lin wood's been on f... lin wood... wait a minute. stephen, lin wood's been on fox news.why they had him on? my point, if i may... he's been on all the major networks. call them and ask them why he's been on their network. my point is, as you said... your point is you're trying to find some silly, stupid thing and you don't want to talk about the facts. and it has no relation to the very sincere and good journalism my people have been putting out at newsmax. i'm simply trying to get to the mind—set of members of your staff right now. and i put it to you one more time that you... what you're trying to do, stephen, is find... you're trying to find a little stupid thing and blow it up and make it emblematic of my network. i mean, you started off by saying that we're out—trumping trump, which is not true. we criticise the president on the network. we're right—wing. i wouldn't describe newsmax as... we're a conservative news channel. i would say fox news is more right—wing than newsmax. you know, these type of things you keep saying, you're setting the stage to give the people

. >> coming up in sports, is jeremy lin headed back to the bay? and a few days until the warriors' season b i do motivational speakingld. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening, jeremy lin last played in the nba in 2019 as a member of the raptors team that beat the warriors in the nba finals. his name was floated around and he signed a deal with the warriors' g-league team in santa cruz and quickly tweeted whoa, everybody chill. lin played last season in the chinese basketball association and has been working out with the g-league dev

attorneys at lin wood and sidney powell have been telling republicans in georgia on the ground not to vote on january 5th or before, when voting starts. >> i would encourage all georgians to make it no that you will not vote at all until your vote is secure. >> do not be fooled twice. this is georgia. we ain't dumb. we are not going to go to vote on january 5th, another machine made by china. >> martha: all right, so tonight, we welcome georgia congressman doug collins. congressman, good to have you here tonight. >> good to see you. >> martha: it was a pretty subtle shift in the way that the trump team and his supporters and allies started to look at the situation after we saw that moment yesterday with lin wood and sidney powell on that stage, exhorting people, republicans in georgia, not to vote in this election. then, we saw this tweet from the trump war room, saying, "lin wood has for decades voted for and donated to democrats, including barack obama and david produce 2014 opponent, then newt gingrich, support of the president, chimed in, "lin wood and sidney powell are totally de

did you know lin wood before this? >> not really.e in atlanta, you know of lin wood. he actually did live about 0.6 miles that way, not that far from where my house is now. but i never had to deal with him directly. i saw the movie about the olympic bombing, that's about as close as i ever got to see lin wood. >> because he brought you up personally. here's what they said yesterday. >> they have fought so hard to get rid of president trump and tried every dirty, nasty, evil, illegal trick in the book to do it. yeah, it is pure evil. >> you listen up, gabriel! you're not going to sell our votes to china. >> you listen up, gabriel. what does that mean?! >> i heard about -- again, who knows! i mean, it's -- as i said in one of the conferences today, this all comes out of fever dreams. there's just no basis in any reality whatsoever, but there are people who are emotionally tied to the president and the president is taking advantage of that and one of the other things is, people like lin wood and sidney powell are taking advantage of peo

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. >> coming up in sports, is jeremy lin headed back to the bay? a few days until the warriors' season it makes our lipton leaves better. which makes this smooth tea taste better. and time spent together. even better. and drinking lipton every day. can help support a healthy heart. >>> sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> good evening, jeremy lin last played in the nba in 2019 as a member of the raptors team that beat the warriors in the nba finals. his name was floated around and he signed a deal with the warriors' g-league team in santa cruz and quickly tweeted whoa, everybody chill. lin played last season in the chinese basketball association and has been working out with the g-league developmental team in walnut croak. kyrie irving burning sage in the boston garden. durant in transition. pull-up three is good. 14 at the break. all nets. k.d. looking good. working back from the torn achilles. 25 points, 6 rebounds. nets win it 113-89. 6-0, the san jose spartans cracked the college football top 25. they are number 24. now

lin quoting whoa everybody chill. no decisions have been made.etball association. lin has been recently working out with the g league develop mental team in walnut creek. we'll wait and stay tuned what happens. >>> the warriors open the season in brooklyn on tuesday. kyrie irving burning sagegarden. kevin durant, baseline hoop and foul. getting warmed up. in transition and spencer, that's a bucket. that's two points right there. kyrie irving likes that. midway through the second now. warrior fans remember this, kyrie pop, that's k.d. pop and stop three is good, 4-2 at the half and brooklyn lead by 18 at the half. it's 88-60 nets in the third. with the santa clara county covid restrictions extending through january 8th. they will finish the regular season in the arizona desert. this confirms the regular season finally on january 3rd will be caught in arizona. the team is working on getting the families to the desert to celebrate the holidays. for the football team, he was honest about the assessment where they were now. >> i thought we had a chanc

