kron four's dan kerman live for us at city hall with the details dan. >>it all has to do with the number of cases and hospitalizations so much out of control that they say we could be out of hospital beds by christmas. that's why they're looking at restrictions things like limiting outdoor gatherings limiting capacity inside businesses and a possible quarantine for those who travel outside the city. >>what we're seeing now is a spy unlike anything we've seen since the beginning of this pandemic we are in trouble. >>san francisco mayor london breed says the dangerous winter we've all feared, has arrived in san francisco, health director doctor grant colfax says the city's average daily covid cases are now 4 times what they were a month ago and hospitalizations have doubled in the last 10 days. and he says if the out of control surge continues san francisco will run out of hospital beds by christmas. >>consider this. if you or a loved one becomes very ill from the virus. well there be a hospital to treat you or to treat your life mind with that city offic

said new restrictions could be issued as early as tomorrow kron four's dan kerman live for us at city hallith. >>some new details on all of this stand. >>that's right well, the bottom line is cases and hospitalizations surging out of control to the point that san francisco could run out of hospital beds by christmas. that's why they're looking at additional rollbacks things such as limiting gatherings limiting the capacity inside businesses even more and requiring those who leave the city to quarantine once they come back. >>now it's real or dangerous winter has arrived during an online briefing tuesday, san francisco mayor london breed and health director doctor grant colfax said the city's surges continuing out of control average daily covid cases or 4 times what they were a month ago and hospitalizations have doubled in the last 10 days. they say if that continues san francisco will run out of hospital beds by christmas. >>this is about saving lives everything we're asking you to do on the coming says about that saving life with that city officials announced they will be putting forth a

long overdue, but i'm really excited that, you know, we're -- we have a strong commitment here at city hall to move ahead with some bold initiatives to ensure equity and justice for the african-american community. thank you. >> chairwoman: supervisor walton? >> thank you so much, chair ronan, and supervisor mar. again, i just want to thank the entire community for stepping up and being heard. it is really important that we hear from you so that everyone knows and understands we are lock step on the same page with the black community with regard to reparations. i want to thank, again, cheryl davis, as well as her team. i want to think natalie g. from our team, and she has worked closely on the legislation with everybody. thank you. we are working hard to achieve equity. the one thing i do want to say to my community, because i know that everyone wants to serve, and we only have opportunity for 15 members, but i want everyone to know we're going to be working hard, of course, to select the appropriate folks to do work on behalf of all of us. but i know everyone is going to want to serve. so t

live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan, some revisions announced today in the covid-19 quarantine port protocols in santa clara county kron four's rob fladeboe has an update on that and details about the first shipments of vaccine that are expected to arrive in the south bay tomorrow. we're following the priorities that were determined by the cdc and the state clark county health officials announcing monday that the first shipment of covid-19 vaccine will arrive here sometime tuesday. >>with more due to arrive on friday. the county is expecting 17,550 doses of the pfizer vaccine. the first to receive the vaccine will be people and caregivers associated with the long-term care and skilled nursing facilities, followed by other health care workers all hospitals will get some vaccine from that first shipment says doctor marty fenstersheib. >>this is only the very first allocation and more vaccine will be coming over the next several weeks and months to eventually vaccinate everyone in our community. we also exp

well really tell us what things are going to be like come january and february live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. all right dan thank you for that. >>health officials know how much vaccine is coming but they aren't exactly saying when it will arrive officials shared a few new details about the distribution plan today kron four's rob fladeboe has the details now live from san jose rob. >>that's right ken and late word from the county health department today that first shipment of covid-19 vaccine now will arrive here in the county sometime tomorrow, they'll be another shipment on friday and still more next week then it's a matter of getting out to hospitals, let's take a closer look. >>determined by the cdc and the state clark county health officials announcing monday that the first shipment of covid-19 vaccine will arrive here sometime tuesday with more due to arrive on friday. the county is expecting 17,550 doses of the pfizer vaccine. the first to receive the vaccine will be people and caregivers associated with the long-term care and skilled nursing facilities, followed by

they will do so before the state drops the bay area region to that icu below 15% capacity, live at city hall kerman kron 4 news. >>all right dan san francisco mayor london breed tonight is responding to criticism over the fact that she dined at that french laundry restaurant in the north bay in youngsville today, the mayor tweeted a link to a harsh editorial in this chronicle writing above it quote this criticism is fair. it doesn't matter whether something is technically allowed or not i need to hold myself to a higher standard and i will do better and the mayor goes on to say what i especially regret is that the urgency of our public health message in this moment has never been more dire and my actions have distracted from that we're in a much different place than even just a few weeks ago and we need everyone to do their part starting with me. >>at the time air breed attended that dinner in youngsville indoor and outdoor dining will both allowed in napa county. >>on the peninsula, san mateo county health officials have seen a slow and steady rise in hospitalizations but say overall capaci

