la medida se convirtiÓ en la mÁs costosa de california. >> california aprobÓ en la victoria 122, uberue recordar que ese dinero se invirtiÓ a travÉs del estado de california. los medios y muchas empresas sacaron beneficio. era necesario hacer esto porque tenemos mÁs de 20 millones de votantes a travÉsde este gran estado y 40 millones de residentes en la poblaciÓn. un mensaje muy importante comunicarlo a nuestra comunidad. reportera: habÍan dos opiniones muy distintas, y algunos conductores querÍan ser empleados de tiempo completo, debido a los beneficios. los que querÍan ser con pinzas afirman que ellos todavÍa van a recibir beneficios. >> hÁblenos de la diferencias >> muchos de los conductores ya tienen otros empleos, eso es para ccumplir lo que estaban hablando los mismos a las trabajadores porque querÍamos reservar casi 1 millÓn de trabajos aquÍ en el estado de california. la diferencia es que ahora van a tener no sÓlo es beneficios de la seguridad de ese empleo, tambiÉn ayuda con el gasto mÉdico, y si algo sucede, tienen un accidente en su trabajo, quedan en su trabajo, tambiÉn te

trump sued california, california also sued the trumpet administration.what happened with all of that litigation? how often did you sue the trump administration, and do those cases now go away? ms. nichols: well, i believe that attorney general becerra has filed 58 cases against the trump administration's epa for a policyide variety of changes and regulatory changes, rollbacks, etc., and many of those have been disposed of, and we have won them. we have not lost any of them. so what remains of the existing portfolio on -- i can't say for each one of those cases, but in general, i believe that the overall volume of work for our lawyers will go down. greg: [laughs] the, personally speaking, what are some of the sweetest victories and be battlingmoments in oil companies, battling the federal government, what are some of the personal highs and lows for you, personally? ms. nichols: well, you cited at the outset of this conversation the event that arnold hosted at -- i think it was the beverly hilton hotel, you know, leaders from around the world and many stat

i think the nation will be looking at california. what we are doing, what we can do to have the next administration truly follow in our footsteps of building on the aca. i want to thank the governor for having me here. i think i am doing a handoff back to some fact point which is where you can go. open enrollment is now. when you come to our website, these masks, we have some in spanish. we have some in korean. chinese, vietnamese, go to our site and you can find local help , people who speak every one of those languages. your help will be free and your costs will be lowered dramatically. it is all about affordability. governor, thank you for having me here today. it has been your leadership in our legislature that has given a pathway for millions of californians to have coverage. thank you. >> get covered, stay covered. i encourage you to visit covered california.com to sign up for our program d encourage you to let folks know . you may have family members, folks you are close to that are anxious about their healthcare and their cov

por eso covered california quiere que nadie en california se sienta invisible por culpa de su enfermedadbertura integral que incluye salud mental, cuidado preventivo y más. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del 15 de diciembre. >> los condado de los Ángeles son dos de los condados donde mÁs se ha visto un alza de contagio del coronavirus, en estos dos lugares mucha de esta poblaciÓn es latina y ay un llamado especial a la comunidad, tuve la oportunidad de entrevistar a la congresista norma torres para hablar sobre esto y saber quÉ medida se estÁ tomando. >> el aumento de casos estÁ aumentando a nivel nacional. >> el condado de san bernardino y el condado de los Ángeles son los dos condados que tienen mÁs altas infecciones en todo california. nosotros estamos cansados y desesperados, queremos tener y revisar a un tiempo normal donde podemos abrazar y besar a nuestros hijos en nuestras familias y tambiÉn amigos, pero este no es el momento de retroceder y ya estamos en poder tener unas medicinas y vacunas que todo esto va a ser necesario para poder regresar

