misma suerte a menos que se vacunen antes del 18 de diciembre fecha límite que impuso el alcalde eric garcettia covid-19 antes de subir al barco, medida que se suma también el requisito de vacunación obligatoria para todos los adultos que viajen en el crucero solo quedarían exentos los niños menores de 5 años, sin embargo deberán presentar una prueba negativa de covid-19 entre 3 días y 24 horas antes de abordar. >>> la administración nacional de seguridad y riesgos laborales suspendió la propuesta para que las empresas exijan a todos los empleados estar vacunados contra covid-19 a presentar una prueba negativa del virus semanalmente la acción que llega justo cuando un tribunal de apelaciones en nuevo orleans concluyeran del mandato defectuoso y aceptaría cerca de 84 millones de trabajadores a nivel nacional sin embargo el fallo no impide que las empresas privadas exijan este requisito. >>> intentará lanzar hacia la órbita terrestre se muevan nave futurista así lo dio a conocer elon musk quien expresó confianza en que alcance la órbita con éxito en 2022 después de casi una docena de vuelos de p

mayor eric garcetti who tested positive for the virus last week says the rules will encourage folks to get vaccinated while also making businesses safer for workers and customers. city officials say they will not start enforcing the rules until sometime november 29th violators face a fine up to $5,000. the centers for disease control and prevention now says that 70% of american adults are fully vaccinated against covid-19. the agency also says that more than 80% of american adults have received at least one dose of the vaccine more than 80% of americans 98% of americans over 65 are fully vaccinated and 12% have received a booster dose. the cdc says when you throw in americans 12 and up that number drops to around 68% who are fully vaccinated. a u.s. federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the biden administration's vaccine mandate for companies with more than 100 workers kron 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more. >> good evening. the biden administration still plans to enforce the rules, beginning january 4th despite a federal court order to temporarily block the fo

eric garcetti calls for stricter penalties. >> there is no place for this type of thing. >> reporter: the retailer issued a statement saying fortunately no one was hurt in the l.a. attack, but they've beefed up security inside and outside all of their stores to prevent future attack. ange crouch, nbc bay area. >> so who will be held accountable for the smash and grab burglary? we're going to bring you the latest at 6:00. >>> the holiday season is here. we know that. for so many people, it's a mad rush to shop and then deliver all toes gifts. today nbc bay area crews got a glimpse of one of the busiest jobs this time of year. a mail carrier in san francisco. he says he picks up an average of 1,000 packages a day. just him alone. he expects it to double as the holiday season progresses. he's really as big as stan at that. >> and whether we're giving them the package, they have a smile on their face, or if they're somebody who's selling it, and we're picking it up for them to deliver it, they have a smile on their face, too. >> well done, jose. if you want to get there in time for christ

los angeles mayor eric garcetti has tested positive for covid our city. >> is on a trip to the un climateference in scotland. he is fully vaccinated said to be feeling good according to his office, he's currently isolating in his hotel room in scotland. an nfl star chico native. cal product. aaron rodgers says also tested positive for covid. there's a twist with this one, though, the packers qb reportedly told his teammates about the positive test this morning. it means he will miss sunday's game against the kansas city chiefs back in august, rogers told reporters he'd been amy dice when asked if he was vaccinated. however, today the nfl network was first to report that rogers has not been vaccinated for covid. and that is why he it's definitely going to miss this weekend's game in right now on kron. 4 dot com. get the latest info on all things coronavirus just scan the qr code here. it will take you directly to the special section on our website where you can find all of our covid coverage. >> new at 5 or retired bay area physician is recovering at home in orinda tonight after being atta

mayor eric garcetti who tested positive for the virus last week says the rules will encourage people to get vaccinated and make businesses safer for employees and for customers. >> however, some business trade groups say the mandate will create confusion and could present safety concerns for employees who are tasked with checking customer vaccination status. city officials say they will not start enforcing the rules until november. the 29th fines of up to $5,000 could be imposed. business leaders say they fear the biden administration's vaccine mandate will force many people to leave their jobs. >> only making the worker shortage worse. the national retail federation says there isn't enough time for businesses to comply. that's not the only push back against mandate. the white house faces several lawsuits challenging the vaccine mandate for businesses arguing that the department of labor lacks the authority to create such a rule. but other lawmakers say the vaccine mandate will make people feel safer about returning to work. >> i deeply reject that the president can mandate what priv

