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of the new more infectious variant of the virus 1st detected in britain it was found in people who arrived from the u.k. in recent weeks. brazilian authorities are closing rio de janeiro's beaches for new year's eve to help contain the spread of the coronavirus the city has already announced that copacabana beach would be shut down if it is traditionally the heart of celebrations and south africa's faster spreading variant has prompted the country to tighten restrictions these include extending a nationwide curfew and re imposing a ban on alcohol sales for a course in saudi arabia has sentenced a prominent women's activists women's rights activist to nearly 6 years in prison news a tool came i came to global attention as the face of the campaign to allow women to drive in the conservative kingdom she was charged with harming national security under anti terror. bluejay now left little has paid for activism with ease of her life she believed it was her right to drive no matter what saudi little said. men who want to stop us from driving are doing us an injustice they are pressing off. now have to lose been arrested more than once for women's rights activism she's being kept behi

going to complain about. >> it was a far different scene at sydney's bronti beach. newnister called this crowdless scene appalling. >>> well, this christmas, a message of hope from queen elizabeth ii. in they are broadcast, she credited her medical staff who worked tirelessly throughout the pandemic. and tried to assure others away from friends and family that they're not alone. >> remarkably, a year that has necessarily kept people apart, has in many ways brought us closer. kwo across the commonwealth, my family and i have been inspired by stories of people volunteering in their community, helping those in need. in the united kingdom and around the world, people have risen magazinificently to the challen of the era. and i'm so quite moved by this indomitable spirit. >> that wraps up this hour of "newsroom." i'm kim brunhuber. "new day" it just ahead. ♪ we do it every night. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher with cascade platinum. and save water. did you know certified dishwashers... ...use less than four gallons per cycle, while a running sink uses that, every

you've still got to be careful near the beaches. good news, our rainfall chances continue to hang on. storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, i wanted to show you on our current scan, it is dry. of course you've got to stay with us through the coverage here. storm ranger is the only one in the bay area closer to the ground, able to give you a better scan of what's happening. we'll get a bit of a wider view, and we did have a weaker system passing over today. that's where the clouds from this afternoon came from, but it was a dry system. let's get you out even wider. let me show you what is on track to move in. it's pretty powerful-looking, and at this point it looks like we're going to get a little bit more of that than originally thought, which is good, right? we need all the rainfall we can get. we're two to six inches behind for our rainfall season, and the way it looks right now, we would be good for at least the bottom edge of this moving in saturday and sunday, helping to increase the intensity of our rainfall. so we'll swr more on that

to 0 brazilians in rio de janeiro will be blocked from accessing the beach on new year's eve to prevent crowds gathering the millions of people typically head to rio's coastline on december 31st to ring in the new year more than 191000 people died from the corona virus in brazil and rio is one of the hardest hit cities in the country resilient footballer naima has come under fire for hosting a weeklong new year's eve party for around $150.00 celebrity guests local media have dubbed the party neymar palooza it started to see from mansion near rio on saturday. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for the get here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.s. president elect joe biden has criticized the trumpet ministration for fall in behind its rollout of covert 19 vaccines biden warned that if it doesn't pick up the pace it could take years before the american population is fully vaccinated the u.s. has reported its 1st case of a more contagious variant of the corona virus which was originally discovered in the u.k. .

beach. >> there is new video tonight showing firefighters rescuing a man from a burning building. it happened at the marina in after 7:30 pm tonight. this video shows firefighters trying to rescue a man, one guy was taken to a burn center. there is no word on what caused the fire yet. >>> parents and teachers are making their message clear, why they say one local school district is reopening too fast. >>> joe biden officially announcing his picks for climate and energy teams. >>> the rose bowl is happening but not in california, where it is being moved this year. >>> we have to talk about the cold overnight lows and then we will look at the storm track which is starting to look more impressive and there is a chance for rain showing up towards the end of the seven day. we will look >>> tonight's parents and teachers in santa clara county say it is too soon to reopen schools. >>> as devon reports, some voice their frustrations outside of the superintendent's home. >> reporter: the protesters accused the board of education of rushing its reopening plan and not providing them with the