. >>> i'm da lin in downtown walnut creek. outdoor dining is the only reason why they are surviving. does take a look at this restaurant here, all these tables taken up. they say they take it away, and they will not survive this. >> if you cannot have outdoor dining, will your restaurant survive? >> know. >> the owner, popular mediterranean restaurant says takeout and delivery alone will not be financially sustainable. >> i checked the numbers, the numbers are really, does not make sense. >> he says takeout orders only amount to about 10% of his business, he is debating on whether or not to disclose for a month. >> we have to follow the rules. many business owners were caught offguard by the timing pick of the restrictions go into effect in contra costa county, sunday night. >> i don't know if one person that is non-covid from a hair salon so to me, it does seem unfair. >> she manages insignia hair salon. she worries about the workers who won't have a paycheck during the holidays. >> people are here, that were single moms, tha

in walnut creek, i am da lin , kpix5. >>> san mateo county is not implement in the stay-at-home order early. we got a look at the hospital overflow tents. san mateo medical center says they are ready to go should things get worse. >> this is a basic staging currently. we would do an initial assessment out here, they would be, they would safely be able to integrate these patients. and then bring them into our facility. >>> those tents were ready back the very start of the pandemic. >>> it is not all bad news. tonight we are getting some new information about the first vaccine deliveries here in the bay area. the state expects to receive 327,000 initial doses of the vaccine from pfizer, roughly 80,000 of those doses will be shipped here to the bay area. san francisco's department of public health says initial dose is will go to acute-care hospitals and skilled nursing facilities. >> we are doing the right things to prepare for this. we going to get a little bit at first and then we are going to get a few weeks, quite a bit. this is the good news we've all been waiting for. >> tonight, u

in danville, i am da lin. kpix5. >>> now that the pfizer vaccine has emergency use authorization, from the f da emma kenny choi shows us what to expect now with the rollout. >> reporter: for those living in long-term care facilities they will get vaccinated through a federal program that has chosen cvs and walgreens as the providers. as for the staff at those nursing homes, it is a different route with a local county health department coordinating that effort. when you walk through the doors at redwoods, a community of seniors, this machine automatically scans your for had to take an accurate temperature and then clears you to enter. >> we have done our best every day to hang in there and keep our residents safe which we would have been able to do so far, and when the vaccine comes and we get everybody vaccinated, that will give us such a comfort level. >> reporter: even though seven task -- staff members have tested positive dave reports there were among residents. more than 180 staff members will all 54 earl

in dublin, i am da lin.ix5. >> business expenses from march 16 and onward can also be reimbursed but was needs will be required. >> this holiday season, the family portrait will be done a little bit differently. this is at the giggle and right fun house in sacramento, where owners are providing people with 100 photo booth backdrops so they can take their own photos without a photographer during the pandemic. >> i think of this pandemic, what has really become evident is how important family is and how nice it is to create those memories and have the loved ones around you and so on the family pictures have become even more so important. >> yeah, there are safety protocols for essentially what is a selfie. face masks are required except when you are taking the pictures, and reservations are spaced out about 20 minutes apart for social distancing and annotation. >> turning our attention to all of these wonderfully inventive ways that people are finding to adjust to the holidays. with covid. hopefully distant me

