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other bay area counties there's more demand than there is supply kron four's gayle ong joins us live tonight from san mateo she has details on this part of the story gayle. >>well campbell is not the first time some of hope counties doctor criticize state officials about handling the pandemic that in the summer he called the covid a watch list. a lot and this time he is calling out on the vaccine rollout. >>in the latest statement from san mateo county health officer doctor scott morrow the first in nearly a month citing challenges of the vaccine distribution and the county while dealing with the great covid-19 surge doctor morrow was not available for an interview wednesday in a statement, he outlines concerns confusion and criticism about the rollout and explains the 3 major routes to covid-19 vaccine is distributed in san mateo county. the federal government's partnership with cvs and walgreens to distribute to congregate care facilities like nursing homes, 2 large health systems like kaiser permanente and sutter health, 3rd and last the county's health department that receives between 100 to a few 1000 a week, a small amount of doses according to doctor morrow part

los angeles county is now the epicenter of the virus. cnn's josh campbellpent time with ems workers on the front lines of the pandemic. >> reporter: a gluling 10-hour shift in an ambulance in los angeles. that's what's in store in a county where health officials say a person is dieing from covid every 8 minutes. >> it's definitely shifted in the last month. just with the call volumes spike constantly just, we're running and running. >> reporter: pope a mother of three and former stay hot at-home mom has been doing this, a job she loves. it's taking a toll. >> there were months we'd sit and wait for a call in our area. now we are lucky if we sit for a half an hour. >> reporter: per partner has been an emt for about a year. >> every time i come back to work every week, it gets worse and worse. >> reporter: daily deaths here at times are exceeding all the homicides in the city of los angeles in 2019 combined. icu beds are extremely hard to find. some emts say they've waited outside hospitals with patients for six-to-eight hours. >> a lot of times, i got straig

counties is the black population larger. joining me now is mayor daniella levine cava, bernard ashby and luther luke campbell, legendary hip-hopd founder of luke records who gave us 2 live crew. i want to start with you madam mayor, miami-dade county has nearly 162,000 vaccinations but only 10,620 of those have been black miami-dade residents. i want to alert you to this "miami herald" headline, the wealthiest zip codes are the most vaccinated for covid-19 and each of them were among the county's 20 wealthiest zip codes. what's going on? >> the majority of this vaccination is going on at state-run sites. a small percentage has come directly to the county. and jackson memory hospital has launched an effort to eradicate that difference. they moved up to 11% of the vaccinated people and heading to 17% which is our countywide population. we've been working with them and identifying community organizations, church groups, other that can sign people up directly to make sure that we have a more equitable -- but the early stages of this rollout were all about just speed and, you know, that speed doesn't cut it. when you go for speed,

campbell city council and congress but lost. he now holds an elected position on the governing body of the county's republican party. in a statement to ktvu, the party's chairman, said, we denounced the political violence at the capitol. and have been consistent in repeating, hating political violence and those who advocate for him, but a family member low says that's not enough. on friday, the silicon valley leader tweeted this. calling on the party to denounce the violence and reynolds. it's important for all stakeholders who have influence to help effectuate change and to denounce the violence that we've seen in our democracy. yesterday the s v gop tweeted this response to the assembly member. denouncing the violence, but not reynolds. the republican party truly believes in the fundamentals of our democracy, then they need to speak out. other out today. i spoke with the party's chairman, shayne patrick. collin has said he didn't have time for an entry but sent along of that statement. he would not confirm if reynolds will be asked, resign or if he condemns his statements of reynolds can step down on his own. if h

county next week. both appointment-based and drop- in testing will be available on various days, and san jose, gilmer, los altos hills, mountain view, cupertino, campbell, in palo alto. >>> as we begin this new year, some san jose business owners who have made it this far say the next few weeks will be critical for them. kpix5 photojournalist jim flanagan giving us a live look at the willow glen neighborhood this evening. now some of these people that we spoke to say they have had to dip into their savings, or go into debt to stay afloat. the restaurants have been especially hard-hit, as you know, some jumps between takeout, outdoor, limited indoor dining, to keep up with public health orders. >> we were asked to prepare ourselves for outdoor dining. we did, we spare no expense. we invested quite a bit of money, and the goal post would continue will be moved. all our reserves have been eaten into, so now we are really having to be exceptionally creative, and hoping for the best. >> make sure to download the kpix5 app to get the daily coronavirus developments in this new year. >>> a live look in oakland, marks exactly 12 years since oscar grant was shot

