine. this morning, this is the second authorized covid-19 vaccine here in the u.s. and the distribution of these much needed shots are expected as soon as tomorrow and some parts of the country. governor newsom says california is vaccine committee though is going to provide an extra set of eyes to review the moderna vaccine over the next couple of days, joining us to talk a little bit more about the vaccine. the back scenes, i

guess and our current icu status is ucsf infectious disease expert doctor peter chan, hong thanks so much for joining us. >>thanks to >>of course we've been talking to you pretty much every day i become a regular yeah over the last 10 months we do want to get started i want to talk a little bit about the pfizer vaccine distribution it already has begun there at san francisco general started last week how is distribution going and i'm curious have you gotten your vaccine yet. >>no i haven't got my vaccine yet a lot of people ask me that question and the reason is actually for a good reason which is that ucsf to not you know doctor is owner says but to also think about the front in videos like food service staff because studio side and i the people are really actually at the front line so it was it's the being done randomly and because we have thousands and thousands of people in that frontline we're

just waiting for numbers to be called that i was really pleased that the first wrists and ucsf to get was one of a long custodial that's nice to hear because they are so often forgotten in situations like this and they are essential workers. >>just like anyone else who's working at the hospital. >>exactly and i'm i'm willing to just wait as long as it's done in that equitable way >>when it comes to the moderna vaccine we're talking we're excited obviously to get more to those front-line workers for us, but the governor says that the state is going to do an independent review of it did they do that for the pfizer vaccine. >>they did but it was very very quick. i had happened over the weekend actually it happened one week ago on sunday and that mechanism was set in the middle yeah if you remember when there was talk of using the vaccine for political capital in an election year so a bunch of

states including california and washington and new york had a very similar they decide how they want independent i'll just look at the data as a failed state. but if judging from what he did but pfizer last week was very very quick. >>so when would we expect to see vaccinations of the moderna of version of the covid-19 vaccine. take place here in california and in the bay area. >>i would think state board will review and accept that and i think that as soon us monday on tuesday we'll see it being rolled out in california and in the bay area. and the reason is that we already had the infrastructure we already have the list of means being called so we don't have to create that anymore. it's just a matter of having the shipment come in which actually frankly is going to be more. streamlined because it's being done through mckesson rather than sort of

like lines like the pfizer vaccine that you know so mckesson as you said distributing large amounts of you know supplies across the u.s.. i think it's going to be smooth ice actually going to be a lot more probably 2 to 2 and a half times the amount that we've gotten with pfizer. >>do you know the number that the ucsf is expected to receive. >>i'm not really sure about the dose but i think by the end of the year with supposed to get something like 20 to 25,000 but alone as opposed to a few 1000 of pfizer. >>without getting too technical can you explain to the lay person some of the differences between each of these vaccines and how they attack the virus. >>yes, so they're more similar than what what happens is that it's just an attic the message that's why it's called mrna the and sends a message and it brings out a message to the

south and that says hey cell become a factory for making spike proteins and these proteins or the body reacts to but it's not the virus and when the real virus comes the body's already trained difference between the 2 is one is hearty and then the other that moderna's kind of like an m and m prizes like i think it's right, it's just a little bit it's not as easily start so that because it's not as it's easy to start of journey you can use it in more rural communities. it can see in the phrase from an with just a few days i see it. >>and the pfizer vaccine is the only one that's kind of being worked on right now that is in that ultra cold that needs to be starting that ultra cold charles call negative 17 degrees celsius faces negative 20. >>moderna >>and now with we're getting word the johnson and johnson has going to start their trials next month. any other standing in line here as well that we're going to start to see this flood of prototypes.

>>even ahead of johnson johnson is astrazeneca may have been front runner for a long time. but people a little bit confused by that data was sure that after this was better than the photos so i think there sifting through but that that one is easier started cheaper and the is really cool because it's just one shot that you need set of 2 shots. >>well i think obviously we're talking all about how important it is to get these vaccines because of just how dire situation is right now here in california and around the world really we've seen you know london go back into lockdown as well and so i'm curious what icu capacity is looking like here in san francisco, what what are you guys dealing with right now. >>so we're probably the last man standing in the state with a safe house. everyone else is kind of 0% light sow cow and central we still have some capacity but like what we saw in imperial county when