here is trump ally lin wood in geor.a this we >> i want you to go to the governor's mansion. i want you to circle it and a brian horns u special session of the georgia legislature! and then he can resign. and as far as i'm concerned, lock him up. robert: other republicans such as georgia electio official gabriel sterling are urge, the presidento stop. -- are urging the president to stop. >> itas to stop. ou have not t, la senators, you have not condemned this language or these actions. ness elections. this ishe backyeon of democracy and all of you who have not said a damnord are complicity in this. stop inspiring people to commit potential acts of violence. someone is going to get hurt. someone is going to get shot. someone is going to get killed. and it's not right.ro rt: let's not forget this comes as the nation is in crisis. more than 275,000 america have died from the coronavirus and we all know a tough winterh is. joining us tonight with more are three plugged inli jours. joe scarborough, host of "morning joe" on msnbc and author of "saving freedom, truman, the cold war

he was the center of lin sanity in 2012 and led a turnaround for with the knicks. he won a ring with toronto raptors in 2019 after "dateline" reveals new insights in princess diana. watch it tonight here at 9:00. >>> let's take one last look at weather on this friday afternoon. >> we are enjoying the sunshine. it was a cold start this morning but feeling a lot better now. if you're having lunch soon, take it outside. we will have cold mornings even starting out with frosty conditions in some of our inland valleys. next week, look at more of the same. san francisco in the upper 50s and morning starts in the mid-40s. next week into christmas, we are staying all dry over the next several days. >> thank you. >>> thank you so much for joining us. our next newscast is at 5:00 this evening. you can also get the latest information all day at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day. as a barber, nothing's gonna beat my shave. especially for guys who tend to get razor bumps with ordinary razors. but now there's gillette skinguard. it flattens the skin and lifts the blades for a sha

. >>> and looks like jeremy lin might be coming home. he's been playing in china for the last year. lin went to palo alto high before playing for harwood, and he was the center when he unexpectedly led a turn around with the new york knicks. he's the first asian-american to win an nba championship. we're back with more. this year, xfinity internet gives you more options than a holiday dinner table. pick the speed that's right for you, with options faster than gig. and get reliable internet with top-notch coverage. plus, help keep your data safe and private with security included. no antlers on the table. how come you get to eat first? get started with this great offer, or ask about our fastest speed, 2 gig up and down. switch today. our great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighbor 2: (laughing) at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. which helps us save even more. neighbor 2: hey, sarah, hey, peter! neighbor 1: touché. neighbor 2: ahhh! neighbor 1: pret! neighbor 2: en gard

new at 6:00, kpixs dahl lin spoke to neighbors and businesses who say the help can't come soon enoughrter: they hope this latest round of money will buy them some time. business is so slow at the san francisco legacy restaurant they're only opening three hours a day. five days a week. >> we are not surviving. we are on the verge of closing down. we are the longest running indian restaurant in the city of san francisco. >> reporter: owner ron jon daj has poured his heart into the restaurant in the last 32 years. >> taking loan out on my house to pay my staff. to stay open. >> reporter: from struggli

home office in brussels carol lin to see you at the center for european policy studies and in london jonathan list policy analyst and deputy director of the british influence what come to your know the general sentiment in scotland which seems to be now moving to worse splitting away from the union is it a momentary rejection of bragg's it or a day nomic shift. i think the polls would suggest there has been this sentiment growing over the last year or so i mean breaks it you know we've been talking about this for nearly 4 and a half years now in the u.k. so if the any impact breaks that we would have seen factored in already over the last year you've seen this huge pandemic or for governments that u.k. have been grappling with i think it's given nicholas stoughton much more of a platform it's gotten control his own health service should be a briefing so i think how she seemed to be responding to code it has maybe in some people's minds may have made it seem to come across as more of a leader and somebody who potentially could be an independent country but i do you think they are 2 se

there's even rumbles that lin sanity could be making a return to the dubs organization.s alvarez with the details in sports. >> good morning, bay area native jeremy lin last played in the nba in 2019 as part toronto raptors team that beat the warriors in the nba finals, numerous reports he was signing a deal with the warriors "g" league team. in santa cruz. lin tweeting, whoa, everybody chill, this isn't what it looks like, no decisions made, he last played last season in the chinese basketball association, recently working out with the "g" league developmental team in walnut creek. we'll have to stay tuned there. >>> warriors open the season in brooklyn on tuesday, kyrie irving burning sage in the boston garden, not something you see every day, late first quarter, here's kevin durant, the former warrior hoop and the foul. kd, just getting warmed up. midway through the second now, durant in transition, the pull-up three is good. he had 14 at recess. this game was all nets and kd looking good as he worked his way back from that torn achilles, the right-handed hammer, 25 p

