pam moore health officials announced the say at home order earlier today it involves contra costa alameda more and santa clara and san francisco counties most will be under the new stay at home order starting this sunday local health officials say they do not want to wait for hospitals become even more overwhelmed with patients we want to go now to kron four's dan kerman who is live for us tonight in the city with the latest details dan. >>well the original idea was when a region, those 11 counties in the bay area drop below 15%. icu capacity that's when this stay at home order would kick in but 5 county say that will be too late hospitals will be overwhelmed and they will not get a handle on this and there will be nowhere to care for those who get sick that's why they've decided to pull the trigger now. within weeks. >>we will be unable to care for our residents other hospitals. >>with covid cases quadrupling over the last month and more than a 1000 people now hospitalized across the bay area. health officers from 5 bay area counties have announced they'll attack the governor's regional

alameda is testing more people than ever. before thanksgiving the seven dade rolling average was 9500 people tested per day. >>> 6:36. you are taking a look at the california state capitol. staff members in governor newsom's office under quarantine after one tested positive for coronavirus. a governor's office spokesperson says they are carrying out contact tracing with state public health officials. governor newsom was not exposed to the worker because he and his family have been in quarantine since last week. >> months in federal message couldn't be simpler. it is time to hunker down. it is time to cancel everything. >>> we got new numbers on hospitalizations across l.a. county. they've reached a record number, more than 2400 people are in the hospital. that is the most for a single day since the pandemic began. 24% of patients are in the icu. 13% are on ventilators. as the pandemic rages across southern california, healthcare workers and ambulance services are really being pushed to the limit in san bernardino county. ambu

this is as bad as we've seen alameda county health officer doctor nicholas ma says. >>like many other neighboring counties. alameda is following the same guidelines under the state's regional stay-at-home order which is a little different than the health orders in march for example schools are already open or you. >>continue operating. retail establishments can can operate with capacity limits and this time around. >>according to state guidelines and alameda county is following any sort of outdoor gatherings with people other than those in your immediate household are prohibited. so why are able to take a walk through the park. you should be setting up for an outdoor picnic with friends like you might have done in the past the idea is not to its said in congregate group with other people, the main thing is really to limit. >>mixing with other households. that's really what we're trying to do right now meanwhile, religious worship demonstrations and protests are allowed only if they're outdoors and with health protocols in place as the health officer puts it candidly

monday at 12 oh 01:00am in alameda county. and tuesday at 12 noon in marine county.>this point the order will stay in effect until january 4th at that point they will look at things and see where we are icu capacity is very very limited. it's possible. these orders could stay in place, but again the whole idea is for that capacity to increase greatly and if it does then these orders would be lifted. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>it is important to emphasize that not all bay area counties are locking down right now san mateo and solano counties put out these statements this afternoon solano county statement reads in part to add orders on top of what the state has already issued restricts local businesses even further when they are not the cause of the spread in solano county. public health continues to monitor the situation closely with our local hospital partners and the state. meanwhile, san mateo county says while the county understands and appreciates the measures taken by the other bay area counties, san mateo will not at this ti

monday at 12 oh 01:00am in alameda county. and tuesday at 12 noon in marine county. >>officers are also encouraging people not to travel over the holidays and only see people within your household. the current order runs through january 4th. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news and this is a list of when the new stay at home order takes place for each county. >>involved san francisco santa clara. contra costa counties will begin implementing the rule starting sunday night at 10 in alameda county it's going to take effect just after midnight monday and marin county that will start tuesday at noon and when the order does go into effect the following activities are going to be allowed to continue retail at 20% capacity that includes grocery stores, small outdoor gatherings limited to a dozen people outdoor gyms and youth sport restrictions and low contact sports like golf and tennis for a complete list head to our website at kron 4 dot com. >>4 bay area counties plus 2 other counties that are part of the bay area's reason regional designation have decided not to ado

>> reporter: well, here in alameda county it is not uncommon for prosecutors to prosecute the case without the body in question. it has happened before. da nancy o'malley says even back to the riser case, they prosecuted a man for his wife's murder and after he was convicted he revealed wear that body was. and she says that is what they intend to do is get a conviction on him. >>> we first brought you the das press conference live on cbsn bay area, be sure to download the news app for 24/7 access to streaming newscast's and update. >>> now to coronavirus coverage, hospitals in california and across the country were receiving their first shipments of this second coronavirus vaccine. so far the states received 110,000 doses to the moderna vaccine. 672,000 doses are expected by the end of the week. katie nielsen is live in dublin to explain how it is going to eat up the fight against the virus. >>> in alameda county fire station 17, all the firefighters working today have already been vaccinated. they got the pfizer vaccine last week. now, with the moderna vaccine, coming to the bay area, it

in alameda, two additional testing events were added for this week. some sites have double the number of target tests for the day. >> i did travel for the holidays, i was in arizona. >> alameda county had the highest number of deaths in all bay area counties, and the second number of cases behind santa clara county. >> we saw a large surge and we wanted to make sure there was great access to testing. >> three things are driving the higher demand for testing. >> these have very indistinguishable features from covid, so that will also bump up testing demands. >> other reasons include a recent surge and holiday travel is the transportation security administration reported 1.2 million people pass through airport security checkpoints on sunday, the highest total since the pandemic. >> as soon as they come back they can have risks for more than three days ago. day seven will be that sweet spot for testing. >> it takes time for the coronavirus to reproduce in the system. the earliest is on a three or four after transmission while most people will test positi