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>>live at city hall. we can tell you for the bay area region that's that 11 county area as you know just 5 counties or 6 now the sonoma and then acted that a regional stay at home order. everybody will have to do we dropped 15% ice below 15% icu capacity. right now the bay area region is at 17% live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news and thank you for >>now here in the bay area. the number of available icu beds is hovering just over 17% you can see the breakdown by region on your screen. the mayor region is at 17.8% nearing the 15% threshold to trigger the state's mandatory stay-at-home order. the greater sacramento, san joaquin valley and southern california regions are already in the stay at home order. and on the same day health workers started receiving the covid vaccine. the united states hit another grim milestone, more than 300,000 people have died from the coronavirus here in the country that's according to johns hopkins university, new york state has been hit the hardest with more than 35,000 de

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san francisco is just glowing tonight as we look at city hall and sales force tower, absolutely beautiful view right now. you need the jacket if you're stepping out. 59 in san jose. by the way, our warmest location like fairfield got up to the low 70s today. golden gate bridge camera showing you a nice shoe right now. currently live moore 58 degrees. here's a post sunset view. emoryville camera showing wispy clouds. chilly conditions inland. dry mild pattern into next week. temperatures near or above average for december. as you look at this view from our santa cruz camera, things look so serene but things are changing. the largest and the next two days there is a beach hazard statement until 4:00 p.m. thursday. the wave heights will be 14 to 18 feel. we'll have a high to extreme risk of sneaker waves and rip currents, so watch out if you're out there. we don't have any rain to speak of. the coast is clear. tomorrow morning may see a few watches of fog. as united states look at the high temperatures for the south bay, 64 in san jose, a lovely day in san jose. a few high clouds and sunshin

city hall in turkey. we will tell you the unexpected little gang responsible for calling a ruckus and fighting with city workers. >>> days before christmas, london implements a modified coronavirus lockdown. starting at london went into its highest tier of lockdown which allows some stores to remain open. pubs and restaurants in the british capital were ordered to close. only takeout and drinks are allowed. the lockdown on businesses will be eased for five days around christmas. we will be back with more in a moment. in just a few months, we've learned a lot more about the covid-19 virus. it's real. and it's dangerous. so, on behalf of all of us working on the front lines, please take it seriously. and while we don't yet have a cure or a vaccine, we do know how to keep you and your loved ones safe. wear a mask. wash your hands. stay six feet apart. do your best to stay out of crowded spaces. and get a flu shot, it's even more important this year. we can do this. if we do it together. >>> be sure to join me tonight for an all-new race in america. the conversation, our eighth episode. tonight, we are talking about the world of college athletics and racism. we sit down with coach carter, as well as one

dozens turned out to this demonstration at city hall. they wait signs urging the return of outdoor dining and called on lawmakers to provide financial support for those out of work. >> they close, they open, they closed again, and they open. we can survive like that, we have to work, we have kids to feed, you know, and it is christmas time. we can't just afford it. >> for now restaurants are only able to offer take out. 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 mak

is why san francisco will likely implement restrictions before the state or does them too live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news all right dan we'll contra costa counties of course one of the region's included in the governor's proclamation about this possible stay at home order kron four's terisa was live tonight in lafayette checking in with businesses that would be directly affected if the covid numbers continue to climb and the order does go into effect teresa. >>good evening here in lafayette news of the governor's declaration is sending some shockwaves in this community. some very surprised and not so much in other cases as far as the dashboard what the numbers show here in contra costa county currently the latest figures. here show the positivity rate climbing in the last 14 days in currently county health officials say there's a 121 people in the icu and there is capacity for 55 for people. the governor again saying that if the county moves to 15% capacity that would trigger stay at home order. i spoke with a local business manager and she believes it is just a matter of time befo