el morado abarcando la mayor parte del estado de california.un aumento de casos de ííndices de positividad tambiéén no esta concentrado sobre algunos pocos condados vamos viendo una preparacióón amplia, generas puertos del estado de california por consecuencia le queremos informar de cuáán preparados estamos para este momento hemos estado modelando este momento con muchos meses desde el inicio de esta pandemia. un núúmero de instalaciones, para resurgimiento. se había iniciada al principio de mes trabajando para el gobierno estatal, regional y de condados para establecer sitios en sacramento. esos sitios son los lugares que llamamos que estamos en un estatus listos para utilizar estamos preparáándolos para ser utilizados en 11 lugares a lo ancho del estado y estaráán listos para tener una capacidad si es necesario de casi 2000 camas en total de capacidad en este estatus de rebrote 1872 el primer sitio que se desplace de la regióón candente. seráá la próóxima semana máás o menos estaremos inclináándonos agresivamente en el condado de ventura per

that's california as a state. if you break that down into the bay area, northern california, san joaquin, you can see that in the san joaquin valley we project upwards of 83% capacity within just the next month or so. we will get to icus in just a moment. see, when we have we willhospitalized, round up to 30% of hospitalizations require icu care or some form of respiratory support. , 12% likely end up in hospitals. of those hospitalized, 10%-30% may need respiratory support in icu care. you can already see that trendline, this familiar slide of icu admissions that have increased in the last week alone. that represents 23% of the total in ourof patients critical care system that have tested positive for covid-19. those currently in our have testedtem positive for covid-19. let's take a look at the overall icu system being occupied by utilized byand individuals needing icus for non-covid related admissions. states 75% of all of the beds. here is a slide that should be sobering to everybody and i will keep it up for

use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california.o burn now asking customers to only use their service for essential san francisco based company is pleading with the public now to follow cdc guidelines and stay at home try to limit gatherings this holiday season to help keep loved ones and community safe. if you must travel uber's face mask policy is still in effect for drivers and riders. >>for those who are traveling by plane this week we want to let you know about new technology that's being used by the tsa chris scholer has details. >>we're actually expecting our passenger levels to approach pre pandemic levels. >>over the next several weeks and thanks to a 96 million dollar investment by the tsa nationwide this computed tomography or c t scanner technology will speed up the process of getting through security and better ensure your safety seat he is in fact the most advanced technology. >>available for tsa passenger screening checkpoint operations the technology allows tsa officers to see 3 d images of the items inside a carry o

sí, gracias a covered california.menzaron a respirar con el ganador. vamos a ver la historia. reportera: la victoria de biden ha devuelto la esperanza a miles de soÑadores. el presidente biden dice que ellos son estadounidenses y hay que hacerlo oficial. Álamos --hablamos con karen, que es dreamers y pertenece a chirla. >> cuando recibimos la noticia nos sentimos relajados y tuvimos esperanza. nuestra comunidad no veÍa caminos y pensaba que no tenÍa soluciÓn. esperamos que esto beneficie a toda la comunidad. reportera: la promesa de biden ayudarÍa a millones de californianos y a millones en todo el paÍs. esto puede ayudar a personas como a tus padres. >> en 2016 yo escuchÉ la noticia sobre la elecciÓn del presidente trump y nos dio mucho miedo, pero ahora no siento ese miedo y tenemos esperanzas. sabemos que serÁ alguien con quien podamos conversar. reportera: los esfuerzos de la administraciÓn trump para acabar con daca fueron bloqueados por la corte suprema. como han cambiado con respecto a esto? >> yo fui una de la

for today's case numbers we are 6,893 cases in california. this is higher than our seven day average which was 6,773 cases. total tests are 136,428 and test positivity rate over 14 days is 4.0%. when you compare that to a couple weeks ago on october 29, test positivity rate is one point higher. it is 4.0% as of today, a point higher than two weeks ago. hospitalizations are also increasing. they've increased over 34.6% over the last two weeks. it is at 3399. icu hospitalizations have increased, over a third in the last two weeks, at 931 icu hospitalizations. we wanted to reintroduce you again to this epidemic curve. we showed you this tuesday. this is how we look at epidemiologists and public health officials at what is happening. this is what is happening in california and where we have been. our slow stringent approach has allowed us to gradually reopen a significant number of counties over the past months. you see here that the number of new cases per day has increased dramatically since beginning of november. you see the right of rise we s