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ shopping mall of theater gym or nail salon mayor eric garcetti, who tested positivek, says the rules will encourage people to get vaccinated and. make businesses safer for employees and customers, but business groups say the mandate will create confusion and could present safety concerns for employees tasked now with checking customers vaccination status. enforcement of the new rules will start november 29th. the biden administrations vaccine mandate for companies with more than 100 employees is now on hold after an appeals court said more time was needed to determine whether that rule violates workers. right and this comes as the united states prepares to reopen its borders tomorrow to vaccinated travelers from abroad. boxes christina coleman as the story from los angeles. a federal appeals court saturday, dealing a blow to the white house's vaccine goals, temporarily blocking the biden administrations. vaccine mandate for businesses with over 100 workers. 27 states had objected to the mandate as unconstitutional and unlawful after osha threatened have the fines and

eric garcetti, who tested positive for the virus last week, says the rules will encourage people to get vaccinated and make business is safer for employees and customers. but business groups say the mandate will create confusion and could possibly present safety concerns for employees tasked with checking customers vaccination status. enforcement of the new rule will start november 29th. sports wrap is coming up at 11 30. here's a quick peek at what jason and frank are working on. the cardinals were missing two of their biggest stars today, including kyler murray. so frank, you figured this might be the 49ers day. well, you think so, jason, but someone forgot to tell colt mccoy and companies cards torched the niner d while the offense. got stung on a three turnover day. it was just not a lot of fun, at least not at all. we're gonna break it all down and what happens when 71 meets one and eight? you got the warriors rockets tonight at chase center and a local guy wando going out in style. he gets a final, he foe big salute to one of the best. we've got. 30 minute highlight show folks awa

we've got christina forrester and eric garcetti, the los angeles mayor, and david schwimmer.hey will be joining the conversation throughout the day. cop 26. 8:30 a.m., we have a special for you on cop 26, and we will have a discussion around some of the other issues. francine: we will. manus: francine, thank you very much. francine lacqua in glasgow. one of the major compounds has been china. multiple world leaders criticizing the nation's lack of commitments. maria tadeo spoke to the belgian prime minister. maria: when you say china, that is particularly important when it comes to china. this is about china complying with their commitments. is the climate checks -- the climate tax justified? >> definitely. they climate tax at our borders is what you need. it is crucial. china is one of the biggest emitters in the world, if we really want to have an impact. the impact will be because we push each other to the same level of emission, and the carbon adjustment tax is one of the methods to achieve that. maria: emmanuel macron said we have to help the poor countries make the tran

. >>> los angeles mayor eric garcetti is isolating glasgow, after testing positive.e had been taking rapid antigen tests daily, which is standard procedure, and they all came back negative. but the pcr test he took before he came back home is the one that came back positive. he said he's not experiencing any symptoms. >>> the federal reserve is working to end its pandemic-aggressive stimulus. later this month it will start scaling back bond being by $15 billion each month a plan that's expected to end by next june. jerome powell said fed officials moved up the time frame. he expects it to start to pull back around the middle of next year. >>> still ahead, virginia's governor-elect may have kept donald trump at arm's length others embraced him. some were in washington at a rally. at least seven of those candidates were elected to office yesterday. what it means for the american democracy next on "way too early." ame erican democracy next on "way too early. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's once-monthly injectable cabenuva. cabenuva is the only once-a-month, c

the mandate is already in effect here in several bay area counties, los angeles mayor eric garcetti who tested positive for the virus. just last week says the rules will encourage folks to get vaccinated and to make businesses safer for workers and customers. the new mandate will not take effect. won't be a force they should say until the end of the month. violators face fines up to $5,000 us federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the biden administration's vaccine mandate that would have required vaccines for american companies with more than 100 workers kron 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki brings us more. >> good evening. the biden administration still plans to enforce the rules, beginning january 4th despite a federal court order to temporarily block the forced vaccines. >> white house chief of staff ron klain said on nbc's meet the press that the administration is not worried about saturday's court ruling and legal challenges by 27 state attorneys general, i'm quite confident that when this finally gets fully adjudicated not just a temporary the validity of this req

