martin savidge speaks to one woman whose family suffered a terrible loss. >> reporter: winter-like coldrned to the navajo nation. so has coronavirus. last spring covid-19 devastated the sprawling 27,000 square mile reservation. in may per capita navajo infection rates surpassed new york and new jersey. this woman's younger sister infected. >> she went in to get tested. she said she tested positive. >> reporter: two weeks later she listened as her sister's co-vid battle ended in a distant hospital room. >> i was talking to her. i was telling her sissy, you can't go. you have to come home to us. by 5:45, you just hear that, that tone of her heart stopping and the doctor came on the phone and she said she was gone. >> reporter: now co-vid's back. navajo health officials warn the uncontrolled spread in communities and fear an outbreak as bad as spring or worse. >> the cases have been increasing. there's no plateau or flattening. >> reporter: how many icu beds do you have here? >> we have 14 in navajo area. at this site we have six. >> reporter: last time the navajo sent many of their cases

martin savidge now looks at this dire situation, martin? nation. so has coronavirus. last spring, covid-19 devastated the sprawling 27,000 square mile navajo reservation that stretches across arizona, new mexico, and utah. in may, per capita navajo infection rates surpassed new york and new jersey. dee dixon's younger sister among those infected. >> she went in to get tested. and she said she tested positive. >> reporter: just two weeks later, dixon listened helplessly over the phone as her sister's covid battle ended in a distant hospital room. >> i was talking to her, and i was telling her, sisteher, you you have to come home to us. by 5:45, you just hear that -- that tone of her heart-stopping and the doctor came on the phone, and she said she was gone. >> reporter: now covid's back. navajo health officials warn of the virus' uncontrolled spread in 34 communities and fear an outbreak as bad as spring or worse. >> the cases just have been increasing. there's no plateau, there's no flattening. >> how many icu beds do you have here? >> we h

i am alex savidge. >> im heather holmes. the hope is that these new orders will slow the rapid spread of the virus. the new curfew will be from 10 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. and will prohibit nonessential work and gatherings during that time period. >> this will only apply to counties currently in the purple tear of the states reopening system. that is 41 counties. this means that san francisco, san mateo and marin counties will be exempt from this curfew. bombay car has been following today's developments and joins me now live this afternoon. this curfew is set to go into effect at 10:00 p.m. on saturday and last four weeks. >> reporter: indeed. the thing that's important is there are some details that are important to add to the broad strokes that you just put out there. what it is that california will impose a so-called stay at home curfew in purple tear counties. you got to be in a purple tear or if you go into a purple tear. it prohibits most nonessential activities outside the home between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. all of thi

. >>> good evening, i am alex savidge. throughout the day, joe biden has been widening his lead in the undecideds states that could get him to 270 electoral votes. in georgia, he is up i 4400 votes right now. in nevada, the margin is wider with more than 22,000. in pennsylvania, joe biden's lead is up to 29,000 votes. any one of those estates will give him enough electoral college votes to win the presidency. even as more ballots being counted, the electoral map has not changed it today. joe biden leads a presidential race with 264 electoral college votes. president trump has 214 of the 270 votes needed to win the white house. >> as account continues, there is an intense focus on which a state could push joe biden of the top. greg lee is here with more on the numbers and where they stand right now.>> reporter: the nation is waiting on pins and needles to see who will win the election. the campaigns are anxiously awaiting the final call. joe biden and kamala harris were hoping for one tonight as they did plan with the campa

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you spoke to martin savidge our correspond on the ground the last hour.17,000 ballots to count still. liu joe biden getting 57%. mail-in his percentages tend to run higher than that. one place we're looking as they try to count votes a small operation. they are going to try to get as many as they can today. watch. we need these votes to come in. where are the votes outstanding being counted? one blue county. doesn't mean there aren't some in red counties but a big basket of votes here. we're also waiting for final installment fulton county. every time we got a decent installment fulton county joe biden narrowed the president's lead. atlanta and suburbs around it, west to cobb county. we see joe biden getting 56 plus. they are close to finishing there. you move this way, come back to fulton. ginette county has been a god send. >> georgia secretary of state is just about to make a statement, let's listen in. >> details of where we stand right now. give the caveats this could have changed since i walked across the street. an ever changing environment we're i

martin savidge is in gallop, new mexico with more. >> reporter: winter-like cold has returned to navajoast year the pandemic hit the navajo nation. in may per capita infection rates surpassed new york and new jersey. >> she went in to get tested. she said she tested positive. >> reporter: two weeks later dixon listened helplessly over the phone as her sister's covid battle ended in a distant hospital room. >> i was talking to her, i was telling her sissy, you can't go. you have to come home to us. by 5:45, you just hear that tone of her heart stopping and the doctor came on the phone and she said she was gone. >> reporter: now covid's back. navajo health officials warn the virus uncontrolled spread in 34 communities and fear an outbreak as bad as spring or worse. >> the cases have been increasing. there's no plateau. there's no flattening. >> reporter: how many icu beds do you have here? >> we have 14 in navajo area. here at this site we have six. >> reporter: last time the navajo sent many of their cases off reservation. health volunteers poured in. that's not likely this time. hospita

