distribuciÓn en contra costa. otros condados planifican quiÉnes serÁn los primeros en recibir una.r: y ahora "noticias univisiÓn 14" sólo las 23. paula: quÉ tal?, le saluda paola virrueta. mÁs de 5000 vacunas del condado de santa clara llegaron a la zona. aÚn no sÉ vacuno nadie del personal de salud en el condado. es un hecho histÓrico, algo que sin dudas vamos a recordar. hablamos con el primer doctor que recibiÓ la vacuna en san francisco. carla farÍas hablÓ con Él. >> hoy es un dÍa histÓrico. tuve la oportunidad de hablar con antonio gÓmez y me contó su experiencia. fue el primero en recibir la vacuna en todo el Área de la bahÍa. >> no tengo dolor, fiebre o nada de eso. este momento es histÓrico. reportero: el doctor gÓmez destacÓ la labor que han tenido los doctores durante la pandemia. los grupos de la tercera edad tienen que ser prioridad luego del personal mÉdico. >> esto afecta a la gente que es mÁs anciana y claro, la gente que cuida de ellos tienen que estar protegidos. estos serÍan los dos grupos que despuÉs de los doctores y enfermeras deberÍan darse la vacuna. en locut

now they're suing contra costa county. yeah, they say there's no data or evidence proving that outdoor dining contributes to the spread of covid-19. >>for his taylor spoke to several involved with that lawsuit tonight. she is joining us live now with more. taylor explained. >>bark of a hearing martinez is one of the restaurant's suing the county and like others are working on a purely takeout delivery only basis. well, the owner here says it's not enough to pay the bills or keep his business running in through this lawsuit. he says that restaurants are fighting for the right to survive. >>like other restaurants in contra costa county mark of the wine whiskey and eatery in martinez invested thousands of dollars to pivot into outdoor dining. but now it's patio is closed and they're operating on takeout delivery orders only that's after the county along with 5 other bay area counties. we have deadly went under a stay at home order before state guidelines require them to do so why can't we. >>keep going this whole time to be m

>>in contra costa county believe all kron 4 news. coming up the supreme court projects texas in president trump's bid to overturn the election. >>will this finally in the president's efforts to reverse biden's victory. plus they've been missing for months now when we should see an abundance of clorox on the store shelves again and we hear from oakland mayor libby shaft on the importance of the bay area's shutdown orders for the sake of our hospitals that's next after the break. >>and we've got rainfall around the bay area now and there is more rain for the >>and we have breaking news at this hour. we have just learned that the fda has authorized pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use. that is according to the new york times so this green light. now means that millions of americans could be getting the vaccine within days now. so here's a look at how it will be distributed here in the bay area, public health departments are expecting the first batch to arrive by tuesday. alameda county set to receive almost 14,000 doses. contr

>> we have the case right now in the contra costa courts. >> that has produced the current stalemate scheduled for next thursday. until then, what the locals think about the intractability. >> the people i talk to are not upset, they are more upset by everything being closed down and they are by someone being able to stay open. >> so what is the owner say about safety concerns?>> well, that was one other point he wanted to make. he is convinced that there is no evidence to suggest that outdoor dining is prohibitively dangerous. he said if he could be convinced that after dining was causing tremendous spread, he would not be doing what he is doing. so it looks like any other restaurant you would have in at when outdoor dining was allowed. masks and some separation between groups, pretty much all the rules that had been in place before the shelter in place. and he says he will keep going pending the lawsuit and whatever comes next.>> you get a sense that he wouldn't be operating if they were safety concerns.>> he stressed that backwards and forwards.>> absolutely, was in walker, thank

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

it does not show any relation to contra costa county. a lot of the numbers have no support behind them. this comes after an la judge ruled in favor of restaurants last week saying the county could improve that restaurants are causing a spike in cases we reached out to the lawyer representing the county to get their response but have not heard back yet. >>the next court date is december 24th christmas eve, but the restaurants will provide more evidence of the damage being done to their businesses from there. the judge will then make a decision in martinez taylor kron 4 news. >>contra costa county will not increases fines for businesses that violate covid-19 health orders the board of supervisors they were talking about making fines as high as $20,000 to punish repeat offenders. the proposal was met with strong opposition and the supervisors apologize for even considering it. but they say that they are stressing that the businesses can do a little bit better to make sure that covid-19 rules are being followed. hundreds foreigners in san fr