por eso covered california quiere que nadie en california se sienta invisible por culpa de su enfermedaddado preventivo y más. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del 15 de diciembre. el expresidente mexicano patricia: el presidente mexicano enrique peÑa nieto habrÍa tenido participaciÓn directa en el pago de sobornos de la empresa constructora. asÍ lo afirma un reporte del diario reforma que cita documentos judiciales. en ellos indica que la fiscalÍa generalmexicana relacionÓ al expresidente con graves delitos sobre el estÁndolo. alejandro madrigal nos amplia desde la capital mexicana. alejandro: el Éxito seÑalado la solicitud federal como cabeza de un aparato de poder y lo califica como autor de delitos de traiciÓn a la patria y cohecho por entregar dinero legisladores para la aprobaciÓn de la reforma energÉtica en 2013 >> segÚn publica el periÓdico. si enrique peÑa nieto fue un corrupto, lo que estÁn haciendo es brindÁndolo a travÉs de un caso que no tiene futuro alej dentro del marco legal. alejandro: este documento la orden de aprehensiÓn por traiciÓn

that is allowed in california law. nothing but observation. 2340g turnout is huge. 12 million before today election day, even. so i'm wondering where you think the final total will end up in terms of actual californians. >> it's going to be big. all the indicators from recommending strags and early turnout. that's a trend we're seeing across the country. we're focused on being sure that every registered voter can have their blamt counted. anybody missed the voter registration a couple of weeks ago, you can still show up in person and participate with same day registration. register to vote, be given a ballot. that ballot will be processed. if you missed the deadline, it's ok. be in line by 8:00. >> we are one of the states where you can register same day. don't miss your chance to vote. what is most notable to you in terms of who's voting and how they're choosing to vote? >> you know, i think it's up across the board from all we can gather, across geographic areas of this state, across age ranges and party lines. that'

usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia.special a la comunidad. >>> entre latino y americano. >>> dora estÁ hablando de la cena de acciÓn de gracias y la promociÓn de este restaurante. >>> pueden celebrarlo con su familia y asia tambiÉn nos ayudan a nosotros. >>> ellos cocinan, usted les compra la cena y asÍ ayuda a los drb trabajadores de este restaurante. >>> reportamos horas, y cerrando mÁs temprano, estamos haciendo cosas para que la gente venga a comprar. debido una pandemia el negocio perdiÓ clientes, debido a las regulaciones de salud el restaurante debe ofrecer comida en un 25% de su capacidad pero el tiempo estÁ mas frÍo. >>> un paquete con 9 platillos. >>> si quiere colaborar con esta empresa haga su pedido antes del 23 de noviembre, y la recogerÁ calentita y asÍ ayudarÁ a estas personas. >>> conforme la pandemia afecta a las familias del Área de la bahÍa, organizaciones caritativas dicen que hay bajas n recursos y voluntarios. la empresa (nombre en inglÉs) se uniÓ a caridades catolicas para ofrecer comida. la navi

, california led by peter lee. we have done things, no other state has done, that's provide coverage to people regardless of their status. you say how dare we do that. consider, you are paying for cig care on the back end through your premium. you want to pay exponentially more in the emergency room or stabilize individuals by giving them a covid test. a flu shot and eventually a vaccine which we will talk about in a moment for covid so we don't infect other people and impacting the entire health care delivery system. we believe in the principle of unit versal health care from an economic perspective and moral and ethical perspective. i wanted to bring that up to your attention and remind you, some of the things no other state is doing that california is doing because of our commitment not just passive interest but commitment to provide coverage for all californians. it's with that, that i'm proud to bring up peter lee, to one does it as well as he has. i couldn't be more proud of his leadership. you should also be