county next week. both appointment based and drop in testing will be available on several days next week in san jose gilroy los altos hills mountain view cupertino campbell and palo alto health officials highly recommend testing for anyone who may have been exposed to make an appointment you should book online 7 days in advance. appointments are also available at the fairgrounds in san jose 5 days in advance. time now to get another check of the weather forecast and kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow tracking more rain yeah, a storm coming to the bay area tonight not going to be huge rainmaker here but it is going to bring a lot of snow. >>up in this year that affect a series of storms going impact the year right now you're looking at castle peak things are moving along pretty easily right now no restrictions for changes know has gotten up there yet but it likely will and as we get into sunday night into monday that's was he around some heavier snow maybe a foot of snow. coming down about 7,000 feet or so so that will impact the passes if you're heading that direction that's going to be off and on all of next week to see want to be prepared in th

county who think they have been exposed to the virus. the testing sites will be opened this coming week in campbell and palo alto. you can make your appointment at scc free test.org. >>> happening today, the u.s. army corps of engineers is stepping in to help california hospitals push to the brink. as we have been reporting in southern california, some hospitals are having trouble providing oxygen for the critically ill. beginning today, engineering teams will be deployed to six los angeles area hospitals to help upgrade their outdated oxygen delivery systems. >>> earlier this week, an nbc news analysis showed operation warp speed is at a crawl. and that at this rate, adequately vaccinating americans will take ten years at the current pace. president trump acknowledging the slow rollout on twitter saying, some states are very slow to inoculate recipients despite large-scale distribution of the vaccines by the federal government. they will get it done. more than 335,000 doses have been administered throughout our state, but at the beginning of the week the state had delivered more than 1.7 million doses to local h

campbell actually gets the bath. that looks cold and the cyclones win. the san jose sharks have relocated to arizona due to those santa clara county covid restrictions.he sharks opening training camp at the coyotes training camp. sharks' last game way back on march 11th. they weren't invited to the nhl's bubble. san jose finished last in the western conference and there are a lot of things to figure out. patrick marleau played in the bubble with pittsburg before re-signing with san jose and has a few tips for getting through the year. >> it is going to be a different situation than what we're used to. so we have to embrace it, know that that's going to happen and prepare ourselves. if we're the best-prepared team and ready to go and have all our, everybody going at the same time, you're going to have an advantage. so that's the biggest thing that i can pass on to our club here. >> and how cool is this? the nhl plans to have two outdoor games in february, a made-for-tv event at tahoe. reports say the league is planning to build special outdoor rings right where the annual celebrity golf takes place at edge water resort. the plan for them to be around

highlighting the south bay and santa cruz county area, santa cruz mountains picking up six and a half inches of rain since the start of this atmospheric river. campbellin threand a quarter jose, about two inches of rain for sunnyvale. we are going to see those waves of rain, isolated thunderstorms as we go through the day, atmospheric river finally pushes south as we look to tomorrow with drier conditions, trending drier, maybe a few showers to start the day and then mostly cloudy by the weekend with rain chances as we look to the north bay for the weekend. that wet weather really continues for us, that atmospheric river that was over the central coast really stalled out yesterday morning lifting a little bit to the north. we have a vorticity wave that rode the back side of the trough of low pressure and pushed it and kicked it to the north and northeast in our area. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, you see more wet weather, chance for isolated thunderstorms and brief heavy downpours through our day, orange and red colors indicating that. again as we head through tomorrow, catching a bit of a break. a few showers are possible especially in

alameda county officials meeting yesterday to begin work on supervising the coliseum's temporary conversion into a mass vaccination site. oakland a's president dave campbell said that while they are still working out the details. they're hoping to be delivering shots at the coliseum by some time next month. >>democratic congressman lou correa from los angeles has tested positive for the coronavirus he is now in self quarantine away from his family. he says he is symptom-free at this point unfortunately, this means all to skip out on president elect biden's inauguration but he tweeted he's looking forward to working with the new administration to unite the country gray's office says he did get the first doses of the pfizer vaccine last month. >>after the state announced that the cut off point for people to get the covid-19 vaccine was lowered to 65 long lines started popping up and vaccinations spots all across the state. but karma dickerson went to one in modesto where folks had to wait hours just for a chance to get the covid-19 shot. >>we miss black friday. so let's let's just this is what we would do on black friday get up early like this. >>actually i