we're glad to be working with you, rudy, the staff at city hall who are helping us with this. we will bring the resources necessary to collect the firearm safely, to get them off the streets and we'll destroy them afterwards. please get the word out and look forward to seeing you there, rudy, little before 8:00 on saturday morning at 10:30 howard street. please everyone, get the word out, get the guns out the house and keep them out of the wrong hands. thank you. >> thank you, so much, captain. when we leave in the morning, we'll have some breakfast burritos. how about that? [laughter] thank you so much. we have one more speaker. i save the best for last you guys. before i bring the sister on, the outreach that's being done prior to our gun buyback is done by 15 people and everybody who's doing fliers or putting up the post of all ex-lifers. who did a life sentence behind murder but now they're giving life instead of taking life. when captain talked about the destroying the guns, these are the guns right here from the last gun buyback. we're actually invoicin -- destg them. wi

they had an exhibition at city hall. fficials heard about her efforts and they invited her to this facility. we thought it would coincide with our efforts to get folks to recycle, it is a great educational tool. since then, we have had 95 professional artists come through. >> how has the program changed over the years? how has the program -- what can the public has an artist engage with? >> for the most part, we worked with metal and wood, what you would expect from a program like ours. over the years, we tried to include artists and all types of mediums. conceptual artists, at installation, photographers, videographers. >> that has really expanded the program out. it is becoming so dynamic right now with your vision of interesting artists in gauging here. why would an artist when to come here? >> mainly, access to the materials. we also give them a lot of support. when they start, it is an empty studio. they go out to the public area and -- we call it the big store. they go out shopping, take the materials that, and get

they expect them to follow through and follow the orders because it's the right thing to do live at city hallan kerman kron 4 news and so again even though this is technically an order the enforcement of this order is more like a strong suggestion, i mean there's not to be. >>police officers checking on people to see if they travel. there's been no indication that there would be that though the health officer did make it clear this does come with a misdemeanor charge if there is a violation of this order whether san francisco will get to that point it's unclear but he did mention that, but again he's hoping that people will comply with this order in terms of the 10 day quarantine and not visiting other counties in the bay area not visiting other states because it's the right thing to do to keep the case rate down in san francisco. >>live in city for city hall. thank you dan. >>well this comes as we are now just hours away from the entire bay area region falling under the state's stay at home order this order of course triggered by the number of available icu beds in our region falling to 12.9

about this and they are expecting them to comply because they say it's the right thing to do live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news thank you san mateo county is set to implement a new stay at home order tonight. >>that could have an effect on businesses already struggling with the pandemic under the order has seen in most bay area counties now restaurants will be reduced to take-out and delivery only retail will be limited to 20% capacity with grocery stores capped at 35% stylist even wakefield says the new order couldn't come at a worse time. it's very upsetting because one it's a week before christmas christmas is a week tomorrow. >>and we have people i've canceled like 20 appointments for tomorrow and the next day and next week. >>san mateo counties news stay at home order kicks in tonight at midnight and will last at least 3 weeks. more information on the new restrictions head to our website kron 4 dot com. >>there will be a bay area wide emergency alert tomorrow at noon asking everyone to stay home except for essential activities is another attempt by state leaders to try and get peopl

at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>more restrictions could mean more struggles for restaurants in san francisco, many are now bracing for a possible ban on outdoor dining in person dining is already restricted in the city and under the state's current purple tier guidelines outdoor us in every night at 10 o'clock the executive director of the golden gate restaurant association says restaurant owners are preparing for the worst. >>i don't think any of us thought we would be back facing potentially another more drastic shelter-in-place now again maybe that's not going to be the decision but i don't have a and i have a good got feel about it and i would suspect that some owners might and operators consider just shutting down and seeing what it looks like to get through the next you know wave this harder time of it. >>probably is going to last 6 to 8 weeks. >>well, another big concern is employment without outdoor dining. there's not nearly as much work and many restaurant staff could be laid off over the holidays. to th