san francisco's pat's cafe is on taylor street in north beach near the cable car turnaround. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman says neighbors are rallying to try to keep the restaurant running. >> reporter: the normally busy streets of north beach not so much these days. foot traffic a trickle. in a covid stay-at-home city it's hard to find a place open, even barely, or humble christmas lights in this the loneliest of seasons. combined, they make the persistent existence of pat's cafe all the more remarkable. >> it drives me crazy, yeah. i hate it. >> reporter: that's pat darden talking about the empty tables and quiet space where on a morning like this we would have heard mirth and the 18-year manifestation of this omaha, nebraska transplant's dream. how do you get from omaha, nebraska to north beach? >> i visited here once. >> reporter: if there was one small business like this in the city, there must be hundreds or thousands of them all doing the same thing. staying open. against the odds. doing so partly to keep the spirits of their neighborhoods alive. >> should i be closed? proba

paula reid, cbs news, west palm beach, florida. >> a powerful christmas storm has moved to the east coastople in new york city and surrounding areas could see 70 mile per hour windnds, and att leleast 2 inchches of raiain by enend o of the mornrning. the samame storm system roared throughh minnenesota this week, dumping more than 9 inches of snow on parts of the state. and new video shows just how bad it got in sioux falls, south dakota, on wednesday. a meteorologist reported whiteout conditions on the road as a heavy blizzard moved through the region. >>> the columbus, ohio, police chief is recommending that an officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man earlier this week be fired. chief tom quinlan said he filed two departmental charges alleging critical misconduct against adam coy. video footage shows coy shooting andrey hill. he can be seen holding a cell phone seconds before he was shot. chief clemens said the case breaks his heart. >> i cannot fathom the pain andrey hill's family is feeling right now. he was taken from them by violence, preventable violence, senseless violence.

in 2015 she founded the volunteer based beach co-op to clean beaches every new moon. ong term impact. by identifying the types of rubbish and weighing its mass according to a method. >> uts a methodology we use on sandy beaches and here at the rocky shore to document what we're finding. >> during 100 clean ups, the beach co-op has pucked up over 30,000 sweet wrappers, nearly 33,000 cool drink lids and over 25,000 straws. the dirty dozen methodology was designed by professor peter ryan, a cape town ordinary reason tholgs and leading researcher on marine plastic waste. >> we looked at litter coming out of an urban river in cape town and almost all of it washed up within 5,500 meters of the mouth of the river. >> peter advises the beach co-op. today they are confronted by a spill of microplastics, tiny plastic pelts called nurdales, which are the raw materials used by industry to make larger items. hundreds of thousands have washed up on cape beaches. >> we're wanting to document where they have found them and the date and we're hoping to collect all of that and weigh it

get through this. >> yes >> reporter: cure of warmth in a painful pandemic sam brock, nbc news, west palm beach. >> those lines of cars are just devastating. >>> tonight, americans are still on the move ignoring dire warnings from top health officials desperate to visit loved ones for the holidays, even as covid cases surge across the country. erin mcloughlin has that part of our coverage >> reporter: tonight, despite desperate pleas from the front lines to stay home, packed airports the most crowded since the start of the pandemic. up to 85 million americans are expected to travel through new year's, defying public health warnings >> i'm nervous, but i'm confident i'm not going to transmit anything to my family >> reporter: this as california's facing catastrophe. the first state to surpass 2 million cases, doubling in just six weeks. >> there's an overall feeling of anxiety, fear and uncertainty as we head into christmas and the new year >> reporter: in the state's hospitals, heartache over the number of lives being lost on average nearly 250 dying a day. >> every day, i look into the eyes of

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it was the last supper for out door diners in north beach and there are new mixed feelings about the stay at home order. >> i think that we are going overboard . >> i think they should have been done way before december. >> they could only serve take out and owners are hopefully and desperately hoping to make it until the end of the pandemic . >> this is the last straw that will break the back of the camo. >> reporter: friday, five bay area counties say that they will start early before hospitals get crowded, starting at 10:00 tonight the stay-at- home order went into effect tonight and only essential business workers could be outside. the restriction start at the end of one of the most gorgeous days of the air. >> the sun was shining when the tsunami came in and it was a beautiful day it is just like that. >> the virus is on the same level of the tidal wave. people cannot see the inside of the hospitals and they cannot see how dire the situation right now. they say that so far it has been a relatively safe act to be with eating outside. >> when your nose and mouth came and close pro