yo vivo en california.arios inmigrantes indocumentados encontraron una ayuda celestial. la gran mayorÍa que han sido liberados de centros de detenciÓn debido al aumento de los casos de covid-19 en sus instalaciones tienen ahora comida y vivirÁn temporalmente en la casa de dios. reportera: el coronavirus causÓ el cierre de las iglesias, pero eso le abriÓ la puerta a un grupo pequeÑo de inmigrantes indocumentados que sin tener dÓnde vivir, encontraron refugio en este templo en san bernardino, california. >> me siento bendecido porque tengo un techo, tengo comida. reportera: una organizaciÓn y la arquidiÓcesis abrió una iglesia para albergar a inmigrantes que han sido liberados por el brote de covid-19. wilmer castro contrajo el virus mientras estuvo detenido en california, pero fue liberado hace unas semanas, justo a tiempo para el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. >> siempre sentÍ un miedo de estar allÍ. fue cuando me dieron la mala noticia que salÍ positivo, entonces por eso tambiÉn sentÍ un miedo. reportera: aunqu

el candidato o candidata debe representar la diversidad de california.e la comunidad tome medidas, antes de que posiblemente tenga que volver a nivel rojo, el mÁs resto. vivo pide continuar cuidados. el retroceso los planes de reapertura estatal preocupa a los trabajadores en el Área de la bahÍa. noticias univisiÓn 14 contactÓ a sagrado corazón, que tiene un plan de ayuda para pagar el alquiler de viviendas a personas afectadas por la pandemia. el nivel de asistencia se basa en la asistencia de cada hogar para activar protecciones contra el desalojo. en pantalla tiene las direcciones del sagrado corazÓn.usted puede encontrar informaciÓn para solicitar toda esta ayuda. los funcionarios de san francisco que planean comenzar a reabrir sus escuelas desde enero dijeron que ya revisaron al menos 20 escuelas para asegurarse de que sus aulas se encuentran en buen estado para recibir a estudiantes y maestros. quedan 65 escuelas por inspeccionar. la junta educativa del ilÍcito escolar franklin en san josÉ decidiÓ continuar con la educaciÓn a distancia hasta el has

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some of which have been going on in california for a long time.ome of which have become exacerbated over the past five years, but what tipped you over the edge >> i think what tipped it over the edge, it's a lot easier to work from anywhere and do business from anywhere frankly, san francisco has gotten a lot worse in the last couple of years. it's obvious it's not a place we want to raise our family. >> i have experienced the shift in san francisco, not so much in 2020 because i haven't been doing a lot of traveling but over the past couple of years. as you said. what about the political component here you say in the op-ed that the intolerant far left in california is part of what drove you out. i don't know how much of that is critical mass in silicon valley because even though people talk about liberal attitudes in silicon valley companies, a lot more is libertarian and moderate in the actual companies, right >> well, you know, i think there's definitely people of all different viewpoints in silicon valley but there's intolerant for the left if

it went well in california but chaos in other states and it's very politicized. >> in california we'veg up to it. we started doing it in counties and progressed. some are doing it overnight and caused shutdown of the local polling places, and it's more cost efficient. i think in california, it is -- even the governor gavin newsom said it's heightened and hypered up. i think we'll go more and more to all mail in balloting. i don't know if other states will. some people, you know, just like going down there and meeting up with other people and their neighbors and stuff and doing part of this ritual we call voting. they like going into the booth and being part of it. that's good. when we get together to practice democracy, it reinforces democracy. if everybody is doing it far away and we don't come together, that's sometimes when we feel more alienated than ever. >> as long as we get the sticker. >> i miss the sticker. >> i mailed in my ballot, got the sticker but i've always liked showing up at the polls. there is something, you feel a little more part of the process. phil, thanks very m