. —— currently at city hall, just a couple of blocks from the site.ulti—block radius in downtown nashville that federal authorities are not allowing anyone to enter. so residents, property owners, business owners, and employees basically cannot enter this radius around the blast site. it's tough for those folks — waking up christmas morning, displaced from homes and not able to return to check water to check pipes bursting because we have very cold temperatures in nashville. still lots side effects, even connecting to this call tonight proved difficult because the bombing occurred right near an at&t, a telecom provider, so we have widespread telecommunications outages in nashville and surrounding areas right now. i was going to ask about that because that included knocking out the emergency services communications and are they back up and running? everything is coming back online slowly and in nashville particularly, the non emergency communications centre has been off—line so we do have a online programme hub where authorities have guided people to u

zero, and for you to carrie that advocacy throughout all of those activities, whether we saw you at city hall or the nation's capitol, where you can see on the speaker's balcony. i also saw you at your old alma mater, whether it was advocating to bring back the old school crossing guards or safe routes to school type events. you'll see in my executive director's report reference to your events, and so we appreciate your guidance there, and we'll continue that work along with so many other things. the m-line work, the lake merced work, and the advocacy around safer speeds and automated enforcement and everything that will make our streets safer for everyone. and, of course, commissioner fewer, i want to thank you so much. it's been too short, but we appreciate, however, the time that you've had on the t.a. we love that picture of you smiling on the muni bus. there was one of you at p peabody, and on the steps of city hall, advocating for safer transportation. i also want to mention your one richmond initiative which really i thought was a hallmark of your time on the board. in terms of transpo

they protested at city hall last week and they have playgrounds reopened. now they're asking for outdoor dining to be restored immediately. >> there is no reason we can think of why the waiters should be punished. i was on the step of city hall where there is a lot of restaurant workers, begging, they said please, family pictures, let's let us go to work. >> the mayor's office, i have not heard back. >>> a live look at san francisco international airport tonight where southwest is planning to furlough hundreds of employees. nearly 1200 bay area employees will be impacted at oakland, san jose international airport. air travel demands remain low. >>> san jose's church spent another sunday holding in-door services. the calgary church in san jose held in-door services today despite breaking number of cases. the judge fined the church $2,500 every day ins it hold services. hundreds of people rathered outside while he faced a judge. he follows bod's words which is a quote bigger law. >> the case moves to federal court on thursday where his attorney will try to ge

small business owners protested the city's new stay-at-home orders, calling them detrimental to their livelihoods. they held a passionate rally in front of city hall today. protesters had a lot to say about the new orders which will force a number of nonessential businesses to close tonight. proprietors we spoke to said the orders are unfair. >> unemployment isn't enough to pay rent in san francisco. so if you're going to force people to be out of work, you need to make sure they can pay their rent and feed their families. deferring rent, deferring bills isn't enough. they're never going to make that money up. >> reporter: she says the economic effect will be catastrophic for many working-class people across the bay area. >>> here's a breakdown of exactly when the stay-at-home order goes into effect for five bay area counties. it starts at 10:00 tonight in san francisco, santa clara, and contra costa countys. then two hours later for alameda county just after midnight, noon on tuesday for marin county. the restrictions will stay in effect until at least january 4th. napa, sonoma, solano, and san mateo counties are choosing not to proactively enact

small business owners protested the city's new stay at home orders calling them detrimental to their livelihoods. they held a passionate rally in front of city hall today. protesters had a lot to say about the new orders which will force a number of nonessential businesses to close tonight. proprietors we spoke to said the orders are unfair. >> unemployment isn't enough to pay rent in san francisco so if you're going to force people to be out of work you need to make sure they can pay their rent and feed their families. deferring rent, deferring bills isn't enough. they'll never make the money up. >> she says it will be catastrophic for many across the bay area. >>> it starts at 10:00 tonight in san francisco, santa clara, and contra costa counties and then two hours later for alameda county. just after midnight. noon on tuesday for marin county. the restrictions will stay in effect until at least january 4th. napa, solano, san mateo counties are choosing not to proactively enact the stay at home order. this is how the lockdown order will affect you. restaurants can only do take out and delivery. hair and nail salons can no longer operate. no mor