en el condado de alameda, 97. que se detectÓ una nueva mutación del virus covid-19, que ha regenerado el cierre de fronteras en varios paÍses para evitar su propagaciÓn. nos explica sobre el peligro de este virus y las consecuencias. ramÓn adame con la información. ramÓn: paola, buenas noches. por si no fueran pocos los efectos devastadores de la pandemia del coronavirus desde marzo, el gobierno de reino unido anunciÓ una nueva variante del coronavirus. una mutaciÓn del covid-19.. hablamos con un experto para saber hasta cuÁnto está mutaciÓn es peligrosa, podrÍan ser efectivas para combatirlo. son los detalles del reporte. alarma y preocupaciÓn se ha propagado entre varios paÍses, luego que el primer ministro boris johnson anunciara una nueva variante del covid-19 que apareciÓ desde hace varias semanas. >> apareciÓ el 20 de septiembre, fue identificada primero.a mediados de noviembre, explicado el 26% de los casos del sur de londres. ramÓn: el doctor huerta, de la universidad george washington, aseverÓque la prime

what happens here in alameda county on monday morning. they're going to have to scale down at this restaurant to takeout and delivery only for the next month amid these new rules and it's not just restaurants that are affected just around the corner from where i'm standing at sessions hair salon. >>they're going to have to shut down altogether right before the holidays, so that's a lot of appointments to cancel. neither of these businesses are happy about what's happening. but their resolve to do what they have to do. >>lyon on my book already like january. but if they have low of course i have the case though. i mean we only close it was already too now it's closer in i don't know we can still buy for the business online. you know because we have to pay to rain. no tell my last penny is gone. >>the stores will be open. >>that may happen it may not but i will not win. in july no longer go anymore. need to get up every day i will show up here whether it's to go with delivery only that's what we'll do. >>we will make the best of it. its dec

demand to get tested is at all time high in alameda county. sites like this at the alameda fair grounds continue to reach capacity every day. tests are running out by mid morning forcing the site to close early. we spoke to a nurse who has symptoms and tried to get tested but had no luck. >> at the end of the day, we are the ones you are going to come tor get the care that you need. if we are not able to do that, who is going to do it? >> to find a testing site near you, head to kpix.com. >>> bay area lawmakers are calling on local school districts to reopen for in person learning. assembly members tinge, chu and scott wiener sent a letter to districts in san francisco and san mateo counties. >> in other countries schools are priority. other things are shut down so schools can open. i think that we have to take a hard look at whether or not schools are a priority. >> if you had asked me early in the pandemic, i would have been nervous for obvious reasons. at that point, we didn't know what the science was. at this point more than eight months

>>and while alameda county is still doing well of available hospital beds. doctor ma says that people need to take this seriously and stay at home in alameda to love the psac ii kron 4 news. >>marin county's new stay at home order goes into effect tomorrow at noon that's when most indoor operations such as movie theaters museums, bars hair salons and barbershops we'll have to close stylus at dia salon took in as many a last minute appointments as they could today style is julie cassidy told us she's worried that this month long closure could be the final blow for her shop. >>one is the 3rd time this year so it's very upsetting and i know many friends brilliant business owners who unfortunately haven't been out to reopen even so hoping that that doesn't happen here, but it's very hard to keep on keeping on sometimes to be honest without paycheck. >>effective tomorrow at noon indoor and outdoor playgrounds must be clothes shopping centers will be limited just 20% capacity indoors and restaurants will only be able to offer takeout or delivery schools that had a

>>you take a look at this map you're going to see are in san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara counties will be impacted by this new order and for now solano sonoma san mateo and napa counties are safe from shutting down. >>and this is a list of when the new order will take place for each county involved they're different in some cases, san francisco santa clara and contra costa counties will begin implementing the rule starting. this sunday night at 10 o'clock in alameda county it will take effect just a few hours later right after midnight. and in moraine county they will start on tuesday at noon. >>the operations that will be suspended or things like hair salons and barbershops most outdoor activities like playgrounds, dining and zoos. i museums and gyms will also shut down along with open air bus and boat operators when the order does take effect the following activities will still be allowed to continue. >>retail at 20% capacity. that includes grocery stores and the like small outdoor gatherings limited to a dozen people outdoor gyms and youth sports with restriction

alameda is testing more people than average. before thanksgiving, 9500 people were being tested every day. clearly there is a demand for free walk in testing. >> we wish that woman well this morning. >>> new, santa clara county could receive the coronavirus vaccine within the next few weeks. county leaders say they have a plan already in place for when the vaccine arrives. healthcare workers will be the first to receive the shots followed by other front line workers. the county submitted plans to the state and the plans will be made public soon. >>> a live look at two bay area airports this morning. the cdc is extending its travel warning for upcoming christmas holiday. the new guidance recommends that if people do end up traveling, they should get tested one to three days before travel and three to five days afterward. people who do not get tested should try to cut down on nonessential activities for ten days after travel. >> the reality is december and january, february are going to be rough times. i actually believe they're g

contra costa santa clara and alameda counties are already under that order and then the stay at home order will begin at noon today in marin county, the order is similar to the lockdown that we had back in march these counties are taking an earlier approach to governor newsom's order which requires counties in the lockdown one available icu beds drop. just below 15% the capacity of them. most indoor operations like movie theaters museums bars hair salons and barbershops will have to close this afternoon in marin county stylist said dno salon took in as many last minute appointment says they could yesterday and stylist and julie cassidy says she's worried that this month long closure could be the final blow for the shop. one is the 3rd time this year so it's very upsetting and i know many friends brilliant business owners to unfortunately have enough to reopen even so. >>hoping that that doesn't happen here, but it's very hard to keep on keeping on sometimes to be honest without paycheck. >>also effective at noon indoor and outdoor playgrounds must be closed shopping centers will be l