the authorities here in sydney are racing to identify the source of new infections in the city's northern beachesvely small but in the australian context as it is very significant stop at the new south wales government says that if this outbreak isn't brought under control within 2— three days there could be more restrictions. we have more than 250,000 residents of the northern beaches are effectively being told to stay at home. residents from other suburbs, other parts of the city, other parts of the state of new south wales have been told to stay away, too, and i think it is telling that the new south wales health minister brad hazzard explaining what has described as an avalanche of complacency for this outbreak. australia, since the pandemic began, has recorded about 28,000 known cases of coronavirus, 908 people have died but this cluster in syd ney‘s died but this cluster in sydney's northern beaches is another sharp reminder that the fight against coronavirus here in australia is far from over. not out of the woods yet. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a full sports round—up — inclu

beach. abc 7 news was at san francisco's ocean beach this morning. sunny skies over the waves, which of course has the potential to be dangerous. so if you're heading out, got to be careful. spencer's here with the latest on our weather and is it going to stay this nice, spencer? >> it's going to stay this nice for a while, ama. i might add, as you said, a beautiful day to be at the beach, but a risky time to be at the beach because of the waves you were talking about. we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 10:00 tomorrow morning. the waves are elevated. the surf is rough. the risk of dangerous rip currents or sneaker waves. if you're going to be along the coastline, we careful until the waves settle down a bit. now, let's take a look at the almost full moon. this is a view from our rooftop camera, obviously looking at the moon. it's a berate sky over the bay area tonight. with current temperature readings in the mid-50s. in san francisco and oakland, down to 49 in mountain view. 56 in san jose. and 52 at half moon bay. it's 52 degrees in s

at ocean beach, andria borba, kpix 5 news. >> thanks, andria. if you're looking for snow, your best chance is above 3,000 feet. a winter storm watch in effect for areas up north until tomorrow morning. >>> tonight a woman is in serious condition after her car plunged off a cliff at ft. funston. you can see the car flipped over on to the sand a long way down. officials transported the driver to the trauma center. >>> tonight california hospitals are trying to keep up with the surge in covid cases and hospitalizations. in the bay area, fewer than 10% of icu beds are available. across the state, only 1,400 are left. and california's averaging about 40,000 new cases daily. down in southern california, it's really bad. the health director said that one person dies of covid-19 every ten minutes in l.a. county. right now there are about 6,500 covid patients hospitalized with 20% in intensive care. icu capacity in both the san joaquin valley and in southern california are down to zero. in santa clara county, two weeks since hospitals started hitting cap

beach with mom. no new car so said i'm not going to much to me mama is just our. international criminal criminal court drops a probe into alleged war crimes by u.k. forces in iraq despite having a reasonable basis to believe the atrocities actually took place. good by russia china gates with u.s. intel chase branding beijing the greatest threat to washington today a new sign of spy scandal unfolds. and u.s. struggles with the on dumb a come to the economic consequences the nation's billionaires increase their wealth by holding the trillion dollars some big enough to cover a major relief till august get their teeth into the issue. it's up at. the rate of a system spinning out of control so that it's just give me one with the deep.

know we're seeing a surge from christmas and we do not want another surge from the new year's holiday live at ocean beach sarah stinson kron 4 news, thanks. a lot sarah. >>5.11 is the time and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news, stanford medicine is once again under scrutiny over another misstep. in its vaccine rollout will tell you what went wrong. and more financial help is coming soon to some of san francisco's most iconic bars and concert venues. we'll tell you how the city is trying to save the nightlight. plus after the break getting students back in the classroom governor newsome has a plan. and today a dry last day of the year after a showers last night still looking ahead to rain fall into the start of the new year >>5.14 right now and we're checking out the weather on the last day of 2020 it doesn't even matter if it's sunny because i want to stay home well that's show i think doesn't matter it's like i just want this year to and i do that that and if it's 80 degrees you still should stay stay at home you're watching netflix or whatever you watch i got everything i even got disney. i