>>it does not show any relation to contra costa county. a lot of the numbers have no support behind them. >>this comes after an la judge ruled in favor of restaurants last week saying the county could improve that restaurants are causing a spike in cases we've reached out to the lawyer representing the county to get their response but have not heard back yet. the next court date is december 24th christmas eve, but the restaurants will provide more evidence of the damage being done to their businesses from there. the judge will then make a decision in martinez taylor kron 4 news meanwhile in contra costa county we're told that the board of supervisors say they will not increase fines for businesses that violate covid-19 health orders. >>this afternoon, the board was talking about making fines as high as $20,000 to punish repeat offenders. the proposal met with strong opposition the supervisors even apologize for considering it. but they also stress that things will not get better until businesses choose to follow the rules. >>the owners of

that was being debated today in contra costa.e from the district attorney's office about how to handle businesses that don't comply with the orders. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is yet to come >>> the concord county board of prefers is not going to raise fines on businesses that break covid-19 rules. they heard today from a nunes of frustrated business owners and residents. the city has received over a thousand complaints about businesses not enforcing social distancing or mask wearing. >> masks don't work. they make you feel better. is if you want to feel better, you are welcome to. i did not interrupt you. that is wrong, unconstitutional. >> these punitive crimes are inconsistent with your goal of helping business in the county. >> in the end, the contra costa board of supervisors decided not t

it does not show any relation to contra costa county. lot of the numbers have no support behind them. this comes after an la judge ruled in favor of restaurants last week saying the county could improve that restaurants are causing a spike in cases we reached out to the lawyer representing the county to get their response but have not heard back yet. >>the next court date is december 24th christmas eve, but the restaurants will provide more evidence of the damage being done to their businesses from there. the judge will then make a decision in martinez taylor kron 4 news. >>well new essential services is open in san francisco's bayview district. the hub will serve as a lifeline to the central services for communities of color, disproportionately impacted by the covid-19 pandemic. >>we're on our city's response to covid we focused on equity. we wanted to make sure we're reaching the communities that have been hardest hit. san francisco populating has been hit hardest by covid-19 in all of the neighborhoods in san francisco, the bayview hu

county businesses can actually appeal their fines to the contra costa county superior court. but according to the district attorney with the county she says that most businesses have been in compliance. in danville, pete surato s, nbc bay area news. >> new state guidance tonight for youth and rec sports during the pandemic. outdoor physical conditioning, practice and skill training are allowed across the state even with counties with stay at home orders. in the most restrictive purple tier you're only allowed to do track, swimming, tennis and golf. outdoor basketball, football, volleyball and soccer are okay in the orange tier. and in the least restrictive yellow tier indoor basketball, boxing, indoor ice hockey and wrestling are permitted. organized youth sports competitions will not resume, though, until at least january 25th. and then we'll see what happens then. all right, let's turn things over to meteorologist jeff ranieri. and jeff, we're just a couple hours away from starting to see that rain or at least the cloudiness pour in. >>> you got that right. we're going to s

the first person in contra costa just got vaccinated and the director of this hospital. monumental day. many doctors saying that it's been a grueling nine months and this is giving them hope as we continue live here in martinez, luz pena, a brbc 7 news. >> thank you. there it is. the first one. the vaccine comes as icu availability continues to drop across the state. this is real concern. now the bay area slightly is over 15% but both southern california and the san joaquin valley are under 2%. today, people have been hospitalized with covid-19. 14,283 patients, more than 32,000 new cases were reported in just the last 24 hours. the 14-day test positivity rate now up to 10.6%. that's the highest number we've seen since april. for a second consecutive day, governor gavin newsom held a press conference about covid-19. it had a bit of hope tinged with reality as the state continues to prepare for the worst. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman live in the newsroom now with the governor's message today. wayne? >> good afternoon, larry. it's getting to the point with the press