at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton. the cdc says if you met with family, and friends, for christmas, today would be the earliest recommended day to get tested. it was similarly busy testing locations in san francisco, at here's 30 and 32, and at alameda, the line went down the block. >> i did not get together with my family this holiday, we did the zoom calls, but again, a lot of stress of safety, and i know now it is a little, little concerning but i mean, at the end of the day, people are getting tested so that is always good. >>> a live look at san jose, santa clara county just recorded the most coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic. officials are now pleading with people to mask up and stay apart before the county reaches a breaking point. here are the latest numbers, more than's 6000 confirmed cases across the county including more than 1600 new cases just this weekend. 652 people have died from the virus and more than's x and are others are currently in the hospital. the lot next community has been hit

. >> alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley announced charges against 59-year-old david misch who was already in custody at santa rita jail. misch faces murder kwharcharges two essential circumstances. he was already convicted of a previous murder. >> the crime shocked not only the local community of hayward and alameda county, but the entire bay area and the nation. it was so brazen, so ruthless, but clearly planned. >> o'malley says misch moved garecht's scooter to the back of the parking lot where she got candy and soda from a friend, therefore isolating her. investigators received new leads this year. >> we had the opportunity to follow those leads patiently, as misch has been in state prison since 1989, convicted of murder. >> misch is also awaiting trial for a double murder committed in fremont in 1986 off two friends. fremont police alerted hayward police they might want to take a look at misch. he left a partial palm print on garecht's scooter that investigators said had to be compared manually, directly with their own eyes. abc7 news asked hayward's police chief if mi

meanwhile the demand to get tested is at an all-time high in alameda county. sites like this one at the fairgrounds continue to reach capacity every day and tests are running out by midmorning, forcing the site to close early. we spoke to a nurse who has symptoms and is trying to get tested but had no luck. >> at the end of the day we are the ones you will come to to get the care you need. if we are not able to do that, who is going to do it? >> bay area lawmakers are calling on school districts to reopen her in person learning. assembly members phil ting and david chiu and state senator scott weiner sent a letter to districts in san francisco and san mateo counties. the letter cited state funding and ppe plus mental health concerns as reasons to get students back into the classroom.>> what we are seeing in other countries is schools are priority. other dings or shutdowns of schools can open. i think we need to take a hard look at whether or not schools are priority. >> if it was early in the pandemic i would be nervous for obvious reasons. but at this point m

those dollars go to many organizations including the alameda county community food bank. susan basin is the executive director. >> we are serving 1 and 4 alameda county residents, primarily children and seniors. >> you are holding a big check right now. let's talk about that amount. >> i am going to try to lift this up. it is very heavy. $600,000 from our friends to help their neighbors in berkeley . part of this funding is going to our agency berkeley food network to provide food to our providers. we are over the moon about that. >> talk about how many meals this will provide. >> if you can believe this, this will provide 1.2 million meals. that is just incredible for our neighbors. >> more neighbors can help out as well with this big mission especially with this pandemic ongoing. you can find out how you can pitch in as well to help those neighbors in need i visiting www.kpix.com/give . >>> we want to get a check of our weather right now. >> here is meteorologist mary lee. >> good afternoon. a beautiful afternoon with that sunshine. a big difference compared to over the

groups that are being vaccinated first in alameda county. that's our alameda county 911 1 paramedics and those firefighters that have a paramedic or emt license or certificate. and we also have our chiefs. >> reporter: among the first were also police officers and health care workers from fremont and hayward. >> i'm really excited to be in one of the counties in california that's extending the first dose of vaccine to our 911 first responders. >> reporter: because like many of us, what they want at the end of the day is -- >> if we can stay, you know, on the front lines, helping out the community, then it's worth it, we can be there to help other people. >> reporter: in alameda county, luz pena, abc 7 news. >> a group of health care workers in the south bay also received their covid vaccinations yesterday. el camino house shared this video with us of its first worker getting the shot yesterday morning at its hospital in mountain view. dr. daniel shin is an infectious disease specialist and was part of the medical team that treated the first

en el condado de alameda, dueÑos de pequeÑos negociosestÁn entre la espada y la pared. poletti buscÓ recursos disponibles para pequeÑos negocios a travÉs de varias organizaciones. >> estas semanas son muy difÍciles para negocios pequeÑos y para las familias. todos han hecho tantos sacrificios. reportero: la alcaldesa de obra estÁ consciente de las necesidades de los residentes. compartieron el telÉfono en pantalla para solicitar asistencia. alcaldesa: estamos aquÍ para ayudar yhay recursos, particularmente si necesitan ayuda con comida y otras cosas. julio: a lo que aclara la respuesta, volvimos a preguntarse habÍa recursos disponibles ahora mismo para pequeÑos negocios. >> es un programa muy nuevo del estado de california. julio: la alcaldesa se refiriÓ a los subsidios que el gobernador anunciÓ la semana pasada, un fondo de $500,000,000 que serÁn repartidos en monto de hasta $25,000 por cada moto de pequeÑos negocios a travÉs de organizaciones no lucrativas. este dinero estarÁ disponible para el prÓximo aÑo. contactamos a diferentes organizaciones como la administraciÓ