this is a rally held yesterday by trump's supporters lin wood and sidney powell. listen to the messages they were delivering to that same trump base. >> if kelly loeffler and david perd perdue, do not do it. they have not earned your vote. don't you give it to them. why would you go back and vote in another rigged election? for god's sakes, fix it. >> that's right. two of trump's bigger supporters in his push to steal the election, to overturn the results -- which, again, he is still trying to do. they're still filing lawsuits. this is an active attempt by the president to overturn the democratic election. two of those supporters, those lawyers are telling republicans not to vote. then right after that speech, this was so fascinating to me. boom, a coordinated oppo dump comes out against that guy, lin wood, that attorney, with the ever trustworthy breitbart allegi alleging wood is a democratic plant. wait. so now he's a democratic plant in the -- he's part of the conspiracy to trick the voters into -- it gets a little hard to track all the various conspiracies, wh

there's even rumbles that lin sanity could be making a return to the dubs organization.alk about, here's chris alvarez with more. >> jeremy lin, member of the toronto raptors team that beat the warriors in the nba finals, numerous reports he was signing a deal with the warriors "g" league team. in santa cruz. lin tweeting, whoa, everybody chill, this isn't what it looks like, no decisions made, he last played last season in the chinese basketball association, recently working out with the "g" league developmental team in walnut creek. we'll have to stay tuned there. >>> warriors open the season in brooklyn on tuesday, kyrie irving burning sage in the boston garden, not something you see every day, late first quarter, here's kevin durant, the former warrior hoop and the foul. kd, just getting warmed up. midway through the second now, durant in transition, the pull-up three is good. he had 14 at recess. this game was all nets and kd looking good as he worked his way back from that torn achilles, the right-handed hammer, 25 points, six rebounds in 27 minutes, nets win big 1

in georgia a group of dead enders led by trump aft toern lin wood and former trump campaign attorneywell, i'm not clear, they held a "stop the steal" rally in which they treated the very concept of reality as a nefarious deep state plot. >> i've looked at the real numbers. they won over 410 electrical -- electoral votes. they damn near won every state including california. 80-plus million votes. [ cheers and applause ] we're not going to let them steal our election. we're not going to let them steal our country. and we will die before we'll ever let them steal our freedom. >> that's not great language. it takes a real turn there in the end. yesterday we showed you georgia republican election official gabriel sterling's emotional appeal for the president, to the president to condemn the attacks and death threats on election workers, warning someone's going to get shot. in response, trump tweeted "rigged election" and attacked georgia's republican governor and secretary of state. and the stop the steal crowd chanted for governor brian kemp to be locked up as speakers onstage attacked g

new at 6:00, kpixs dahl lin spoke to neighbors and businesses who say the help can't come soon enough. >> reporter: they hope this latest round of money will buy them some time. business is so slow at the san francisco legacy restaurant they're only opening three hours a day. five days a week. >> we are not surviving. we are on the verge of closing down. we are the longest running indian restaurant in the city of san francisco. >> reporter: owner ron jon daj has poured his heart into the restaurant in the last 32 years. >> taking loan out on my house to pay my staff. to stay open. >> reporter: from struggling businesses, to people who are laid off they're crying out for help. >> i would like to fix the brakes on my car. there's little things here and there i need to be done. i keep pushing them off. i keep borrowing money. saying, the money is coming soon. >> reporter: he now has a part time job but still not enough to pay off the bills. he says a one time payment of $600 from the feds would go a long way. >> it would probably ruin my christmas, i didn't have money to buy anything. >>