. >> los angeles mayor eric garcetti is set to return to la tomorrow after recovering from covid while in scotland, even though he is fully vaccinated. he tested positive for covid while tending the cop 26 climate summit. the mayor says his symptoms have been mild. tsa said he had no contact with the president during the trip. and as we battle coronavirus and more cold and flu cases, fewer people are now working in nursing homes. unions representing long-term care. workers say the industry has lost more than 220,000 jobs since the start of the pandemic. that's a 14% drop. the main reason is burnout. nursing homes are short-staffed and overwhelmed by pandemic cases. and that is motivated a lot of the workers there to leave their jobs. while it may be feeling more and looking more like christmas covid cases are once again on the rise. what does that mean as we gear up for our holiday plans. reporter.g >> rebecca solomon has the story. >> it's beginning to look a lot like the holidays in rockefeller center yesterday there was no tree today. the trees years with a little help from nypd off

los angeles mayor eric garcetti who tested positive for the virus last week says the rules will encourage folks to get vaccinated and to make businesses safer for workers and customers. city officials say they will not start enforcing the rules until november 29th violators can face a fine up to $5,000. a u.s. federal appeals court has temporarily blocked the biden administration's vaccine mandate for american companies with more than 100 workers kron 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki has more. >> good evening. the biden administration still plans to enforce the rules, beginning january 4th despite a federal court order to temporarily blocked the forced vaccines. >> white house chief of staff ron klain said on nbc's meet the press that the administration is not worried about saturday's court ruling and legal challenges by 27 state attorneys general, i'm quite confident that when this finally gets fully adjudicated not just a temporary the validity of this requirement will be upheld. the u.s. court of appeals in louisiana said the vaccine mandate presents grieves statutory and cons

. >>> los angeles mayor eric garcetti tested positive for coronavirus.ated is in scotland attending the cop26 climate summit. a spokesman says he is isolating in his hotel room and experiencing mild symptoms. >>> the jury has officially been seated with only one black juror among the 12 in the trial of three men white men accused of killing ahmaud arbery. the 25-year-old black man was fatally shot in february of 2020 while jogging through a neighborhood. the three defendants have all pleaded not guilty in the case. the judge overseeing the trial said the defense appeared to discriminate in selecting the majority white jury but said the trial can proceed. joining me with more from brunswick, georgia, ron allen. ron, good morning. what's been the reaction to the jury selection and what happens next? >> reporter: >> reporter: very good question. thea brooks, ahmaud's aunt, what your thoughts about the jury? >> honestly it was expected. >> reporter: expected because? >> that's the community we live in and just another injustice that we face daily. >> reporte

meanwhile, mayor eric garcetti has warned all city employees saying those who don't get -- those who vaccinated should be prepared to lose their job, jose. >> guad, also in california, a devastating story about two mothers giving birth to each other's babies in a nightmare ivf mix-up. what was that about? >> this is a really unique case where the two couples gave birth to each other's babies, this because of this apparent mix-up at the fertility clinic. after what they did what's called an in vitro fertilization process. so both couples raised each other's babies for months and one of the couple said they suspected that the baby wasn't theirs because of a different skin complexion than theirs. they then decided to get a dna test, which revealed that the baby they had was not theirs. then after what they say was an overwhelming process, they exchanged the baby with a couple that had raised theirs. that second couple has remained anonymous. the cardinelli's complaint accuses the center for reproductive health and its owner, dr. moore, of medical malpractice, breach of contract, neglige