fue un dÍa muy emocionante, importante e histÓrico en el condado de alameda. conocimiento reemplaza el miedo, es ado haciendo mis investigaciones, confÍo en el doctor, confÍo que es algo bueno haber hecho esto, porque nosotros vamos a las casas de las personas todo el tiempo. marÍa: estas primeras vacunas se enfocaron en las personas que estÁn protegiendo al pÚblico del virus, , mÉdicos y enfermeras. mÁs adelante llegará a comunidades que las necesitan en gran medida. >> cuando haya mÁs vacunas disponibles en las prÓximas personas que estarÁn en lÍnea, serÁn los miembros de la comunidad, las comunidades latinas afroamericanas, asiÁticas. las personas que trabajan en supermercados, tiendas que estÁn importante que se mantengan sanos, porque son muy importantes para nuestra sociedad. sin embargo, todavÍa no existe una fecha especÍfica para que estos trabajadores esenciales y miembros de comunidades golpeadas por el coronavirus, reciba la vacuna. ramÓn: por otro lado, entró en vigor una restricciÓn en la ciudad de san francisco. se requiere una cuarentena de 10 d

groups that are being vaccinated first in alameda county, our 11 alameda county 911 paramedics and those firefighters that have the paramedic or emt license or certificate and we also have all of our chiefs. >> reporter: among the first were also police officers and health care workers from fremont and hayward. >> really excited to be one of the few counties in california that's extending this first dose of vaccine to our 911 first responders. >> reporter: because like many of us, what they want at the end of the day is -- >> if we can stay on the front lines helping out the community, then it's worth it because we can be there to help other people. >> reporter: in alameda county, luz pena, abc 7 news. >>> a group of health care workers in the south bay received vaccinations yesterday. el camino shared this video with us, the first worker getting a shot at the hospital in mountain view. dr. daniel shin is an infectious disease specialists, and he was part of the medical team that treated the first case of commute spread in the bay area and oversaw a remdesivir clinical trial at the hospi

paola: el condado de alameda se espera que reciba 13,650 dosis de esta vacuna. un tiempo rÉcord.aÚn existen miles de dudas. ante tanta incertidumbre le preguntamos a una doctora que tan efectiva serÁ la vacuna para quienes la reciban. >> va a ser muy efectiva. segÚn los nÚmeros que estamos viendo va a ser mÁs efectiva que la vacuna contra la gripe. y casi igual de efectiva que las vacunas que tenemos para enfermedades infantiles. paola: la vacuna recomendÓ que se siga usando la mascarilla y cumpliendo las Órdenes de salud del estado. en medio de la espera por una vacuna que padece valdavia de la poblaciÓn a vulnerable el estado de california registrÓ un nuevo rÉcord de contagios. ese dÍa se reportaron 35,729 contagios, el nÚmero mÁs alto de infecciones en un solo dÍa desde que comenzÓ la pandemia. ayer se registraron 30,334 casos para un total de 1 millÓn 551,766 contagios. el condado con las contagios e santa clara. luego estÁ alameda con 36,185 infectados. y despuÉs del condado de contra costa. en los tres condados la poblaciÓn mÁs afectada es la latina. y en

alameda, contra costa, santa clara counties all confirmed playgrounds will reopen. you have to wear masks and there will be no eating or drinking on the playground. a house exploding, how and why. covid vaccinations could begin any day in the bay area. how much will it cost you and what happens if you don't have insurance? the important information you need to know. >> a explosion caught on camera. watch. it will happen. a house in northwest new york exploded tonight. house empty. nobody luckily was injured. neighborhoods say the entire block shook. nobody was injured and we don't know what caused the blast. hunter biden said an investigation into his taxes will show he did nothing wrong. federal prosecutors with the irs are now looking into his 2018 work in china with an energy company. taking a live look at capitol hill. congress is still pointing fingers rather than voting on a covid relief bill. >> we cannot leave here unless we get 1,200 for every worker. >> i am positive we will have covid relief this week or next. looks like it will be closer to next week. >>

a gorgeous scene in alameda overlooking coastguard island. we are here because when vaccine shipments start coming in, this will be one of the first places they will land. the distribution site, they'll hit here and fan to hospitals across the area. to the fda advisory panel, a pediatric infectious disease expert at stanford was one of 22 experts who reviewed today and and voted to a i prove it. the vaccine was nearly 95% effective. it was just as effective for people of all ethnicities. people with weak immune systems, people with severe allergic reactions, and pregnant women were restricted from the trial. >> all the data was incredibly compelling in terms of efficacy as well as safety in allowing this vaccine to be used at this time. not only are we in a pandemic and really need an extraordinary strategy to get us so that we can actually overcome this but the amount of data that actually was supplied to us is extraordinary. >> reporter: ups and fed ex will be shipping the vaccine. ups started sending prep kits earlier in the week and they

oracle is moving from alameda to texas. they will use the new plant as the hub. it's moving its headquarters from san jose to houston. >>> the pandemic has ravaged so many businesses in the bay area and one in particular is especially hurting. yoshi's in oakland the well known venue is launching a go fund me campaign in order to saving their business. rob roth is joining me with the state of live music venues, rob. >> reporter: now an institution like yoshi's is struggling to hang on after businesses have not been allowed to open during the pandemic. at yoshi's there's no musical names of artists on the marquee anymore. inside the seats are empty and equally sad the stage is silent. it's been that way since march, after the pandemic shut down. yoshi is struggling. >> we need some help and we were trying to get through this. >> reporter: it's gotten so challenging that yoshi's has started a go fund me campaign hoping to raise $100,000 just to basically keep the lights on. >> it's really sad, it breaks my heart and the founders have put everything they have at this