on tuesday but lin is woke up to a city littered with hats of flags like here beneath the westerly icon known as the be a brush. concerts he thought a good idea was that fans could take the flags home with them and then get into the through with us on friday evening in front of the television. sure enough the flags were gone by wednesday morning but it wasn't only had to fans who had a hand in their disappearance this new one supporter posted his interpretation of the atmosphere on twitter. laid off flying high at the moment thanks in large part to this man summer signing max kusa has provided plenty of goals like this one destroy the games frank for last weekend but also plenty of infectious energy and confidence even when you and opponents can't help but admire the fine form that the 32 year old has found. isn't he. as a player who sees himself in every position sometimes up front sometimes in midfield he drops t. he moves out why are you trying to mock him we've just one man would never work. up to the whole team and much of. the as men can keep clues in check they'll have a solid ch

play the hero for super sub scored 2 goals within minutes to lead her to her lin to a $31.00 victory over their city rivals. also in sports the sporting director at kew ventas has been placed under criminal investigation for allegedly trying to speed up efforts to obtain italian citizenship for striker luis suarez the italian side had hoped to science waters from barcelona by ventas needed him to acquire citizenship to avoid exceeding their permitted quota of non e.u. players so artists whose wife is italian passed an exam for the naturalization process by suspicions were raised in the media that he was given preferential treatment the club for its part is an eye as any wrongdoing and swat of us ended up at atletico madrid has. that's the latest and d.-w. news this hour i'm married to evan stand for me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for the company. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. there are many answers. and there are many.

just last month an anniversary version was released, featuring 30 musicians including lin-manuel mirandand michael bolton. when you were writing "felice navidad," were you thinking would be great to have christmas song in spanish and also in english, was that the idea? >> we thought there's got to be way of teaching the american people spanish. let's see if we can cross that bridge. we did. >> reporter: but wasn't a smash hit, not right away. >> first people had to get used to it. then the year after, it caught on big. how many times did susan and i travel around the world? >> reporter: married to his wife susan for 38 years. >> in russia for example, a russian guy whistle it when he picked up our bags and i thought, jose, you made it kid, you made it. you know what they used to call avocados? >> pears. >> you got it. >> reporter: two sons. >> wouldn't let us off the stage. >> reporter: born blind in puerto rico, jose moved with his family to spanish harlem in new york in 1950. jose was five years old. >> my father would take my brothers to see the movies. one day i said listen, dad, why

y hay una red que incluÍa guardianes de la prisiÓn de lin kia, estÁ java, y extorsionaba a ciudadanosmagia negra. en la cÁrcel, una de las más grandes del paÍs, allanaron elementos de vudÚ, cartillas, y estas estatuas a la que los delincuentes les encargaban sus fechorÍas. >> terminan utilizando unos duendes donde le colocaban un dinero en pesos colombianos, y de esta forma, supuestamente, rezaban los duendes para que les permitiera que le fuera bien en extorsiÓn. >> fui vÍctima de esa modalidad. >> en lo que va corrido del aÑo van 306 delincuentes presos capturado dentro de las mismas cÁrceles por seguir delinquiendo estando presas. la modalidad estaba tan arraigada que sistema lo sabÍan de memoria. primero tenÍan una autorizaciÓn, luego un estudio y luego una ofrenda al duende. todo con el respectivo cobro al interior de la cÁrcel y con complicidad de los guardianes. arantxa: ni la pandemia ni los controles policiales o riesgos de caer en manos de personas sin escrÚpulos detienen el flujo de inmigrantes a la frontera. y aunque los precios no dejan de aumentar, tampoco la demanda por

i want you to listen to lin wood. lin wood here telling the crowd that the republican governor brian kemp should be locked up. >> i want you to go to the governor's mansion. i want you to circle it. i want you to blow your horns. until brian kemp comes out and orders a special session of the georgia legislature, and then he can resign. as far as i'm concerned, lock him up! >> lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! lock him up! >> some of the people -- some of the people on that stage looked a little bit uncomfortable. i don't know if they are, but if you look at their faces, look at the two guys. look at the two black guys. they're like -- the ones on the left. the one scratching his head. he is applauding, but -- well, they want to lock up a republican governor, telling governors -- georgians, excuse me, not to vote. if this is the road the president is going to drag the gop down, it is a road to ruin. why are they going along with it? why? why can't this white house just say that it's wrong to threaten election offi