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welcome to the 4, i'm alex savidge. >> and i'm heather holmes. polls just closed in five states, including vermont, indiana, connecticut, virginia, south carolina, and georgia, the race is expected to be tight. greg slow here now and has been tracking -- or will be, rather, track the presidential results all night and joins us now to tell us what we can expect early on in this hour. >> georgia certainly the state to watch in these first set of returns. joe biden, kamala harris, democrats, trying to turn it blue for the first time since 1992. obviously it's just one of those sunbelt states president trump wants to defend. recent polls show a dead heat and just one of the states headed for historic turn out. we saw a last minute rush with biden, hairs, mr. trump campaigning there in the last few days. we 63 a reliablely red state. president trump leading 53% to joe biden's 46. that's just 14% reporting. again those polls just closed in the last couple of minutes here. we want to take you to end end. vice president mike pence's state. donald trump l

. >>> i'm martin savidge, the mayor of pensacola has declared a state of emergency over covid-19 after the city spiked. the florida department of health said there's greater community spread in the past week compared to previous weeks. meanwhile the state of florida says more than 3,000 people are now hospitalized due to coronavirus. wednesday, florida reported 5,838 new cases of the virus. as governor ron desantis continues to push for a return to normalcy. >>> i'm stephanie elam in los angeles. due to uncontrolled spread of covid-19, the navajo nation has more than doubled the number of communities under a health advisory to a total of 34. navajo leaders say the rapid spread is due to travel out of navajo nation as well as family gatherings with people from different households. two things the nation is asking residents to refrain from doing for now. the navajo department of health says the advisory will be in place until the risk and cases decline. a 56-hour weekend curfew will begin friday night. >> thanks to all of our correspondents for those updates on the virus. >>> the state o

. >> and i'm alex savidge, today california's director of health and human services said seven counties around the state were moved into more restrictive tears. so far marin, san francisco and san mateo remain in the red tier while the rest of the bay area is in the most restrictive purple tier which indicates widespread virus transmission. only those purple counties are subject to the 10 pm to 5 am curfew. now here are the latest numbers from across the state. or than 15,000 new cases were reported since yesterday. which is the second highest ever for a total of over 1,125,000 cases. 43 more people have died since yesterday and the total death toll has risen now to 18,769. hospitalizations and icu admissions are climbing in the test positivity rate is up close to 6%. >> we are just days away from thanksgiving and state and local leaders are saying we are in the midst of a major surge. christien kafton joining us live after talking with officials who say the actions we take now will really determine what happens in the next two months.>> we are seeing an increase in covid rates througho

. >> and i'm alex savidge. around the bay area, there are many businesses boarding up their windows, uncertain about what might happen on election night and in the days to follow. law enforcement agencies say there have been no threats made, but they will be monitoring events throughout the week. the san francisco police department has canceled the case days, so that means all officers will will be on duty over the next two weeks. california has already shattered it's early voting record, more than 11 million mail-in ballots have been returned so far. that's more than half of the state's registered voters, and according to state records, nearly 6 million of those early months are fund from registered democrats. >> maureen naylor joins us live with the records already being broken in this election and also some stories about some first time voters, as well. >> reporter: like other residence, santa clara county has already reported record voter registration. now south bay election officials say they are on track

good evening everyone, i am alex savidge. >> let's look at the numbers here. throughout the day, joe biden has been widening the lead in the undecided states that could get him to 270 electoral votes. in georgia, he is up by 4400 votes. in nevada, the margin is more than 22,000. in pennsylvania, the lead is up to 29,000 votes. as more votes are trickling in, the map has not budged. joe biden leads the presidential race with 264 electoral votes. president trump has 214. >>> high turnout, and a huge number of mail-in ballots, and slim margins have contributed to the delay in naming a winner in this race. we get more from our political reporter, greg lee. you are tracking where each state dance tonight.>> reporter: good evening. the nation is continuing to wait to see who will win the election. the campaigns are anxiously awaiting a final call. joe biden and kamala harris were hoping for a call tonight. they land the campaign thought would be a victory speech. with remaining states too close to call, they adjusted the message. let's get you to the numbers. all ey

i'm alex savidge in tonight for andre. >> and i'm cristina rendon.ou straight to the numbers. joe biden seeing his lead grow in three states that remain too close to call. georgia and pennsylvania flipped from red to blue as mail-in ballots are being compound the former vice president leads with 264 electoral votes. president trump has 214. 270 votes are needed to win the white house. let's go to political reporter greg lee for a look at the breakdown of the numbers in these key states. greg? >> reporter: cristina, good evening. day four of this very tense count as the country waits to find out who will win and the campaigns wait for a their next step. we are still on standby for a planned address by former vice president joe biden and senator kamala harris, but it's unclear how this race hanging in the balance will impact that. the margins are slim right now, and the bottom line is the closer it is, the longer this could take. let's take you to the numbers in critical battle ground state. pennsylvania, 20 electoral college votes, a state the preside