contra costa 10,000.oth moran and napa counties will likely be given a little less than 2000 doses of peace, san francisco is expecting its first allocation to be 12,000 shot. while san mateo county figures to get nearly 6,000. santa clara county is expecting to get just over 17,000 sonoma county just over 5,000 solano estimates it's going to get nearly 8,000 doses. it's a two-dose vaccine. but officials they're being told not to hold for any second round shots but rather to give them all to the first time recipients. as the bay area regions icu bed availability continues to sink lower. residents and some small business owners in san mateo county. they're bracing for a potential shutdown there are kron four's maureen kelly has the story. outdoor dining is still allowed on burlingame avenue and hair salons and nail shops along this commercial corridor. >>can still service clients. that's because the health officer san mateo county decided not to join the other core bay area counties when they opted to enac

los siguientes centros mÉdicos en el condado contra costa, recibirÁn las vacunas directamente por parteta vacuna no podrÁ vencer la curva de brotes de coronavirus, ni tampoco nos salvarÁ de los recientes incrementos de casos en la regiÓn. que solo nuestras acciones inmediatas, como seguir con los protocolos de seguridad es lo que nos puede ayudar a prevenir mÁs muertes. reportando, julio poletti, noticias univisiÓn 14. paola: espera que la vacuna no esta disponible para la poblaciÓn en general durante algunos meses, los cientÍficos en que se continÚan con las normas de salud , con el distanciamiento fÍsico y el uso de mascarillas, pese a que se reciba la vacuna. >> no tenemos datos hasta hoy, que han mostrado si la vacuna previene la transmisibilidad, por esa razÓn, como se decÍa hace unos minutos las personas vacunadas tienen que seguir usando las mÁscaras, tiene que seguir respetando la distancia social, hasta tanto tengamos mÁs informaciÓn disponible. paola: farmacÉuticas como pfizer y moderna continuarÁn haciendo estudios. ahora que ha comenzado la distribuciÓn de las primeras vacun

contra costa county. those all go into effect december 6 at 10:00pm.meda county that's monday december 7 at 12 oh 01:00am when that order goes into effect in county that's tuesday december 8th at 12 p and now local health officials say they're currently more than 1000 coronavirus hospitalization rates across the bay area. so they're hoping if they act now and with a little early time span like you said no well they can get some sort of control on the cases and they won't be in a position where all these counties are running out of icu spaces for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news every night so important to act fast, but it does come at the cost of these business owners which is just so thanks for that report, we'll check in with you in the next hour. >>in the east bay contra costa county business owners say they have long feared a winter shut down because of the virus and now it's finally here leslie stiles is the owner of rocks in martinez. she says the elimination of indoor dining was bad enough and now without outdoor dini

a doctor with the first in contra costa to get the vaccine. now he has taken the first step to protect those he loves the most. >> what i always worry about is i have a wife and two young kids at home. i always worry about them. >> contra costa is expected to get 22,000 more doses of the vaccine next week. meanwhile at san francisco general hospital dr. gomez ear was the first in the bay area to get the vaccine. he treats some of the sickest coronavirus patients at the hospital. >> it's a hope now that outside of social distancing and mask wearing there's another way that we can get control of the outbreak. >> all of those who receive the vaccine tuesday will have to follow up with a second dose in about a month. >> now the vaccine is here the question everybody is asking ask when will we start to see the impact in the bay area. right now the plan is for health care workers and people at nursing homes to get the vaccine first. it could take another six months for everybody to be vaccinated. we spoke to a doctor from ucfc to get back to normal.

alameda county is going to be getting just over 13,000 contra costa county 10,000 doses. warren county and napa county just under 2000 doses each san francisco getting 12,000 doses, san mateo just under 6,000 doses. santa clara county is expecting to get just over 17,000 doses of this pfizer vaccine. solano county just under 8,000 doses and sonoma county just under 5,000 doses. so we know how many shots but who is going to be getting them to start it's broken down into 3 tiers after health care workers long-term care facility residents and staff will be next in line paramedics emts and others providing emergency medical services are next. then there's tier 2 that's community health workers and public health field staff, then in tier 3 lab workers dental and oral health clinics also pharmacy staff not working. in those settings are at higher risk ok, but what about the rest of us in a best case scenario. the federal government says the vaccines will be widely available by spring of 2021. live right now in the studio, i'm justine waldman kron 4 news justine thank you well w