kpix 5 da lin on the financial toll they're facing tonight, and how some could actually benefit in the short term at least. >> for many people in businesses, this feels like deja vu. the experience back in march will prepare them to handle the latest round of shelter in place. >> a lot of stress, a lot of worry. i'm really stressed out, worried for my staff. >> reporter: the restaurant owner says it is tough to lay off many workers. most he considers family members. >> they're saying this will be a 30-day shutdown. i don't believe that. that's what they said last time. >> reporter: he runs two downtown san jose restaurants. takeout orders make you have roughly 5% of his business. >> it was during the holidays. >> reporter: many business owners and customers believe some of the restrictions are too extreme. >> can we be transparent? can you tell me and show me the numbers? show me contact tracing data. you have to prove these restaurants are a cause. >> christmas is 90% of our business. yet we're limited to the number of hours, the number of people. >> hopefully there is some sort of fi

the president's lawyers like lin wood, sydney powell. what's the impact of these mistruths and lies about your election there? >> well, thanks for having me on your show tonight, don. first of all, my understanding is that neither the attorneys were speaking with or working for president trump or -- or his campaign. but, i would have to say that, yes, i'm deeply concerned about anybody who wants to tell georgia citizens not to go out and exercise their right to vote in the january runoffs. obviously, these are very important elections. they determine who controls the senate for the next two years. and one thing i can absolutely tell you, for sure, is that if republicans don't show up, we won't win the election. and fraud or no fraud, won't even matter. we just won't have any votes. so, i'm absolutely out here encouraging every single person, every single republican in georgia. whether it be by absentee or early in-person or at your precinct on election day, to go and vote and cast your ballot in this election. >> why do you think they wo

kpix 5 da lin is in san francisco where some small business owners and workers are not happy with london breed and let her know. >> demonstrators are shouting and chanting for the low wage earners who came away from home and the restaurant cooks who can't pay their rents. >> please, let them breathe. to open the business. >> reporter: this restaurant worker has been on unemployment benefits since march. >> the money is all we know. the money is not enough for the families, especially in san francisco when the rent is too high. >> reporter: about 40 to 50 people demonstrated in the rain. they say san francisco's health orders are too restrictive and lacks data and it is hurting the little guys. >> show us the science. london breed, show us the science. >> reporter: she is in a lot of debt. >> i have been a business owner for eight and a half years, renting this business. it's been leveled to the ground. i actually thought about leaving the city. i'm watching the city burn to the ground, i'm watching all my members leave. i don't have much of a reason to stay anymore. my business has been

was an early investor in doordash and airbnb and he holds a seat on the board for each company alfred linoins us live thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me on the show. >> i should say this week is a very big week for you to see doordash go public today and airbnb tomorrow. first, you know, you were approached to invest in doordash's seed round. you passed when they came around again for the series a, you said okay, now is the time. so what changed, i wonder? what did you see in tony xu and the company in that second time that you didn't necessarily see when they were raising their seed round >> i got to know tony over a long period of time between the seed and the series a. we met almost every three months or so and i just learned his maniacal focus on serving the merchants. he was going to focus on the restaurant, providing services for them, and he believed that where everybody else was focused on the cities, he was going to go after the suburbs and focusing on the suburbs where there was high demand, but not a lot of supply. and he was maniacal about focusing

alfred lin, great to have you on the show. congratulations on two big debuts. ahead, the controversy surrounding a top ai researcher, google says she resigned, she says she was fired. talkt gebru boys us to about her side of the story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ sundar pichai has apologized to employees and launch an investigation into how the company handled the departure of one of its ai experts. researcher, best known for showing how facial recognition algorithms are better at identifying white faces than black and brown once says she was fired after a dispute over an academic paper she co-authored. i caught up with her earlier today. was somehe problem unknown group of people got some gazprom some confidential documents to hr that read to us that we were not supposed to do about it so we did not understand why we cannot have a back-and-forth, which is usually what you do when people have issues with your paper, you have a conversation about it. if they had some pr or policy risk, the pr and policy people had a chance to talk to us about our paper because we