for the mccann prison some quentin operate on and just you know joining us from california to discuss the issues of covert infection in u.s. prisons adlon karl is a co-founder and co executive director with the restore justice james king he's a state campaigner with the ella baker center for human rights and danielle haris she's a managing attorney with the san francisco public defender's office hello effort ways really good to see you james as you watch that 4 lines documentary as you took part in that documentary it was just a short period of time between when you were incarcerated and when you were released when outbreak happened when you put all of that together. we think. and maybe for me it. just took think about the fact. quite i'd made it out maybe 90 days prior to the largest clustered outbreak in the in the country and it was in many ways just that fortunate mylan down on me it could have been anyone it should have been several people so just like knowing that there was nothing the state about made it they created that timeline just the way things lined up that there happene

haven't been able to keep the coronavirus that bad one notorious covert 1000 hot spot is california's san quentin prison the outbreak there is a subject of a new film by al jazeera as for its have a look one of america's worst coronavirus outbreaks of the prison opened in california after infected inmates were transferred from one facility to another no ventilation windows or welded to everyone is breathing the same air all of the time every day for a week straight then reason lamb is called man down man down man down man down at the all my clients asks who is responsible. for making prison quintin operate on them just you know joining us from california to discuss the issues of covert infection in u.s. prisons adlon card is a co-founder and co executive director with the restore justice james king he's a state campaigner with the ella baker center for human rights and he's a managing attorney with the san francisco public defender's office teller freeways really good to see you james as you watch that 4 lines documentary if you took part in that documentary it was just a short period

detalles al volver. >> california sobrepasa el millón de contagios, >> california supera el umbral deen los Ángeles, las infecciones continúan en aumento. >> es un aumento del 33% >> en el condado angelino el resultado de pruebas se ha duplicado, y hospitalizaciones han incrementado a 953 la cantidad de fallecimientos esta en el punto más bajo desde marzo porque los pacientes son más jóvenes y avance de tratamientos médicos. >> es probable que las muertes comiencen a aumentar las próximas semanas. >> autoridades advierten que pueden imponer nuestras restricciones. aseguran que los contagios se producen porque los residentes están bajando la guardia. >> la recomendación es hacer compras de su cena con anticipación. evitar lugares cerrados sin distanciamiento social >> el consejo para residentes y estudiantes universitarios es evitar viajar fuera del estado, si lo hace póngase en cuarentena por 14 días. >> termine el año escolar en casa, >> y recuerdan al público para someterse a una pruebadebe haberse expuesto al virus >> los resultados serán analizados por una junta independiente de s

california with the coronavirus. the state reported nearly 11,000 diagnosed cases today, the highest since early august. the positivity rate continues to rise with the 14-day rate jumping to 4.4%. it was just 4% on friday. that number is a strong indicator of the transmission rate of the virus. and nearly 3,700 people are in the hospital getting treated for covid-19 and about a thousand of them are in the icu. >>> the spike in covid cases is increasing the demand for testing here in the bay area. but some testing sites are reaching capacity. according to abc 78 news reporter cornell barnard, some neighborhood advocates are calling for more testing sitsz to handle load. >> reporter: across california the need for covid testing is in high demand. in l.a., hundreds waited for hours in their cars for a covid test, the lines grew longer into the night, in the bay area you could wait days to get an appointment. there are 19 city-run testing sites in san francisco, like this one, here at pier 30 on the embarcadero. with the

. >>> there are well over 1 million cases of the coronavirus in california. according to johns hopkins, only state with marty cases is texas and over 18,000 people with the virus have died in our state. california's 14 day test positivity average is now up to 4% and the goal is to be under 5%. we have live coverage during the coronavirus spike in california and we're uncovering coverage in santa clara county. but let's start with christian with an update from the state. >> reporter: with covert rates surging throughout the state and quarantine fatigue rising, right now is the time to redouble our efforts and crush the curve. >> good afternoon- >> reporter: california secretary of health and human services doctor galley confirmed the state is in the midst of a coronavirus surge, saying he is telling it the californians the way he would tell any patient. >> as i said, my patients, often when i'm worried i will tell you, she penry with me and we are there. >> reporter: infection, hospitalization and icu rates, all up sharply over the course of the last two weeks