eduardo, quÉ recursos con los que haya disponible para los residentes del condado alameda? hay un inquilino que no es durante este tiempo, y ha tenido dificultad pagando renta puede hacer una solicitud para recibir un mÁximo de $18,000, o le podemos ayudar para renta visitar la pÁgina . reportero: este dinero no es un prÉstamo, y tiene hasta el 31 de diciembre para aplicar. presentadora: gracias, julio. 1000 personas y la bahÍa acudieron los supermercados para abastecerse a pesar de las Órdenes de quedarse en casa. asÍ luce la ciudad de san josÉ. desde ayer entrÓ en vigor la orden de cerrar negocios, incluso los bares que se encuentran en esta zona. los restaurantes sÓlo puede meter comida para llevar. durante la pandemia la vida de muchos cambio de un dÍa para otro y le tocÓ a muchas personas reinventarse. reportera: feliz tarde, paola. mÁs temprano hablÉ con doÑa maira, regularmente ella limpias casas, y luego sigue vendiendo tamales. >> cuando llego aquÍ, le soy sincera, me toca a remangarme. tengo que rebuscarme para poder buscar un ingreso. reportera: reinsertarse en É

>> así lo reiteraron las autoridades de salud pública de los condados san francisco, santa clara, alamedaín y también de los cero debacle. >> entra en ciencia ya que el día domingo 6 de diciembre las 10 de la noche y por ahora hasta el 4 de enero. >> esto será en cuatro jurisdicciones con la excepción de condado alameda donde entrará en vigor el lunes 7 de diciembre de condado marín donde se implementará el martes. " necesitamos el espacio en nuestros hospitales para estar preparados parannuestros pacientes". es el principal objetivo de la implementación de estas nuevas restricciones. por cada caso que se detecta hay de tres a 10 casos que no se reportan dijo el doctor alagón, que pronostica para que el 23 de diciembre no habrán camas se toman estas las medias de salubridad. >> es necesario pero la gente no entiende el cuidado. >> algunas personas están de acuerdo con la decisión de las autoridades, otras dicen que el encierro preventivo no es bueno. >> yo voy a la iglesia, la voluntad de dios. >> la recomendación de las autoridades es la de quedarnos en casa a partir del domingo a las 10

en el condado de alameda, 106, en contra costa son 133.n ser asistentes de enfermerÍa. es un curso de seis semanas que comenzarÁn en el mes de marzo. los estudiantes tienen la oportunidad para poder ser asistente de enfermerÍa. alameda . por 11:08 de la noche cÓmo estÁ el tiempo de navidad? la informaciÓn con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: saludos a los amigos del Área de la bahÍa. en efecto de la alerta por la calidad del aire se mantiene moderada en regiones comoel condado marÍn y la regiÓn de san francisco. oakland, vallejo, concord y san josÉ, la calidad del aire se encuentra buena. maÑana podemos amanecer con temperaturas cerca de los 32. la mÍnima de 37 en la zona de napa. en regiones como san josÉ 39, hayward con 43. estamos esperando condiciones de niebla densa. este miÉrcoles, agradable en la regiÓn con temperaturas en las mediados 50 livermore, concord, san josÉ, hayward mÁximas en los 60. es posible que el viernes de la vida tengamos lluvia en el Área de la bahÍa. paola: si quiere tener informaciÓn el tiempo a la mano en su celul

for alameda county, 12:01 a.m., two two hours after the other counties.until noon on tuesday. there are still some local counties that are not voluntarily going into the stay at home order. leaders there tell us they are taking a wait and see approach before going along with the rest of the bay area. it is getting some mixed reaction we found on the peninsula. >> but i'm glad they're going to let us be working. >> my big concern is we should probably shelter in place now as opposed to later. >> in a statement, the san mateo public office said it appreciates and understands the order taken by other bay areas and it will continue to work with business leaders to follow existing guidelines. we did mention sonoma county is not implementing the new stay at home order and county officials said they'll be watching data and that things may change in the coming weeks. >> so at this point we're going to monitor the data and see where we go. very well next week if things look like they're going even further up and we're further concerned then along with our partners

el de alameda, mÁs de 13,000. mÁs contagios es santa clara, con 49,216 casos. luego estÁ alameda con 38,218 infectados. despuÉs el condado de contra costa, con 30,685 casos de coronavirus. en los tres condados, la poblaciÓn mÁs afectada sigue siendo la latina.. ahora que la vacuna llegÓ a california y pareciera que esto ayudarÁ a reducir los contagios y las muertes, surgen cientos de dudas y preguntas. tayana: una doctora se sentÓ con nosotros para desmentir y aclarar verdades en cuanto a la vacuna pfizer. experta en enfermedades infecciosas. es verdad que la vacuna fue creada por el gobierno para controlar a las personas? >> hay mucha preocupaciÓn en la comunidad sobre la vacuna, pero esta vacuna no fue creada para controlar a las comunidades. eso no pasarÁ, no sÉ especÍficamente de dÓnde salió el mito, pero me preocupa porque es algo muy serio, absolutamente no. reportera: si la persona tuvo coronavirus, tendrÁ un efecto secundario al ponÉrsela? >> no quiere decir que si ya pasaste por el covi, que estÉ protegid

the city is following recommendations from the alameda county health department.nd parks and recreation department said it nos this will be a burden on some families. however however, officials say the move is gravely necessary to help control the spread of the virus. outdoor youth and senior programs are not affected by the decision, though, and will continue to operate. >>> so far marin county is the only bay area county currently not in the most restrictive purple tier. rob roth spoke with a health officer there today about how marin has been able to escape the lowest designation and how long that could last. >> reporter: while the rest of the warriors has fallen to the lowest purple tier, only marin county is still keeping it's head above water, one step higher in the retears. but health officials here are not high-fiving each other over it. >> that is faint praise. we are doing less poorly than other counties, but we were there in the orange tear just a couple of weeks ago. >> reporter: but matt willis does point to a couple of districtives and messaging that