welcome, everyone, to the 4, i'm alex savidge. >> and i'm heather holmes. right now the state is experiencing a record surge of cases. let's get you right now to the latest numbers here in our state. there have now been more than 1.4 million cases of the coronavirus. here in california, since the pandemic began. with 19,000 cases reported since yesterday. more than 18,000 people with the virus have died in our state, and that including 45 deaths in the last 24 hours. so with thanksgiving now a little more than a week away, health officials in contra costa county are stepping up free covid testing. now even though they say mixing with those outside someone's household is still a risky idea. rob roth heard from public health officers today and gins us now with more. rob? >> reporter: yeah, heather, on one hand health officials are urging people to stay home over thanksgiving, but they're also saying if you're going to visit, get tested first. cars lined up in this parking lot in concord tuesday morning for what the contra costa health department calls testing

. >> alex savidge joins us now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news>> julie, thank you. governor newsom, as we know, has hinted at the possibility of a statewide curfew. now l.a. county is actually putting one in place. tonight in covid conversations, we'll talk with san mateo county supervisor david canupa, about why he doesn't think this is the way to go. we'll have that story and a whole lot more coming up tonight live at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. >> but first after the break, you can now count prescriptions as one more thing you can now get on amazon. coming up, details on the new job line pharmacy. >>> and here is a live look right now at the golden gate bridge on this rainy gray tuesday night. we'll be right back. plan ♪ we have the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. ♪ ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle.

i am alex salve savidge. >> i am heather holmes we want to look at the map and as it stands, it stands 4 states are still too close to call but former vice president joe biden leads the race with 264 electoral votes. president trump has 214. and, of course, 270 votes are needed. our political reporter greg lee is here now to bringing down the number in the key states that have yet to be called. greg. >> reporter: heather, good afternoon. day four of the tense count, as the nation waits to find out who will win the election. the margens are slim and bottom line is the closer it is, the longer this could take as you said. we know former vice president joe biden, california senator kamala harris give a prime time address exactly what they will say, that's to be determined. and thousands of votes are still being counted as we speak. let's go straight to the numbers in critical battleground state pennsylvania. 20 electoral college votes. a state the president flipped in 2016. bideen took lead the lead and we are i want waiting from counts in allegheny county biden ahead by 14,000 votes. in

martin savidge is live. >> reporter: winter like cold has returned to the navajo station.e navajo reservation that stretches across arizona, mexico and utah. in may, infection rate surpassed new york and new jersey. >> she wanted to get tested and she says she tested positive. >> just two weeks later, dixon listened helplessly over the phone as her covid battle ended in a distant hospital room. >> i was talking to her, you can't go, you have to come home to us. by 5:45 you just hear that tone of her heart stopping and the doctor came on the phone and says she was gone. >> reporter: now covid is back. navajo health officials warned the virus is uncontrollable in 34 communities and fearing it will get worse. >> the case has been increasing and there is no plateau and no flattening. >> reporter: how many icu beds you have here? >> we have 14 here at the navajo area and here at this site, we have six. >> reporter: in new mexico and arizona, health volunteers poured in. that's not likely this time. hospital nation wise are struggling to find beds. the navajo are preparing to fi

martin savidge is in savanna for us.ary of state and things are moving along. there's always a few little minor problems in any election. they've got to do a little recounting here and there, but nothing significant. >> to martin's point about the trump supporters, there's a process. i mean this with no disrespect. you can complain all you want. you can go to court. we'll watch that. we'll watch that. look, let's assume 1,797, the trajectory seems crystal clear. let's assume joe biden passes the president in georgia. it could be within grounds for a recount, number one. there are 8,000 possible military and overseas ballots. they mailed out 8,800. not everybody sends them back, but they have to wait. if this is a race that's within a few thousand votes no matter who's in charge, we're not going to be definitive in georgia but we have seen just an undeniable trajectory. the places where the votes are out, martin mentioned clayton county, look at it. the votes that have come in so far, 85% for joe biden. there are 5,700 vo

right now martin savidge is on the ground for us in savannah. what are you seeing over there?etary of state for georgia has scheduled a press conference about 25 minutes from now, 5:30. so we don't know exactly what he's going to say but clearly it's going to be something impactful for the election. chatham county here, they're still tabulating the votes. what they're doing right now is going through and looking at ballots that have been kicked out. these are ballots the machine has identified there's some problem with the ballot itself, and so you have republicans, democrats and also an independent who sit there and review. this isn't the old days where you hang up and look at it through the light. it's all on computer now. they won't say how many of these ballots have been kicked out, but of course they're trying to whittle down that list of 17,000. they also won't say how far down that list they've gone. what we do know is it's hoped at least by-election officials here they'll have a pretty good leg up on most of that number tonight. they will be updating to the secretary o