he is senior writer for e sun news in myrtle beach, south carolina, a 2011 recipient for the kc middle for meritorious journalism, stories about a child protection case in which the state revamps the way it handles this. michael and isaac, welcome to the texas book festival. >> thanks for having us. >> i would like to sta by asking you to consider the united states as a place and as an idea. one of the images that stayed with me as election day became election week, national mask for which candidate received its electoral college vote. the mass of red and blue. keeping that image in mind my question for you, is it the entire country? >> i am thinking of it as mostly, like most, sort of, sort of like south carolina, other kind of red states. the past four years essentially it has been on the issue of race, the competence to deal with people like who is downplaying sort of bigotry and racism and for me and on top of that here, commanded, to sympathize with white racists. and and and and and is life after the american dream, the subtitle of this book, is that possible without life after a

. >> with me now, nbc news national political reporter josh letterman, following the president in west palm beach florida. nbc news senior digital white house reporter, shannon petty pees, and business inside political correspondent, sona seth. we got that statement from lawmakers, both sides urging trump to either sign this or veto this. what are you hearing from the white house? >> reporter: well, this is significant development, coming from the group of lawmakers, democrats and republicans, alicia, who put forth and promoted this covid relief bill. they're saying in this statement to president trump today that they want him to sign it. that's not a surprise. but then they go further, saying, if your objection to the covid-19 relief bill will prevent you from signing, please, veto it immediately. you've made your position clear and reskbrejecting it quickly w allow those in favor to act before it is too late. so just to translate that from congress speak into plain english, what they're saying is, congress can't currently override the president's veto because he hasn't vetoed it. the president

beach. always the tax situation was attractive business climate was attractive doing lots of innovative things expansion of the convention center, the newng to south floria and the kicker to me is that we had a company thereof about 300 people in south beach. it was headquartered in south beach. i didn't want a long commute, so i moved to miami beach, which was great. >> you are building this massive new headquarters and one of our partners is alex rodriguez alex, those are two industries really hurt right now in covid why invest there >> i do think the greatest properties in the best location are going to win long term barry presented a great opportunity for me i've been in the area over 36 years so i know the area well. he built the greatest hotel here and the most profitable one. right across the street, it made sense to build the demand has been off the charts i email barry a new offer every other week we are excited about it. >> i'll say fundmently, the miami market is very strong. it is the port of the united states a working diverse culture. a lot of families coming down and setting up family offices. it is hard, the demand is so

joining us now, nbc news political reporter monica alba traveling with the president in west palm beach, florida. nbc news capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell. nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. leigh ann, let me begin with you. what are the democrats and republicans planning on doing next? >> reporter: well, ayman, there does seem to be some sort of showdown in the senate over the stimulus checks right now. senate democratic leader chuck schumer tried to pass additional $2,000 stimulus bill that passed the house last night on the senate floor, but it was blocked by senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. mitch mcconnell said in statements on the floor that he hinted at, perhaps, he might bring up a $2,000 stimulus check bill, but he would, perhaps, tie it with the president's other priorities of some changes to section 230 that deals with social media companies and something that deals with alleged voter fraud as well, but he kept his intentions extremely vague. so where things go now from here, it's all up to mcconnell, but he is seeing a little bit more pres

new outbreak of coronavirus ended a two—week run of no local cases. australian officials are trying to trace the source of the infection, afterfinding dozens of cases across the city's northern beachesr many australians' plans for a relatively normal christmas. phil mercer is in sydney for us. hello, how are the authorities getting on in trying to find out the source of this latest outbreak, and how difficult will it be to contain age? there have been four key pillars to australia's coronavirus strategy, mass testing, sophisticated contact tracing, strict lockdown turned the closure of international borders to foreign travellers. it is a sophisticated contact tracing that is now in full swing in sydney as the authorities raised to try to find a source of 28 infections in the northern beaches district of the city. 28 infections might not seem a large number compared to other countries, for example, but in the australian context it is significant, the authorities here are urging residents to be on high alert and, as you say, 230,000 people living on syd ney‘s as you say, 230,000 people living on sydney's northern beaches have been told to stay at home at least until monday understatem