>>and the alameda county it will take effect just after midnight on monday. a marine county doesn't start until tuesday at noon and once the new restrictions, start again several businesses will be forced to close this includes personal services like hair salons and barbershops outdoor dining indoor gyms drive-in gatherings outdoor playgrounds entertainment centers, zoos museums open air bosses and boat operations all are, don they must close just be prepared to stay at home with a little more than 24 hours left before that outdoor dining ban takes effect here in the city. >>folks using the saturday night every second of it outside. >>under the city's new stay at home order all restaurants are going have to turn to takeout or delivery only by 10 o'clock on sunday night. kron four's dan thorn talk with diners in them marine a district in san francisco. he joins us now live in the city and we know they're just trying to just get in one last outdoor meal before everything close again dan. >>i'm justine and jonathan that's exactly what we found today a number of

that's solano and alameda counties.he ones in orange have less than that, san francisco, napa and contra costa. but the counties in red, those are the ones that have dropped below the 15% threshold. sonoma, san mateo and santa clara counties. marin has so far not reported its icu capacity. now, if you look at the bay area as a whole we actually have more of the capacity remaining than most of the state. it's more than 21%. but health leaders are worried if they don't act now we could end up like the los angeles region where just 13% of icu beds are currently available. so as hospitalizations rise so the number of new cases. california reported more than 22,000 cases in the past 24 hours, a record. that's up more than 2,000 from the previous record set just tuesday. santa clara county also saw a record number of new infections, 856. now, tonight in san francisco people were enjoying their last weekend of going out to eat until next year. nbc bay area's jackie ward joins us live in the city. jackie, people in the city piv

en el condado de alameda hay disponibles pruebas gratis de coronavirus.portante en la informaciÓn de "contacto deportivo". en partido Único de los cuartos de final de la liga de campeones de la concacaf, con marcador de 2-1, los Ángeles fc derrotaron y eliminaron a la mÁquina cementera de cruz azul. el cuadro angelino avanzÓ a semifinales. actividad en la liga de campeones de la concacaf. partido de vuelta de los cuartos de final entre atlanta united y las Águilas del amÉrica en la burbuja de orlando. el equipo dirigido por miguel herrera cayÓ por la mÍnima diferencia. el global de 3-1 le dio el pase a la semifinal de la competencia. este sÁbado, no te pierdas la semifinal de la liga de campeones de la concacaf por un boleto a la gran final. todo a partir de las 7:00 p.m. el este. en la nba, partido de pretemporada ante los lakers. los soles no pudieron hacer nada en su duela. cayeron por marcador 112-107 ante los lakers que sumaron su tercera victoria. la nfl, oakland raiders puso su novato en la lista de reservas con covid-19. lo jugarÁ contra los carga

>> this is 300,000 meals and alameda county. for children adults and seniors. who really need our help during this unprecedented time. >> reporter: you can help as well with this big need in the bay area. especially right now during a pandemic. >>> coming up providing joy on christmas. how one nonprofit is continuing their holiday tradition with a 2020 twist. >> picking the perfect christmas tree. ♪ when they're sick, they get comfortable all kinds of places. they also spread all kinds of germs, from cold and flu to strep and more. nothing kills more cold and flu viruses, including the covid-19 virus, on more surfaces than lysol disinfectant spray. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> >>> hundreds of salvation army volunteers are helping santa out today. the salvation army had to reinvent this christmas tradition this year. they bought the meals from the catering country because their kitchen is too cramped to allow for social distancing. they made sure the meal pickup and drop off were a contactless. >>> we saw people who are normally donors who are coming to

paola: la pandemia estÁ en sÚper momento tambiÉn en el condado de alameda, pero hoy la vacuna contra vacunas este viernes, los primeros en ser vacunados van a ser los trabajadores de salud, paramÉdicos, técnicos de emergencia y bomberos, en nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias encontrarÁ toda la informaciÓn sobre la distribuciÓn de las vacunas contra el coronavirus en nuestra regiÓn, descÁrgala ya que es gratis. al parecer tendremos un cambio en las temperaturas durante las prÓximas horas, asÍ que vamos a pasar con nuestra jefa de meteorologÍa. suheili: la lluvia estÁ en camino y el periodo mÁs activo estarÁ ocurriendo tarde esta noche en gran parte del Área de la bahÍa, temprano podíamos apreciar mucha nubosidad ingresando a nuestra Área de cobertura, de hecho todavÍa sigue llegando y podemos apreciarla a travÉs de nuestros a 30 radar, algunos aguaceros bastante ligeros han estado ocurriendo, si ampliamos nuestro sat literal, hay algunos aguaceros que comiencen a acercarse a lo que es el norte de la bahÍa, esta serÁ la regiÓn que comenzarÁ a recibir este periodo bastante en, asÍ que miram