county. both appointment base to drop and testing will be available several days next week in san jose los altos hills. mountain view cupertino campbell palo alto testing recommended for anybody who might have been exposed to make an appointment you should book online 7 days in advance. appointments also available at the fairgrounds in san jose, 5 days in advance. today marks one year since the first case of covid was reported in wuhan china. that's when officials alerted the world health organization that 27 people were suffering from a viral pneumonia. at that time there was no evidence this was spreading between humans covid was declared a global pandemic on march 11th, scientists believe that some americans had the covid antibodies in december of last year. >>a new year means a lot of new state laws are taking effect these laws dress everything from police use of force to lowering student payments and benefits for gig workers lauren lyster shows us how the laws will affect your day-to-day life and when they take effect. >>2020 saw a national reckoning over racial justice and policing some of those issues now reflected 2021 state l

low 60's as well from santa clara campbell over to san jose each right at 62 for your highs east bay temps ranging from the 50's to 60's alameda county and county mostly low 60's while further north you see 50's unconquered richmond and berkeley in the upper 50's, north bay even cooler than that the laiho napa and yacht bill at only 55 each sonoma benicia pittsburgh at 56 and santa rosa. only at 54 along with that quarter inch of rain that you have coming your way after a north bay showers today, the north bay joins the rest of the bay area and drying out into tomorrow friday morning, some showers likely some overnight showers thursday night leading into that saturday or sunday is stay the weekend and likely to be staying dry through the weekend on into early next week all right, thank you for the forecast john if you are thinking about. >>putting off running errands or drink some other activities. i say now is the time to do it because the traffic is very nice and light out there heading to the peninsula look at this less than 15 minutes, no more hot spots under way, the bay bridge less than 10 minutes to get into the city at the fr

campbell spent the day with the emts in l.a. and he has their stories. >> a grueling ten hour shift in an ambulance in los angeles. that is what in store for emt sadie pope in a countyhy health officials say a person is dying from covid every eight minutes. >> it's definitely shifted in the last month. just with the call volumes, like constantly just running and running. >> reporter: pope, a mother of three and former stay-at-home home has been doing this the last six months. a job she loves but it is taking a toll. >> a few months ago we would sit for a couple of hours waiting for a call in our area, but now we're lucky if we sit for half an hour. >> reporter: her partner kyle has been an emt for about a year. >> any time i come back to work every week, it just gets worse and worse. >> reporter: daily deaths here at times are exceeding all of the homicides in the city of los angeles in 2019 combined. icu beds are extremely hard to find. some emts say they've waited outside of hospitals with patients for six to eight hours. >> how has this impacted you? >> a lot of times i'm just exhausted and i go straight home and eat dinner and go to bed. so i get my rest and eat

vaccination site alameda county officials met yesterday to begin work on supervising the coliseum's temporary conversion into a mass vaccination site. oakland a's president dave campbellow vaccine. rollout prompted one east bay doctor to take matters into her own hands today, a drive-thru vaccination site is opening in lafayette for senior 75 and older to get their shots doctor rebecca parish of comprehensive wellness acquired 500 doses of the pfizer vaccine from the county with the help of local nonprofits and more than 100 medical volunteers. she says they're ready to vaccinate as many people as possible. >>so was going go through the process. registering becoming an oscar that's in spencer and if i was through all that and we're going to get as many people as we can. this drive-thru clinic is going to open at 8 o'clock well it just opened at 8 o'clock this morning at stanley middle school and it will go on all weekend until everyone registered get their shot. it is by appointment only. >>so far pre-registration is full, but there is a wait list you can find a link on our website kron 4 dot com. >>also in the east bay contra costa county is increasing its efforts to

campbell. i want to ask you about the extra contagious strain of coronavirus in a moment. but rationing care, how does that work? >> well, we can look at l.a. countyioning care yet as we just heard, they're in crisis care in the hospitals but the los angeles county ambulance services as reported by the director of the county health services there, has clearly come out and campaigned to their ambulance drivers, paramedics, that they need to ration oxygen and they also need to consider not transporting those patients that they feel are not likely to survive. that's a tough call, mika. that's the beginning of answering that question. when we see increased hospitalizations, when we see increased icu beds filling up, i'm in palm beach county, i can tell you that is starting to happen here in our hospitals as well. rationing care, crisis care, all of this reflects this overlapping set of circumstances with increasing number of patients who are infected. this variant, mutant variant that's more transmissible so we will see increasing numbers across the country. the variant has been found in three states that i have seen so far, california, colorado and f