they're exploding early in the year and with san quentin. it's a really before time to fall we not only take care of our own people but take some of the from other counties. >>doctor as a medical professional watching all of these companies come up with these vaccines in record time. what what's the impact to you as a doctor to see this happening because this this is unprecedented. >>i mean i i'm just i'm so full of emotion and. when think about it because you know thank god we live in 2020 and not you know even 5 or 10 years ago because this would not have been able to take place mean think that was the driver of this was really mapping out the structure that genome of the map of covid of sars could be causes covid and that took hours in 2020, versus you know another yet might have taken weeks or months to do and because of

not was led out early on by chinese scientists actually scientists were able to take the message for just specific parts of the virus and then make the not road map. >>i mean i think that it's in it's almost you know beyond what only understand his we're not scientists we're not doctors here but and i think that right now of you mentioned you know the political play that kind of played into why california is doing this extra set of eyes to to look at this vaccine. a lot of people are concerned wanting to wait to not really sure they want to get the vaccine right away. but every doctor i've spoken to says as soon as it's available you should feel safe receiving it. >>yes, and can't wait to get myself hopefully will be my christmas present this i understand why people feel has though and even at ucsf we're not mandating that south get but people can different to us long as they feel comfortable,

but i hope that over time when you know people personally about net and everything seems ok that people feel more encouraged. >>yeah it's going to be that word of mouth is not a doctor. >>yeah, definitely. >>doctor thank you so much for joining us on a busy sunday and in sharing this news with us again this this past week just been incredible to watch just as a lay person but as but as a physician as a medical professional must be something just to see how how quickly things are turning around in terms of these vaccines. >>definitely it's kind of like the time when you look back on you be telling. family members and future generations, you know i lived through that 2020 covid pandemic and it's just more significant than the 1918 pandemic after doctor, peter, chin-hong with ucsf thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it stay safe. >>thanks to party all right. thank you we'll be right back.

>>good morning, everybody welcome back 9.43 this sunday morning. >>it the week of christmas. christmas is it's always does and it's nice and chilly as we're getting into week so it's kind dave spahr standing by with a look at the details a day of a good morning guys good morning we're still hanging a lot of 40's going on here as you can see across the

board which is a little better than we had from just recently about a half hour ago or so we have a lot more 30's, 35 for example the santa rosa. so a little bit of a recovery we've had but it's been slow going a lot of the east bay because of that morning fog that we've had a little bit a different direction that we typically have is comes in from the west has most of the track that we have 48 for open 44 conquered this hour 35 me well up to santa rosa that's kind of the chilly spot for now being sprayed by some high cloudiness just a touch a little bit as you can notice there on balance though nothing really changes to we get about tuesday or into wednesday live shot from half moon bay here as you can see clear skies pretty good as we start this is typically we would see the fog not so much coming in from the east speaking of which going forward with this this will break up, but in the next couple of hours, but that may linger a little bit for a few hours before we start to get some clearing fog returns here along the coast and then it redevelop says you will see here as we get into monday morning. all right and future

cast for this is the longer-range forecast this one looks a little bit more exciting if you will for us to get some rain but there's a disagreement on that we get sprayed with some cloudiness and temperatures will be brought down a bit. but the real action will probably happen is we get into the weekend now the timing on that is still also up in the air but it looks to be friday night christmas night as we get into saturday with a little break on sunday and another dose into monday, it looks like as you can see for the second slam that comes in. now this will come with some colder air aloft that will help bring us some hail and some claps of thunder as well, central valley, you're looking at highs into the upper 50's near about 64 baker still that's where the fall came in 61 san francisco 77 going on for san diego, a check in your 4 zone forecast 58 for marina district it looks like at the coast we're going 62 daly city pacifica at 58 along the bay side were in the lower 60's millbrae around the 6061 for burlingame and on the south

we're also looking at some lower 60's to of palo alto 63 redwood city 63 in 61 from mountain view in the south bay, 66 morgan hill, 63 santa clara 63 cupertino and the east bay shoreline to the south lower to middle 60's tri valley to about 60 or so again the fog is slowing the temperature climb are kind of robbing some of the daytime heating early on that will as you see conquer to 5559 for walnut creek and 59 for berkeley solano county lower 60's inland looks like, but look at all those 50's lined up here on the delta again, the fog is responsible for that with mid to upper 50's there. meanwhile 66 for santa rosa and lower 60's heading down the south so many forecaster let's do this thing first of all on tuesday that's we get some scattered clouds and work here that will clear out a little bit. scattered showers into friday night lingering into saturday. there's a break on sunday with another dose expected into sunday meanwhile, the lows will stay in the 30's, it looks like through the period