we have 58 in california. we chose two, los angeles county, we're often t about how alameda counlos angel drives the state. we've seen a very populous county. just at the beginning of the month reporting 1,500 cases a day. a week before that they were hovering about about about aa today 372 cases. all signs point to continued rise in that number and potentially higher numbers today. madera county, smaller county, geographically separated but still six cases on november 1, today reporting 34 cases. you may say, well, that's still a small number but that rate of increase, 460% over a small 2 1/2 week period is an important message to all of us that this can go very quickly. the support for madera county is important, all counties getting the support they need so we can curb this transmission and ensure our hospitals are prepared for those who need it the most. so what has caused the rise to go so high and so fast? i'm often asked this question. i've been asked on zooms and press conferences before, well, you say

use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> new details about the suspect in a deadlytabbing spree at a san jose church, the mercury news reports the suspect is fernando lopez arrested for a domestic violence case back in june. he reportedly had his jail release revoked before sunday's attack, when two people were killed, three others wounded. we are also learning tonight a san jose city employee was among the victims. he was volunteering at the church that night, he is expected to recover. >>> equates over the several next days, some of the swells out at ocean beach are pretty gnarly today, definitely cool. they are expected to get even bigger which means only the brave servers surfers will be going out. >> you have to know your limits. >> it's a little bumpy right now, not all that clean but were going to get some therapy. >>> a high surf advisory continues through noon on thanksgiving, maybe a few surfers out there on turkey day, recurrence are going to be a concern of course, very hearty surfers are accustomed to dealing with those are the big waves make their way

california el segundo estado en registrar mÁs de un 1.000.000 de casos.

cases in california state prisons alone right there. that what you're showing now, what lessons have we learned? if you look at the left side right here, 150 active cases in the, in the last 14 days, 392 cases in the last 14 days. and these are 2 different facilities, and we are 8 months in a pandemic. that means 8 months without visits. so family programs, volunteers have not been coming in. so who has been bringing in, taking cold out of these facilities for the past 8 months and who are talking about they're not wearing masks properly. you can still show this is, are physically distance in prison and we've been saying that since march and why you know, for us to repeat that in november on election day, i bet it just is just mind blowing to me. and so when we talk about accountability and society can constantly blame people for coming in crime and you do the time you do the, you do the crime, you do the time, stay in prison. well, the truth is it for asking people to be accountable for the crimes that they've committed by and for brea

por eso covered california quiere que nadie en california se sienta invisible por culpa de su enfermedady más. covered california. tu seguro médico empieza aquí. inscríbete antes del 15 de diciembre. ahora california phones lcomo este aparatoos gratis ppara aumentar el volumen.aquí. infórmese ya. visite o llame al durante el horario de atención. >> ♪. >> continúan los robos a comerciantes del Área de la bahía esta noche información que solo vera en telemundo 48 >> antes de despedirnos sabemos que cada año miles visitan chritmas... pero esta año será diferente, solo podrá recorrerlo en su auto. contará con tradicionales adornos pero también dará paso a la tecnología mientras usted haga el recorrido podrá sintonizar la música del parque y escuchar a los persanajes se espera que 250 personas visiten el lugar. que mejor que estar protegido y calientitos [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> 250 mil muertos , estados unidos llega a la cifra de muertos por el coronavirus (covid-19) y el gobierno reconoce por primera vez que sus esfuerzos para c

but as coronavirus cases continue to climb across california. retailers say they want to make sure you don't pick up something else other than your purchases this holiday season. so i don't think we'll see the same. >>that we saw before where people waiting in line, you know those or buster deals that you would see this year. >>rachel michelin is with the california retailers association. she says as businesses try to earn your dollars. safety is at the top of their list if you're visiting brick and mortar stores. she's encouraging shoppers to get out in support retailers, big and small but warns to make sure you're protected number one 1st and foremost for that face mask and that face mask and make sure that everyone your party is wearing a face covering michelin says if you are going out, here's a few other things to consider she says to shop early to limit your exposure to the big crowds. >>she also says to limit the number of troops that you take to the malls and other big stores consider shopping online and picking up your purchases from th