kpix5 da lin on what renters can expect to pay in certain neighborhoods. >> reporter: the mass exodus rusted in more housing supply and less demand. but after big price drops, san francisco is the most expensive rental market in the country. according to zumper acts $2700 for one bedroom apartment, it beats down new york and l.a. neighboring cities san jose and oakland round out the top 5. there is some good news, the rent prices have fallen to levels we have not seen since the last recession. drops of more than 20% compared to last year in many neighborhoods. let's go for a ride. i want a to show you the prices. zumper used thousands of the ads to crunch the numbers let's focus on the median price of one bedroom apartment. south of market newer condos and apartments shall the average price $2800. the rents dropped once you go to downtown where there's more homeless. and the tenderloin is the only neighborhood where the price is below $2000. closer to the water, about 2900 dollars russian hill and the maraina. we arrived at one of the most desirable neighborhood, a sido heights with t

>> yeah, yeah, nobody knew who i was. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: lin-manuel miranda was on our show, tolda lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. he's a producer on this movie, right? >> he is. he's written some lyrics for it. there's some new songs in it. yeah. watching lin and alan main kin together is like a really special kind of nerd candy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're also in this -- in the movie "soul" which is a disney pixar movie. i watched this with my kids, they really enjoyed it. with jamie foxx. were you -- i don't want to say too much about it, because i think a little bit would get ruined if we do. were you in the high school band as a kid? >> i was. yeah. i played saxophone. i play ed alto sack for a numbe of years. i played in the jazz ensemble at berkeley high school. yeah, which was full of really great players. like if you know your jazz -- i played with ambrose akamusri, jonathan finlayson, people who had monstrous careers in jazz, then me, holding on for dear life, in third chair alto. >> jimmy: third chair? if you're going to be third chair, might as well be behind guys

da lin, kpix5. >>> the cdc is changing the mask recommendations. now urging people to wear them at all times outside of the home. the agency also says anyone who may have been, posed to the virus should wear masks inside also inside the home to protect their families. it comes as the u.s. set another single day record for new cases at 227,000 according to the johns hopkins university tracker. nearly 279,000 people have now died since the pandemic started. more than 2600 of them just yesterday. now it's not all bad news. this morning, we are getting new information about the first vaccine deliveries in the bay area. and the state expects to receive 327,000 initial doses of the vaccine from pfizer. roughly 80,000 of those doses will be shipped here to the bay area. and san francisco department of public health says initial dose also go to acute care hospitals, and skilled nursing facilities. >>> a live look at the white house this morning where president-elect biden will take over in just about six week. cbs reporter ed o'keefe says mr. biden wants c

we might have to ask lin-manuel miranda, who wrote the musical about the first secretary treasury, hamiltonte another musical about the first woman secretary of the treasury, yellen. so that's what i'm working on right now, janet.

kpix 5 da lin on the financial toll they're facing tonight, and how some could actually

esit is the lin a series of attacks targeting government officials.orter: another sadly, dear i use the word normal day in afghanistan. havingo liv with suicide bombings, major warsn the front lines. it is these targeted assassinations, people being shot dead in broad daylight or bombs being placed on the side of cars. it is the most chilling threat in the country. y fory takes responsibil them.the culprits are rarely arrested. everyone, at least among the elites, that iludes journalists, activists, academics, security officials. nobody knows when they will be next. they leave home in the morning and are not sure if they will come home at night. katty:ti scis in the u.k. have confirmed there is a new strain of covid-19 present in theoutheast of england. there is no suggestion thatt will be severe or that the vaccines won't work against it, hat they are finding out w they can. reporter: the new variant of coronavirus was first identified in september and has since been associated wita rapid rise in cases in southeast england. but it is unclear if it is

it will stream the entire 2021 film slate including a new "matrix" movie and a lin manuel miranda remake they will continue to only play in theaters. >> i was saying i needed coffee because i felt i was dragging. then you said a new "matrix" movie. >> love the matrix. mr. anderson. >> and i don't even have to change out of my sweats. >> let's do this, exactly. >> winner, winner, chicken, dinner. diane king hall in new york. have a good friday and a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> up next, a high-profile premier. a reboot of the equalizer starring queen latifah lands a prime spot after the super bowl. latifah lands a prime spot after the super bowl. . so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur,