new judge, and the motion to dismiss was thrown out. and so in december 2016 dalia showed up at the palm beach county courthouse once again. g to have the opening statements by the attorneys. >> reporter: prosecutor craig williams' version of the 20 events was the same. >> her actions. her intent. 100%. >> reporter: we have it all on tape, he said. dalia hiring a hit man to kill her husband. >> for 4,700 bucks she wanted two bullets put in her husband's head. or nothing. >> reporter: then it was dalia's turn with her defense presented by los angeles attorney brian claypool. saying the police entrapped dalia in a reality tv production for their own 15 minutes of fame on the "cops" tv show. >> you can't break the rules and then be rewarded by breaking the rules. and that's really what this case is about. >> everybody is entitled to a police investigation that has integrity. this never really was a credible police investigation. rather dalia dippolito was used as a pawn by the boynton beach police department to manufacture good tv for the "cops" tv show. >> reporter: dalia's attorney say boynton beach police undermined its own

the president was supposed to stay in palm beach through the new year, but now we're told he is going to be leaving early and going back to washington tomorrow morning. that's unusual because typically the president loves going to the new year's eve party they have at mar-a-lago. he walks the red carpet, speaks to reporters. he's not even going to attend that party even though guests were told he was going to. we are told by three sources the president is going to be leaving palm beach early tomorrow to go back to washington though it's not clear why. but of course we know the president has been completely focused on what's going to be happening next week in d.c. and that's on capitol hill when they meet to do what is typically mundane, for congress to certify the election. and of course that would mean certifying joe biden's win. but the president and his republican allies are now planning a disruption to that. and of course all of these antics we've been talking about are going to amount to thee yachtics. they aren't going to change the outcome of the election. the vice president do

he was slated to remain in florida in palm beach for the new year's eve celebrations tomorrow night andttend a thousand dollar a ticket gala, his usual new year's eve bash at mar-a-lago. there will be some disappointed revelers there who thought they were buying a ticket to mingle with the president. who no longer will be. it should be noted the president had to be convinced to go at all. he and the first lady almost skipped this trip entirely in favor of staying at the white house and trump has decided to return. a lot of this the backdrop is of course his ongoing fight to overturn the election. let's be clear as you pointed out there is no evidence whatsoever of widespread election fraud. but he wants to be there. we've seen in his twitter feed recently increased rhetoric making baseless accusations about the fraud and that the election was rigged and also encouraging january 6th. that's the new date now that he and his allies are focused upon. that certification of the electoral college in congress and he is hoping the same day there will be a massive demonstration of trump supporter

news. did you feel it? a 3.6 earthquake just off the coast south of muir beach. a lot of you have responded to me on twitter. a man felt in twin peeks rocking his chandelier. this is kind of a look in the area and people in napa, sausalito, san francisco, san rafael and even a viewer reached out to me from vero beach saying he was ready to take the dog out and the dog was growling right before it struck. maybe animals do have that instinct. what a way to kick 2020 to the curb. just really going out with a punch. marcus, you actually felt it in our studio, i understand. >> i did. it hit at 5:41:58 and i felt it at 5:52. it wasn't strong justila a litt shake. just shaking our way through the year. we've been doing that a lot lately. >> we need to shake it off and move on. >> yeah. taylor swift said that. shake it off. >> there we go. >>> we need to shake off, i guess we had some rain overnight, as well, which is a good thing for the bay area. >> just a little bit, but it was enough to where if you woke up this morning, you may have noticed the sheen out on the road

the area where the new cluster emerged, northern beaches, is now under local lockdown. we have the details. >> sunrise at bondi beach, on the most iconic spots in australia. during the day, cars lined up by the dozen, passengers looking to get tested for covid-19. in recent days, sidney's northern suburbs recorded a cluster of 80 cases, leading authorities to impose a lockdown in the era and encouraged testing and self-isolation for those at risk. as of monday the neighboring states of victoria and queensland opted to ban all travel from city. the country's prime minister -- from sydney. the prime minister acknowledged restrictions are frustrating for many. >> of course we want everything to be open but the virus had a different idea about that, and that is a practical reality. i should say, in seven states and territories, we certainly will be having christmas in this country like few countries in the world are. and while there are frustrations and disappointment and disruptions this christmas, i think here in australia we have a lot to be think before. >> in spite of