. >> a statue of president lincoln at city hall is all cleaned up now and fixed after someone defaced it. the statue face was painted red. as was the name lincoln. it happened december 26. the same day in 1862 when 38 sue warriors were hanged during his presidency. we spoke to someone who documented the damage shortly after the statue was vandalized. >> i was confused. i understand why. i know a will the of people are just going based off of emotion. and frustration. and but, i don't understand it. >> the sheriff department got a call about someone painting the statue. the vandal was long gone by the time they got there. similar vandalism is reported at lincolns statue across the united states. >> vowing to rebuild the stronger than ever before. artist and attorney are coming together to fix a breonna taylor statue that was vandalized in oakland. it appears someone smashed part of the bust of breonna taylor over the weekend. she was killed by police in kentucky earlier this year. the statue was installed a couple weeks ago. the sculptor plans on rebuilding it stronger than before. bay

. >> in light of the still unfolding corruption scandal here at city hall, it's even more important now than ever to ensure there's proper accounting. >> reporter: the sfpuc told us in a statement that the promise governmenters strong and sustainable vibrant cmuniomes in the neighborhoods we serve. the city's audit is expected next year. jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >>> up next, as you know, 2020 has been a very difficult year for everyone. it's also been a year full of selfless heroes. we'll take a look at the year that was when woe return. we return. >>> this year has been one of the most frightening, emotionally and mentally taxing, and downright difficult than we've ever endured. many of us experienced loss, either directly or from a distance. even if the pandemic hasn't hit close to home, it's altered our daily lives, terry, possibly forever. >> but as we grieve what was taken from us in 2020, nbc's jay gray reminds us there were heroes who stepped up to help in the midst of so much pain. >> reporter: empty cities. jobs and lives put on hold. haunting images from the star

zero, and for you to carrie that advocacy throughout all of those activities, whether we saw you at city hall or the nation's capitol, where you can see on the speaker's balcony. i also saw you at your old alma mater, whether it was advocating to bring back the old school crossing guards or safe routes to school type events. you'll see in my executive director's report reference to your events, and so we appreciate your guidance there, and we'll continue that work along with so many other things. the m-line work, the lake merced work, and the advocacy around safer speeds and automated enforcement and everything that will make our streets safer for everyone. and, of course, commissioner fewer, i want to thank you so much. it's been too short, but we appreciate, however, the time that you've had on the t.a. we love that picture of you smiling on the muni bus. there was one of you at p peabody, and on the steps of city hall, advocating for safer transportation. i also want to mention your one richmond initiative which really i thought was a hallmark of your time on the board. in terms of transpo

somebody told friends at city hall which killed the part. pikes are likely to happen tied to thanksgiving, 1.3 million people at the airports, jackie, back to you. jackie: keep it discreet but tell your friends. ironic messaging. william la jeunesse, thank you so much. >>> it was a banner day for the markets. the dow jones, the s&p 500, the nasdaq all hitting record highs, the dow up more than 200 points today. this on stimulus optimism if, that's what wall street was waiting for. but it will also keep its eyes on georgia and split government and a couple of issues as we head into the new year. that's going to do it for us and "after the bell." thanks so much for watching. ♪ ♪ gregg: good evening, everyone, i'm gregg jarrett sitting in for the vacationing lou dobbs. federal investigators are searching for a motive in the christmas day bombing that rocked downtown nashville. police say anthony quinn warner blew himself up in the explosion that injured at least three people and caused major damage to nearby homes and businesses. there are repor

at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news in los angeles people living within the city are now required to in in their homes had followed the city stay at home order. >>this is in addition to the regional stay at home order just announced today. the public order from the mayor of los angeles includes many restrictions, including a ban on travel. the new order comes after los angeles county reported more than 2400 people hospitalized for the virus just yesterday more than any other day during the pandemic today's regional stay at home order is more targeted than the statewide lockdown back in march. >>but in la there is confusion due to separate emergency orders from the city of los angeles and the county of los angeles. today's new announcement from the state is yet more information for californians to try to comprehend reporter nancy loo has more. >>we will get through this. this is the final surge. we have a light at the end of the tunnel with these vaccines but we need to take seriously this moment, this is the most challenging moment in a lengthy news conference governor newsome outline