da lin is reporting on the demands to reopen dining in san francisco.>> reporter: demonstrators believethis is mayor pretest, they chanted and made a lot of noise without knowing if she was even here to listen to the message. demonstrators say they are siding for the little guys like the cooks who can't work from home and the low-wage servers who can't pay their rent.>> people need to eat, people need to eat. >> this restaurant worker has been on unemployment benefits since march. >> the money is not enough for a family of four. especially in san francisco. >> some workers worry they will be homeless once their employment runs out. >> please, we beg you to open the business.>> some say this is their first time protesting on any issue. they say it is out of desperation. >> devastated, i've had pretty bad depression and anxiety, my mental suffering is bad, if you own a business, it's been horrible.>> daniel owns cross the golden gate and is in a lot of debt. >> i've been a business owner for eight and half years, it's been leveled to the ground. i've actually thought about leaving the cit

deep-sea robots to reveal the ocean and its hidden ecosystems in unprecedented detail, it also showif how lin deep is being threatened by climate change. victoria reports reporter: the ocean covers 1/5 of the earth's surface, and from populist coastlines to pristine waters, one study of the atlantic exploring and taking samples from 12 regions of this vast ocean has discospred adductioies new to science. this creatureses its tentacles to trap food from the water. researchers also found shellfish and ve new species of coral. these static seabed dwellers provide the food and shelter that is the foundation of hot spots of life in the deep ocean. >> you can think of it as underwater cities. reporter: the scientists say there atltic wide study is just starting to go out to important places where life are. >> we can still say we know less about the seafloor of the ocean that we do about the service of the on or mars. a very small portion of the seafloor is being studied, and that means pretty much anywhere you go, you're going toind new species, and they might be tiny, little worms,e things l that,

they told dion lin that it couldn't have happened without the public's help. >> it takes the whole community to keep the public safe. we need the eyes and ears and the information to make our work more effective. >> reporter: the zhong family says they're grateful these men are off the streets but they're still on guard. >>> still ahead, major budget cuts for oakland. a critical meeting and why some say they're making up for the city's reckless spending. >>> warning whole foods about some of its labels. >>> how this construction scene is leading to a creek comeback no one has ever seen anything like covid. my best friend's father died of covid-19. then my father caught it. wearing a mask, washing your hands. you have the power to protect the ones you love. wearing a mask, washing your hands. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> the city of oakland is facing deep budget cuts. most will be in public sa

and i think you saw the comments there from lin wood, who by the way is not associated with the trump famous here in the last couple of weeks because he's been saying things that are frankly very unhelpful to republicans. so not surprisingly, they are front page material in the mainstream media. i think the president addressed all of this extremely directly last night when he said if you're frustrated, use your frustration to work for kelly and david and make sure that we protect these republican seats, protect the republican majority, and ensure ultimately that the legacy of president trump in the last four years is protected by a senate majority that can do things like get to the bottom of election reforms that might be necessary here after the 2020 election. >> chris: let's look at the latest real clear politics average of recent polls in the two georgia runoffs, put them up on the screen. at the race senator david perdue and democrat jon ossoff as you can see there is well within the margin of error and in a race between g.o.p. senator kelly loeffler and reverend raphael warnock,

let's go live to contra costa county where da lin found some restaurants there already define the orders. >> reporter: the town manager here in danville says the police issued about four citations, and a number of warnings, to downtown restaurant . now to restaurants actually closed down their outdoor section yesterday, after they got the warning. this restaurant here got the ticket and they continue to operate outdoors. the first group of customers should up five minutes before they were even open. 30 minutes later, many of the tables were taken up. >> we are out here supporting local restaurants and so that they can make a livelihood and feed their families. >> reporter: many came to downtown danville to eat at restaurants that are defined or defined the health order. this couple joined to support crumbs restaurant. >> to get a meal so that we can maybe make a statement. >> we want to stand and support, small businesses are really getting hit hard by the shutdown. >> we can't let the cure be worse than the virus. >> reporter: a small group of local residents also rallied downtown to pr