. >> some criticism and some support for california's new curfew. but are people in the bay area following the new rule? with that we say good evening and thank you so much for joining us, everybody. i'm dion lim. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard is live in palo alto now with the check on how the first night of curfew went. corn y el? >> reporter: police agencies from santa rosa, alameda county reporting to me that they had no major issues with the curfew overnight. and we're here on university avenue where a lot of restaurants will be serving for a few more hours before curfew begins. of course not every county is part of the curfew. but many feel like they should be to avoid confusion. day one of california's overnight curfew and many bay area police departments are giving the all clear. >> as of last night and this morning we have not had any issues, and we appreciate everybody following as best they can. we know this is difficult especially during the holiday seasons. >> reporter: police say most nonessential businesses were closed by 10:00 p.

california for .6%. do not misled by that. the rate of increase is alarming and while we have fared better than the national average, we do not compare ourselves to the average. we can do more and we can do better. you have done more, and you have done better. and that is testament again to sum total acts of 40 million people that have really done justice to this very difficult period of time. you will see the average number of daily test. 160 for thousand. i noted a moment ago to 2000 tests that came in over the last reporting period. really, as always, ashamed of the top headline numbers for no date generate headlines the total number of cases. we want to go after and find those cases. the positivity rate because that is a real sense of how we are doing from a community spread perspective from a surveillance perspective, really understanding the magnitude of what we are up against. and you can see the increase. you can see it here in particular looking back just to where we were on november 2nd 2014 day positivity rate novem

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when one would be available in california and who would be first in line. plus a look at something beautiful. we take in the major red retrospective of a pioneering artist. welcome to kqed newsroom. >>> president trump continues his refusal to concede the election and has the backing of prominent republicans and members of his cabinet. on tuesday, secretary of state said there will be a smooth transition to a second trump administration. mitch mcconnell has refused to recognize president-elect, joe biden and there are lawsuits to challenge the results. president elect biden has called the behavior and embarrassment and is moving forward with the transition plan. molly harris is leaving the seat for her place in the white house. now joining us in san francisco is the look tenant governor. thank you for joining us. les start with the burning question. your name has been mentioned as a candidate to fill kamala harris is senate seat when she goes to washington, d.c. have you had any conversation with governor newsom about that position? >> that's a big choice a

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use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>> more than 1 million people in californiaested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic started back in march, 2.5% of the population. this morning , the governors of oregon, washington, joined governor newsom with a joint travel advisories, urging people returning home from travel outside of their state to quarantine for 14 days. this advisory going out as -- [no audio] -- if as california joined texas as the first states with one million covid cases, bay area counties are tightening restrictions. >> we sanitize every surface. >> reporter: ken, owner of delta bowl decided to stay open up to friday's dealedline as cop con shuts down bowling alleys and puts limits on businesses due to a spike in covid cases. melton says it's tough when elsewhere policies allow bowling. >> the policies that the state is using for bowling are way too restrictive. i think there should be a frame work and that the community should be able to mon fie it to fit what is going on in the community. >> we have seen substantial day over day increa

this would end the cash bail system in california. currently 55% of people saying no. 45% saying yes. 72% of precincts reporting at this point. this is too close to call. julian glover is live in san jose with more. >>> good morning. yeah. in the case of both of those social justice measures voters going no on both of them, being defeated by double digits. prop 16 covered affirmative action and prop 25 would have eliminated cash bail. voters saying no to both of those. prop 16 rejected by 12 points. the no vote upholds a proposition banning affirmative action that was passed by california voters more than 20 years ago, in 1996. the yes vote would have allowed the consideration of race and s.e.c. in state hiring, contracting anded admissions decisions. it was endorsed by the university of california but still failed. prop 25 would have eliminated the cash bail some argue the cash bail system keeps some behind bars because they don't have the money to pay bail and the risk assessment system would be more fair. those pushing for a no sys