. >> the scandal here at city hall, it's even more important now than ever to ensure there's proper accounting>> the program fosters strong communities in the neighborhoods we serve and say they're pledging more transparency and will cooperate with the city's audit expected next year. nbc bay area news. >>> michael jackson's neverland ranch now has a new owner. the home located just outside of santa barbara. a billionaire who is co-owner of the pittsburgh penguins and an investor purchased for $22 million. the ranch has a pool, seats 50 theater and a dance studio. it also has a train and train station to carry visitors across the home. >>> not so much a white christmas but a wet christmas. >> so much more of a gift for us. we see the rain moving in. storm ranger is powered up. that's tracking the rain that's mostly off the coast. it's already starting to rain in parts of the north bay. as we get a closer look a lot of light green so light showers and we'll get more heavy as we go into the evening. as we widen out the view you can see how much more rain moving through the bay area as we go into

at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>and san francisco kind of quietly loosened its stay at home order restrictions last week, the original order said that you can't meet anyone outside of your household. but now the order says you can see one other person that you don't live with you can also meet this person outside for a walk go to the park or whatever assuming, everybody has a mask on and supervisor matt haney noted in person dating is no longer band but. no double dates. in santa clara county health officials have shortened the time that people must quarantine after being exposed to covid from 14 days down to 10 days said as we switch gears now and get it check on our forecast. it a nice day out there there's some good rain this weekend. yeah, the air is all cleared for first erica caturay is with us said tonight with a look at what we can expect for the week, yeah, it was nice seeing that rain over the weekend. we really need it here in the bay area, san francisco got over an inch of rain so oakland hills and half

year but the fine is actually for 2018, the year before when 11 women and five men were appointed at city hallwoman to serve as mayor of paris because the lag in france is very great. a little more context to this. even though they hired way more women, more than the 60% a lotted or whatever in 2018, that still did not bring the overall balance to 50/50. men still held 52% of the top jobs in city hall and paris. so now, two years later, they're going to fine them for that. >> so 52% two years ago? that's getting closer, at least. >> even though they hired all those women, more than -- >> still brought it to 50 -- >> still more men. >> all i have to say about this is [speaking foreign language]. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> yes, spencer, i definitely don't want to criticize any count country's laws but it seemed like misplaced priorities there. >> oh, i agree with you. i think you're spot on there. it's still out of balance, isn't it? >> yes, indeed. >> it seems kind of strange to me. yeah. >> yeah, i'm happy to criticize somebody else's laws. i think -- [ laughter ] >> we'd be better off

at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>well as we mentioned the bay area fell below the 15% icu threshold yesterday which triggered a mandatory stay at home order that order goes into effect in a few hours at 11:59pm and will remain in place until at least january 7th. at that time the icu capacity will be reevaluated the office of emergency services will issue a region-wide emergency alert at noon tomorrow asking residents to stay home except for essential activities on the peninsula customers ventured out in burlingame to enjoy the final hours before the stay at home order kicked in. >>well this order won't be as restrictive as the one last spring it will have pretty big impact personal services, including hair salons and barber shops must close. restaurants will be reduced to take-out and delivery only retail will be allowed just 20% capacity inside one stylist is worried about survival for his business as well as neighboring businesses. >>it's terrible for his affects so many people it's very upsetting because one it'

i'd said -- >> well, it turned out somebody had friends at city hall, which said no to the party. more spikes like the one happening now that is tied to thanksgiving. tsa 1.3 million on sunday at the airport. the highest in eight months. basically thanksgiving people in the hospital now. people who have christmas gatherings would be in the infection part over new year's. that's why dr. fauci says a surge upon a surge upon a surge. >> eric: what is it in hollywood? smoking something? is it the water? what is it with these people? >> i could say they're trying to make a living. but how they get away with it, you get to the arrogance of it all. eric? >> eric: hollywood. thank you. and whether or not the fda would approve astra zeneca's vaccine this week. it could be 95% effective. the u.s. has approved two vaccines so far. pfizer's and moderna's. the question is who is first getting the shot. let's bring in dr. nicole sapphire. dr. sapphire, now there's three. the third astra zeneca one coming online. is it improved or different from pfizer and the moderna vaccine? >> eric, you know,

>>at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>golden state warriors gm bob myers, us as a 2 players tested positive for covid-19 upon arrival for camp in the bay area. we'll have more details on that coming up a little later on in sports. they can always find the latest on the coronavirus along with the new bay area restrictions from the kron 4 and the kron on apps they're free to download from your app store. >>grandmother who owns a san francisco restaurant is in the spotlight tonight, you'll see why here's grandma and there's an altercation brewing after this customer becomes upset and then violent and the grabs this table and basically springs into action using it as a battering ram of sorts defending herself end. her businesses can force theresa reports this woman's daughter now says her mom's a hero. this is surveillance video from doors campo says restaurant that shows the confrontation and how fast it unfolded. >>watch his doors picks up a table. she says she needed to act fast to protect her family from a threatening c