news. a rescue underway right now at san francisco's ocean beach.irefighters you see there trying to reach two surfers in distress near the stairwell. this is video posted to the citizen app. we're going to continue to follow the story and update you on our 6:00 news cast. this is san francisco's ocean beach, two surfers in distress. >>> coming up at 6:00, the housing market remains hot, but the rental market not so much. the reason property owners are dropping prices in the bay area. we'll have that story at 6:00. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll send it to new york and join lester holt with "nightly news." >>> tonight, the moment the world has been waiting for the first shots given of a clinically approved covid vaccine. a 90-year-old grandmother making history. the very first person to receive pfizer's vaccine. inside the hospital for what the uk is calling v-day. health care workers lining up there as the u.s. still awaits emergency use approval but could that approval come this week the countdown and the fda's first report on pfizer's vaccin

robinhood. >>> we're following the breaking news, president trump now heading to his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, florida, after unleashing a new round of chaos in washington. let's discuss with richard blumenthal. thank you for joining us. the president just vetoed the defense bill. he's putting the covid relief bill at risk after sitting out months of negotiations. why the last-minute intervention with benefits for millions of americans right now on the line? so many americans are suffering. >> it's a blunder, deeply dangerous and self-destructive, pathetic, sad, crazy. and my hope is that it will be overridden by the same kind of overwhelming bipartisan majority that both measures the national defense budget and the pandemic relief bill passed by both houses of congress overwhelmingly. and i think it should be overridden promptly and decisively. >> yeah, the defense authorization bill won a $740 billion package to fund the u.s. military. it passed the house 335-78, passed the senate 84-13. veto-proof unless a whole bunch of republicans decide to change their mind and support the president thi

new outbreak of coronavirus ended a two—week run of no local cases. australian officials are trying to trace the source of the infection, afterfinding dozens of cases across the city's northern beachesistmas. so everybody in greater sydney needs to be on high alert. if you have the mildest symptoms, please get tested and isolated. also, can everybody please think about their activity? nobody should be getting on public transport without wearing a mask. nobody in greater sydney should be going to a supermarket or place of worship or other high—risk areas without wearing a mask. it would just be crazy if people are undertaking those activities without wearing a mask. the harder all of us work together, the better christmas we will have. 0ur correspondent in sydney, phil mercer, has been giving us more details. there have been four key pillars to australia's coronavirus strategy — mass testing, sophisticated contact tracing, strict lockdown and the closure of international borders to foreign travellers. it is that sophisticated contact tracing that is now in full swing in sydney as the authorities raised to try to find a source of 28 infections in the northern beaches district of the c

beach a long. you know new car so said i'm not going to much to me mom lies just that in the end. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids oids invented america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients doctors manufacturers all the governments of. hey folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one is a brad that i had to read it off the prompter my own name jason and i mean we're joined by her and. she's got a movie coming out i want to talk more about we were talking in a more exorcist until benton our 1st segment but i love christmas films folks i'm a sucker for all of it when they run white christmas 24 hours in a row on the sunday and channel the day before christmas i watch the beginning of it every hour just to reacquaint myself

. >> reporter: warmth in a painful pandemic sam brock, nbc news, west palm beach. >>> ignoring warnings from health officials, millions of americans were on the move, desperate to visit loved ones this christmas but with covid cases rising, this could put lives at risk we have more >> reporter: despite desperate pleas from the front lines to stay home, packed airports the most crowded since the start of the pandemic. up to 85 million americans are expected to travel through new year's, defying public health warnings >> i'm nervous, but i'm confident i'm not going to transmit anything to my family >> reporter: this as california's facing catastrophe. the first day to surpass two million covid cases, doubling in just six weeks >> there's an overall feeling of anxiety, fear, and uncertainty as we head into christmas and the new year's >> reporter: in the state's hospitals, heartache over the number of lives being lost on average, nearly 250 dying a day. >> every day i look into the eyes of someone who's struggling to breathe they want to be home with their family >> reporter: similar scene