>>san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara.e detail, napa and sonoma counties are not entering the lockdown just yet san francisco santa clara and contra costa counties will all an act that stay at home orders starting tomorrow night at 10 o'clock in alameda it goes into effect at 12 oh one monday morning. >>in marine county it starts tuesday at noon. >>operations must suspend a businesses that offer personal services like hair salons and barbershops outdoor dining will stop restaurants can only offer pickup or delivery indoor gyms are don drive-in gatherings done outdoor playgrounds must close outdoor family entertainment centers, including zoos. closing museums, closing an open air bus and boat operations will also shutter in the coming days, definitely not good news, some things though will continue with modifications of course. >>retail will have to operate at 20% capacity, including grocery stores. hotels can operate, but they can only open for essential workers and to quarantine small outdoor gatherings will be limited to

those counties include murder in san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara. the announcement comes as the 11 county region has not yet reached the state's icu threshold. but health officials say they need to take action now so hospitals do not become overrun. here's a look at the latest numbers of icu bed capacity across the state. as you can see southern california is at 13.1% san joaquin valley also under the 15% threshold at 14.1 across all of northern california icu capacity is at 20.9%. and here in the bay area we're at 21.2% but local leaders. just don't want to take the chance they want to close down now and try and prevent that number from getting any lower right now we've got kron four's reyna harvey live in the city of san francisco with details on what the stay at home order means for people and the businesses in these 5 bay area counties reyna. >>the morning a lot of changes coming down county officials say they want to act now so they can hopefully save more lives, you know the icu space is a major concern for a lot of the hospitals around the ba

las 10:00 de la noche por ahora hasta el 4 de enero >>> serán cuatro jurisdición con excepción de alamedacondado donde simplemente el martes >>> necesitamos el espacio en el hospital para estar preparados para nuestros pacientes es elobjetivo de la implementación de estas restricciones >>> por cada caso que se detecta y de 6:00 a 10:00 casos que no se reportan dijo el doctor aragón donde se pronostica que para 24 de diciembre no habrá cama en la sala de cuidados intensivos y no se toman las estrictas medidas de salubridad uno pero la recomendación es la de quedarnos en casa a partir de domingo las 10:00 de la noche no dejarse no es para algo esencial y practicar el distanciamiento social y el uso de mascarillas >>> los condado de san mateo, decidieron hasta el momento de forma voluntaria no participar con los contratos el área de la bahía comes mi reporte noticiero telemundo 48 >>> estas órdenes generaron dudas entre los miembros de la comunidad para contestar alguna nos acompañan médico del departamento de salud del contado contra costa, doctor gracias con otro evidente nos preguntó qué

alameda. nuestra aplicaciÓn es gratis.nuestra meteorologÍa, que nos dice si el frÍo se queda en nuestra zona. suheily: esta madrugada de martes hizo bastante frÍo, sobre todo en la regiÓn norte, santa rosa, la mÍnima nos trate 1°, -- 31, 32° en la zona de napa, en el punto de congelaciÓn, la región de con corto vemos una mÍnima y en san josÉ lo excede de 38°, podemos iniciar esta jornada con temperaturas entre los 35 38° en gran parte de la bahÍa, y cercano a las 10:00 o 11:00 es cuando las temperaturas podrÍan elevarse cerca de los 40°, recuerde llevar abrigo. hay cambios en condiciones del tiempo, hay un dÉbil frente frÍo del ocÉano pacÍfico que se estÁ acercando, Éste alcanzara la regiÓn de la bahÍa para la noche del prÓximo miÉrcoles, y es posible que traiga lluvia. lo mÁs importante es que para la tarde y noche del jueves, el Último dÍa del aÑo, las condiciones eran estables. mÁs adelante traigo mÁs del tiempo. paola: gracias. ya terminÓ la temporada de incendios en nuestra regiÓn, sin embargo es importante mantenerse

then on monday at alameda county, and on tuesday in marin county. other counties including san mateo are not shutting down at least for now. our biggest fear all along, that we won't have a bad for you, for your mother, for your grandmother, or grandfather, who when they get sick is the reality will be facing unless we slow the spread. >>> euros of that means. outdoor and indoor dining is prohibited, and restaurants are only allowed to do takeout and delivery. indoor retail shopping is allowed at 20% capacity for places of worship must operate outside. at the same time, these places and businesses are being forced to close. personal care services including hair salons and barbershops come a wineries, breweries and bars, movie theaters, indoor and outdoor playgrounds, museums, zoos, and aquariums, and card rooms. good evening. let's take a live look at san jose right now, only 14% of the intensive care unit capacity remains, in the entire county right now. just yesterday 67 covid-19 patients were admitted to hospitals, and that is an all- time record

despuÉs entrarÁn en efecto en el condado de alameda y berklee a partir del prÓximo lunes a las 12:00m. y admire del martes, las restricciones entran en vigor en el condado de marine. las restricciones incluye el cierre de servicios de restaurantel libre y en el interior y sÓlo se ofrecerÁ comida para llevar. ademÁs, los bares, cines, viÑedos y salones de knÉset tendrÁn que cerrar. minoristas deben operar a una capacidad de 20%. marÍa antonieta mejía nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. marÍa. buenas noches, ramÓn. el gobernadoranticipÓ ayer que deberÍan cambios para reportera: el oscuro invierno de covid que tenÍamos igual Área de la bahÍa dijo el oficial de salud del condado de contra costa al dar a conocer las nuevas restricciones que estarÁn 5 condados más rÁpido de lo que se anunciÓ por el gobernador. "yo y otros oficiales de salud de la bahÍa creemos que no hay que esperar para aplicar las nuevas restricciones del estado. tenemos que actuar ya para salvar la mayor cantidad de vidas posibles" los condados de alameda, contra costa, clarÍn, santa clara, y otros anunciaron que implementarÁ a