and we've got the 40's at the coast. all right dave thanks a lot on the peninsula, san mateo police are investigating a deadly shooting at a wells fargo bank parking lot it happened saturday morning. >>police found an unresponsive man who was later pronounced dead witnesses say another man fired at least 5 shots at him before taking off. police say this was a targeted shooting and did not involve the bank in any way. >>new developments on the head a little woman who said a couple tried to kidnap her children it turns out the charge was not true. and now the couple she accused says they were racially profiled battle in the police have interviewed the couple and confirm they did not to do anything wrong. since the police cleared the couple social media has now pushed back hard against the woman who accused are accused of making the charge katy sorenson some even dubbing her kidnap katie the couple says they want her prosecuted for filing a false police report. >>so to get up and go shopping

one day and then be accused of trying to of ducks somebodys children. this heartbreaking. the katie's of the world. it stops here. i'm sorry it's not going on. >>again that'll in the police say there's absolutely no evidence the couple tried to kidnap the children their investigation is now focused on determining if a false crime was reported. >>now to sacramento. this morning, we're young girl managed to fight off a would be home intruder reporter rowena shaddox shares her story and how she managed to overpower the attacker. >>and then i heard like pounding at that was knocking because i had my headphones in and when i took my hand headphones off i realized that someone was actually shot at them coming to the house 12 year-old nightly the lincoln was home alone around noon yesterday when a strange man tried to bust open her front door i got health and i walking to my loving human saw

her. the lock was arrested he was trying to get in the strange man stopped what he was doing just for a nice me and young now and i kicked the door in his face. really that kept her cool about her despite her fear because she was focused on one thing i was really scared, but i just knew like. i knew he couldn't come into the house on long just to protect my own house and. >>i you know i didn't want to die and i didn't want and i stealing anything from my house and so i woodland police called her dad to tell him what had happened and that she was all right i left big 5 i was buying her throwing axe haha he says police got to his home just in time to change just. >>just like to know as soon as they were pulling up. >>they were able to get here on time so thank you would land pd we appreciate you. >>sergeant victoria damsel says officers who are already

in the area for prowling call about 2 hours earlier located the suspect outside of the lincolns front door and arrested him surprising because it's a really quiet neighborhood we live by the vapors ballpark. and just don't have those kind things here so i was surprised i heard about it so now. >>we're knocking our door. >>investigators are determining if the suspect is connected to a tuesday morning break in across town where a couple heard noise inside their residents to find a masked man inside he took off when the couple confronted him are some similarities in the description to this subject. and so we'll be following up on that dad paul lincoln says his brave daughter was raised knowing a fallback plan and if anyone would break in she'd know what to do i'm proud of her she's my little latina iris biking it's it's in our blood so. >>picked the wrong house picked the wrong house with tougher 12 year old than me haha. >>rowena news nation.

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is accomplished the goal that once seemed impossible and it's one that a lot of college graduates struggle with he was able to pay off $50,000 in student loans in just one year lauren day shares his story. >>for 2020 market. diaz had a big new year's resolution everybody, my name is clark in the u.s. and if you don't know me and that crazy guys on the staff $50,000 student loans in one year. the u.s. started the race to 50 k and documented all of it think i looked at it and threes repayment plans stuff like >>i think it would have been like 500 something dollars a month. for like i don't know 10 years and then by the time i get i i would have paid 70,000. they say like no, i can't do that. >>he has worked almost every day doing all kinds of odd jobs. >>videos kind of trees should beings deliver yard work.

>>yes, that's him in a buzz lightyear costume for 3 year olds birthday parties, the cynicism of change to kids all over here 27 year-old chose to live with his parents to make it work of course he had to help out and he lived very frugally. >>i just focused myself myself that night. and that us able so goodbye. you know maybe after and then i can treat this month he made his final loan payment. >>his advice to others with mounting debt, they ask for it so it's like it's on me, it's my responsibility to get back its own people a few. you know live a certain way you just work hard you can do it in total he paid off $53,757 in 11 months.

>>why talk about a motivated person that's fantastic and dollars and that is some dedication. oh man we're going take a quick look here the seven-day forecast as you can see we've got 60's today, some lows in the 30's though, so it is chilly. yeah, yeah it's going to continue cold through christmas but then hey santas packing some rain for the day after just in time that's a wrap things up for us, thanks so much for joining marty gonzales i'm noelle bellow we'll see you next week.

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