. >> reporter: in long beach, bob decastro, fox news. >>> i hope you're having lots of fun in tryinglk from one of the bay area's most notorius serial killers now decoded after 51 years. >>> i mean that sound very zodiac to me if you look at the other writers he sent in to us and other papers. it indicates the zodiac knew what he was doing in codes. >> reporter: the cipher attributed to the zodiac killer has been solved by public citizens. >> the mayor development in the case comes decade after that coded message was sent to the san francisco chronicle in november of 1969 and many hope it will help identify the serial killer who killed at least 5 people and terrorizeed the area in the 1960s and early 1970s. henry lee joins us now with more on the story, henry. >> reporter: well turns out this secret message was encodeed in a page of symbols and letters and even zigzags at one point. the slew of people used computer technology to solve it. >> reporter: the 140 message remained encrypted until now. cracked by a group. >> i'm not afraid of the gas chamber, because it will send me to par

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new streaming apps. >>> it is 6:57. if you're just joining us, here's the 7 things to know this morning. number one, did you feel it? a 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck near muir beachit struck about an hour ago. people across the bay area felt it including here in san francisco. no reports of damage. >> number two, california confirmed its first case of the new covid variant. that was first seen in the uk. it was detected in a man in his 30s who lives in san diego county. he began showing symptoms sunday. >>> number three, governor newsom revealed a new plan to open california schools for in-person instruction as soon as february. it includes $2 billion in funding. >> a dry ending to 2020. here's your new year's eve day planner. don't go to san francisco. there's no fireworks. if you are going to be out, dress warmly. temperatures easily into the low 40s by midnight. >> five, following a light new year's eve day commute. i thought i would show you drive times between highway 4 and hercules into san francisco. looking at about a 26-minute drive. not bad at all. the city to the airport, under ten minutes. >>> number six, there won't be any fireworks or big parties in

the world surf league announcing news of the incident on instagram and suspending its women's tournament now being moved to another beach we had a shark incident with a recreational surfer. >> reporter: the victim's board seen here with a massive bite taken out of it. that attack coming on the heels of another off the coast of maui recently, a 35-year-old woman in california bit by a shark on thanksgiving. she's still recovering from her injuries, guys. >> scary situation. >> thank you, whit. >>> we move on now to big news from our parent company, disney, announcing a slate of "star wars" and marvel projects coming to disney plus and plenty major theater releases as well. t.j. holmes is here with that story. hey, t.j. >> last week it was a major industry and streaming shakeup when warner bros. said they would put their next year of blockbuster movies released on streaming. disney said we'll see your move and raise you 100 new titles. just announced, 100 new projects, most of them are going to be going to streaming. so you're about to get a little lando, vader, pinocchio, even buzz lightyear. the streaming wars are heati

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. >> yes, in southern california, at a group of boaters in new port beach harbor took the christmas boat parade into their own hands. more than 100 brightly lit vessels toward the harbor last night. the unofficial parade was pulled together after the 112th annual event was canceled due to the pandemic. >>> anyone traveling into san francisco from outside of the bay area must now quarantine for 10 days. we've got a live report with the details from sfo. >>> good morning. ahead on "cbs this morning" with a coronavirus pandemic spiraling out of control, the fda could be hours away from authorizing the moderna vaccine. we have an exclusive report from a hospital where no icu bids are available. we'll show you what a second vaccine would mean. >>> also in our vaccinating america series, the closer look at the efforts to spread a possible message about coronavirus shots. we'll go live to the white house where mike pence will be vaccinated on camera this morning. 2020 has changed our country forever. we'll look back at the crucial moments and people that helped shape this unprecedented year. we

. >> from deerfield beach -- >> in new jersey - >> a happy, healthy holiday. >> hi, savannah.rprise. >> hi. >> nice to have you with us. it's friday. we got here. craig has the morning off. hanukkah began last month. we're two weeks to christmas celebration season in high gear. >> we are something we're so excited about. we were looking at those long food bank lines. a lot of people are desperate this holiday season. we thought this would be a perfect time do something about it so many people are impacted in so many ways >> so many people are watching and thinking what can i do we're trying to zero in on that, whether it's the hardship of losing a job, food insecurity. nearly 50 million people are facing this year, and people do want to help especially our "today" show viewers. we want to step up we want to help, and we want to help you do so, too. >> here it comes next week on "today's" season of giving, we're teaming up with feeding america to help make a difference since the start of the pandemic, that incredible organization has distributed more than 4 billion with a "b" m

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