. >> san francisco's small business owners protested the city's new stay-at-home order in front of city hallay. protesters say the shutdown is unfair, and it will make it tough to live her. >> unemployment isn't enough to pay rent in san francisco. so if you're going to force people to be out of work, you need to make sure they can pay their rent and feed their families. deferring rent, deferring bills isn't enough. they're never going to make that money up. >> she says the economic effect will be catastrophic for many working-class people across the bay area. >>> napa, sonoma, solano, and san mateo counties are choosing not to proactively enact the stay-at-home order. but if the bay area region sees icu capacity fall below 15%, a stay-at-home order will kick in. right now we're at just above 24%. the latest state numbers show california recorded just more than 30,000 new cases yesterday, a new record. that brings the total to 1.3 million cases in the state. another daily record for the state, the number of covid-19 victims in the hospital, more than 9,700. the san joaquin valley and souther

they've protested at city hall. they did that last week to have playgrounds reopened, and playgrounds have since reopened. now they're asking for outdoor dining to be restored immediately. we've reached out to the mayor's office for comment but have not yet heard back. >>> he was a healthy and a fit triathlete, but covid landed him in the hospital fighting for his life for nearly four months. we told you his emotional story. now he's reflecting on that fight and providing a clear message about the vaccine. nbc bay area's marianne favro reports. >> reporter: 112 days after he first went into the hospital with covid, tom of san jose was wheeled out in july. while in the hospital he spent 79 days in a coma. and his family feared he wouldn't make it. months later tom still has lingering health problems caused by covid. >> yeah. i have difficulty with breathing. i can't read a full sentence without having to stop and take a breath. i have neuropathy. >> reporter: with the new covid vaccine on its way to the bay area, we

but that number has been declining live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news dan and did there. >>all right on to our other breaking news. do we still have dan i want to ask and a quick question. dan do we how the city or if the city will be enforcing i'm assuming it's mandatory so there will be some procedures in place for quarantine is that right. >>well just like everything else. the city is going to be pushing education first in that basically means the same thing they've done with everything else with this pandemic letting people know what is required and assuming that people will follow through and do it. they say that for the most part people have been pretty good about this following the rules and they expect the same thing with the quarantine though they do point out that if you violate this order it is a misdemeanor and if it has to get to that point they will look at those opportunities as well. >>thank thank you for that report, dan. now on to our other breaking story, an expert fda panel met today in just about an hour ago agreed to issue a second emergency use auth

we'll have more on all of this coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 5 for now live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you for that dan. and now to the south bay where the mayor of san jose is under heat for the outdoor thanksgiving dinner, he attended kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with more on this story, rob. >>right to some people might argue this tempest in a teapot others say that if nothing else. it's very bad optics and that the mayor of one of the largest cities in the united states ought to have known better but it indicates the mayor is apologizing at right now for his actions as take look at the video of this some file pictures, we have of mayor sam liccardo who's been one of the chief supporters of the effort to quash the coronavirus tweeting that people need to take more care. what's happening here is the today apologizing for apparently violating the health orders with regard to thanksgiving. the attended thanksgiving dinner with his family in saratoga in violation state health guidance urged people not to attend big gatherings or any gatherings for th

parents in san francisco and beyond celebrating the reopening of playgrounds today c this one here at near city hall. outdoor playgrounds had to close because of the most recent stay at home order but that was controversial huge backlash from some parents health officials even some lawmakers so after a few days the state reversed its decision now giving kids and families some much needed space too burn off energy get outside get those willie's out. well, you know what else is good for burn off some energy with a sports yeah, but this year competitive youth sports and unfortunately sidelined you did. >>covid-19 a public health orders just so that for all these kids young kids kids in college and now some families are. >>choosing to actually leave the bay area to give their student athletes a chance to continue pursuing dreams of competing at the next level or has he you has that story. >>the covid-19 public health order banning contact sports in locations throughout california is not only impacting professional sports teams like the san francisco 49 ers who temporarily had to relocate to the state of