kristen: green bay porter back aaron rodgers and los angeles mayor eric garcetti both announced theyd-19, rogers is out for sunday's game. garcetti is isolating at a hotel but says he is doing fine. larry: a family got to see firsthand how devastating the impacts of covid-19 and the pandemic can be. noah davis almost lost his life, fought for nine months at santa clara valley medical center but survived. story you will see only here on abc 7. ♪ >> it is another chance at life, coming home is one of the steps on my journey. it is not over yet but i can't wait to continue and see what comes up in the future. reporter: accompanied by one of the many doctors that treated him throughout his battle with covid-19, 31-year-old noah davis exits the hospital for the first time in nine months. >> one of the things where we have to give credit to the system from the moment he came into our acute care hospital, his recovery is one of those we can mark in our history books. reporter: to understand how momentous of a day this is, let's take you back to january. >> me and my family had been careful.

a mayor eric garcetti, who tested positive for the virus last week, says the rules should encourage more people to get vaccinated. some business groups that oppose this new rule and force mint begins november 29th. the united states is now welcoming many international tourists. for the first time in nearly two years the travel ban put in place at the start of the pandemic expired this morning, opening the door to vaccinated and covid negative visitors ahead of the holiday season. and as ktvu is james tours reports. there were a lot of smiles, added san francisco international, where some families were reunited for the first time in more than 18 months. travel experts say. san francisco is one of five top major u. s. cities that international tourists will visit and just under the international rivals signed this morning, we saw smiles. hugs and some tears. i am happy that i'm here happy. and here in san francisco, fresh off of a 15 hour flight from delhi, india, one of the airports first arrivals today much i'm so excited. i got wait. this grandmother hasn't seen her daughter for nearly

the mayor of los angeles, eric garcetti, tested positive for covid.e their jobs. los angeles county sheriff alex villanueva joined me now. is la prepared to lose thousands of deputies? >> the sheriff the permit is working on contingency plans, the board of supervisors doubling down on a reckless path without planning things first and announcing the mandate so you have this chaos which is artificially created by the board of supervisors. stuart: 3000 officers you could be short. >> yes, 3000. the numbers are not vaccinated. we are trying to encourage voluntary thing but i'm not going to pull a health requirement on my deputies. i am vaccinated but it has to be a decision of each person. stuart: there is a clash coming. if you don't impose the mandate and the mandate is imposed by city council there is a clash coming. when does the class come? >> they keep moving the goal posts. every single mandate people set in the deadline when they get near the deadline they push it back further because the mandates are wonderful political theater but in reality whe

los angeles' mayor, eric garcetti is isolating after testing positive covid-19.as been taken rapid antigent test for the conference all came back negative but the test he took for coming back home was positive. the mayor says he has no symptoms. he's scheduled to come back on november 13th. >>> more covid news. aaron rogers will miss sunday's game. he'll sit out the game after reports came out that the quarterback tested positive for covid-19. here what i say the quarterback had to say if august when he was asked specifically whether he was vaccinated for covid. >> are you vaccinated and what's your stance on vaccinations? >> yeah, immunized. i think it's a personal decision and i am not going to judge those guys. >> the three-time mvp received alternative treatment which he believes would inoculate him from the covid-19. it's clear he did not get vaccinated. reports came out that he received treatments from his doctor to raise his antibody levels but he did not get vaccinated. the question is was he following protocols or unvaccinated players or carry on as if h

you know the mayor of l.a., eric garcetti is in your old neck of the woods up there in scotland from the mandate without strangling businesses? stuart: well-said. look at regeneron. the stock is up this morning. they have a single dose of their antibody cocktail reducing the risk of getting covid by 81%. that is a terrific piece of news for treatment, isn't it, and prevention? >> this is where we're heading, stuart. this is our path out of the pandemic. we've shown the vaccines work. we need more testing. last week you and i were talking about the new pills that are coming out for merck and pfizer that plus the monoclonal anti-body cocktail for those at high-risk decreases the risk of hospitalizations greatly. we'll end up with a virus here that we can manage, that endemic and not pandemic. meaning you will still see it but see much milder cases that we can manage. this is very exciting news coming out of regeneron. i expect that will continue. these synthetic antibodies are huge, both regeneron and lily have had an enourmous impact. stuart: the mayor-elect of new york city, eric ada