el condado de santa clara, recibirÁ la mayor cantidad de dosis con 17,550, le sigue alameda con 13,000o lo estÁ viendo en el mapa, por el momento el condado de napa va recibir 1950 vacunas. justamente, el condado de santa clara, informase pocas horas que maÑana recibirÁ el primer cargamento de vacunas. nuestra colega carla farÍas, nos explica sobre esto y ademÁs, nos ofrece detalles sobre la guÍa de cuarentena en el condado. carla:, feliz tarde, paula, hay buenas noticias, hace unas horas nuestro equipo se enterÓ que maÑana el condado de santa car estarÁ recibiendo las primeras vacunas contra el coronavirus. se espera que maÑana llegue el primer cargamento de vacunas contra el coronavirus al condado de santa clara. recibirÁn más que cualquier otro condado. >> 17,000 jinetes -- 17,500 dosis han sido asignadas. se repartirÁn de acuerdo a la zonas establecidas por cds. -- por cdc. existen planes para estas dosis iniciales de vacuna que comience a administrarse a las personas elegibles, tan pronto como sea posible. reportera: segÚn el departamento de salud, los primeros en fila para recibi

on november 9 alameda county said they can begin to reopen schools with plans for hybrid learning or small cohorts. parents here at livermore say that has not happened and their children are suffering as a result. a group of livermore parents are fighting to get their kids back into the classroom. they say it's not only their scholastic achievement suffering but their emotional health.>> he went through some separation anxiety which his pediatrician said it's happening all the time now. >> you can see it with your eyes, as a parent, the decline in your child's mental health. my daughter is six, and for her age group we are seeing more meltdowns, lack of focus and it's very hard for a six-year- old to sit in front of the screen for hours, no matter how wonderful their teacher is. >> these parents say kids need to get off zoom. the stanford pediatrician agrees and says he's seen a large increase in children with mental concerns in his practice. >> we've seen a few things, one, kids were not able to participate in things they enjoy, with their friends, and on the other side they are exp

en una hora, a las 12:00 de la madrugada, entra en efecto en el estado de alameda.es al aire libreen espacios cerrados. y sÓlo se podrÁ ofrecer comida para llevar. bares, cines, viÑedos, y salones de belleza, tendrÁn que cerrar. >> si usted tenÍa una bruja social estÁ ya explotÓ. pero las alarmantes advertencias de arterias de salud de cinco condados y una ciudad que en un ser un toque de queda regional que comenzarÁ en alameda, contra costa, san francisco, entre otras. >> en esta etapa no se va a dejar con nadie. reportera: asustÉ se sinestro coronavirus se han triplicado en santa clara y cuadruplicado en la bahÍa. >> si hay una bruja social y ya no va a haber. nada mÁs con los que viven su casa y si tiene que huir a comprar algo en la tienda y regresar a la casa. >> funcionario de salud explica que tomates semanas para ver los efectos de nuestras acciones. es vital ponerle fin . las salas de masajes, manicura, y centros de tatuajes. cerraran museos, zoolÓgicos, cines, y zona de juegos infantiles. >> ya no se va poder comer en el restaurante. se va a dejar que las

emily turner live in alameda, thank you for that. >>> i totally agree. i have two big zoom parties planned for later tonight. we do what we can. developing news, a north bay casino planning a new year's eve party with thousands of guests despite the pandemic. the resort and casino plans to host an indoor event with as many as 4,000 people. officials in sonoma say they would prefer that the gathering not happen but they don't have jurisdiction since the casino is on tribal land. it and about 60 other tribal casinos in california are exempt from stay-at-home orders. >>> in santa clara, covid-19 is now third leading cause of death behind cancer and heart disease. cases are surging and hospitals are in crisis mode right now. only 8% of total icu capacity remains. that means 25 available beds. now there is worry of a possible surge after christmas. >> please i implore you all, pick up your phones, cancel your gatherings, cancel your travel. >> our numbers are going the wrong direction and our reality is rather grim. >> new, another bay area prison is dealing

we are live here in alameda overlooking coastguard island.henever these vaccines are approved the first place they'll land in the bay area is right here for distribution across the bay area. yesterday fda approval advisory panel voted 17-4 to approve pfizer vaccine.. a pediatric infectious disease expert at stanford cast one of the notes. it was shown nearly 95 effective for adults 18 to 64 and it was as effective for all ethnicities. for some groups like people with immune systems and pregnant women were restricted from the groups and can be restricted from the shot. >> i think this really shows us what science can accomplish, not so much that it's different or was done in a way that made things unsafe. it was done in a way with huge scientific advantages. what was remarkable is how there was collaboration throughout the scientific community that allowed this to be such a speedy process. >> reporter: ups and fed ex will work to distribute the vaccines. ups began shipping prep kits last night which arrived at some hospitals yesterday. they co

>> reporter: liz, we're here at the alameda coast guard station. this is one of the first sites where the department of defense could actually start vaccinating active duty and reservist personnel. once the covid-19 vaccine is approved, the viles could be here in a matter of days, the fda could grant emergency authorization in a matter of hours paving the way for the first doses to ship out later friday. >> i know how devastating the pandemic has been both emotionally and financially to individuals. >> dr. haley gans a pediatric infectious disease specialist at stanford was on the day's panel. >> all of the data was incredibly compelling in terms of the efficacy as well as the safety in allowing the vaccine to be used at this time. >> the pfizer vaccine was 95% effective for adults 18 to 64. but some groups like people with weak immune systems, individuals will severe allergic reactions and pregnant women who were all excluded from the trials would be restricted from getting the shot. some people who would be first in line the get the vaccines have