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

>>in contra costa county police today kron 4 news. >>if you booked an air bnb for the holiday season. you may not be able to get your money back air bnb says any reservation book prior to march 14th when the pandemic began is subject to air bnb is cancellation policy any reservation book after march 14th is subject to the hosts cancellation policy air bnb says many are flexible but as a refund can only be funded if the host agrees in most cases. so if you're planning to cancel your air bnb reservation air b b says you should consult with your host on their cancellation policy. >>for sports. major league baseball in all 30 teams looking to recoup billions of dollars that they say they lost during the 2020 season because of the covid-19 pandemic back in october the league and all 30 teams sue their insurance companies saying that the losses should be covered under insurance policies. that lawsuit was filed in alameda county superior court back in october. but the details just made public yesterday. major league baseball says it lost mon

northbay and in the in contra costa county, i will show you complete numbers. sonoma, concord, it is foggy out there. a little extra time on the road. northbay showers tonight is kind of overselling a. i will show you there is a chance we might see some light rain but the bigger deal is the rain coming your way friday. here is your visibility map. low numbers in the north and east bay. i will have your full forecast coming up. >>> good morning. i am seeing some issues. we have a fog advisory for parts of highway 4. we have seen some foggy conditions this morning. be extra careful on the roadways. over to 580, we have a trouble spot. a traffic alert is in effect. it is not causing any brake lights or delays but it is early and we are in our holiday traffic pattern. there is a closure and effect, eastbound 580, the two lanes are blocked as well as the exit to 35th avenue. this is due to an accident. the rest of 580 is off to a good start today. >>> the kilauea volcano on hawaii's big island erupted overnight. it happened just before 11:00. the hawaii volcano nati

contra costa, santa clara counties, new rollback went into effect last night. so also included in this is san francisco. outdoor venues in the castro yesterday started closing up after 9:00 p.m. just to make sure they stopped operations by 10:00. those bars and restaurants already struggling. they say they are now facing even more difficult road ahead. >>> and another blow to parents, public playgrounds will be temporarily closed as part of the stay-at-home order. >>> california surpassing texas once again in its overall number of covid-19 cases. right now there are now more than 1.34 million confirmed infections and more than 30,000 added just yesterday. a third of the number from l.a. county which added more than 10,000 new infections. a new record for the county. >>> the "san francisco chronicle" putting the dire situation into perspective. according to the paper one out of every ten californians who got tested for covid-19 last week tested positive. those numbers to the state's positivity rate up 3.5% compared with the previous week. >>> the stay-at-home or

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 before they might shut down again. >>we are super sad was su

county has more than 12% of its icu beds that are free contra costa public health officials say that hospital surge levels are actually moderate there and. >>the county has not reached a tipping point not yet we'll take forcefully to go reports the numbers though are changing hourly. >>contra costa health services is prepared to open alternate sites in concord and richmond if the surge in covid-19 cases and hospitalizations reached a critical point where the health system is overwhelmed that would add 450 beds the county is not there yet. but some hospitals are getting close there are sites where do have where we're at 80% or 85% capacity doctor steven is associate executive director of the permanente medical group at kaiser permanente. >>he is based in the east bay and says this week inpatient and outpatient elective surgeries have been postponed to free up bed space and staff in response to the strengthening surge in covid-19 cases in the bay area in our icu almost half of the patients that are hospitalized in our right now throughout northern california have covid. >>in we ha

it was also a historic day in the east bay health care workers at contra costa medical center were among the first to get the first covid vaccine kron four's terisa stasio is takes us inside this very historic day. medical workers rolled up their sleeves. >>as a vaccine was rolled out to a coveted number of those battling the novel coronavirus here at contra costa regional medical center honestly the process was really simple that was the least painful vaccine. i've ever had i don't even know that i got anything i don't feel a thing right now so so far the process is great this hospital and others giving the public a unique look behind the scenes to help us age concerns over the safety of the vaccine. they are hoping that once the public sees with their own eyes workers getting the shot them they will feel better when it's available for the general public when i always worry i'm a wife and 2 young kids at home i always worry about them and i always worry about what happens if i was infected, but not with symptoms that i would potentially be a risk to my patients and so for me the idea of

that's what they're hoping for and expecting alameda county set to receive almost 14,000 doses contra costa 10,000. both marine and napa counties will likely be given a little less than 2000 doses of peace, san francisco expecting its first allocation to be about 12,000 shots. while san mateo county figures to get almost 6,000 santa clara county is expecting to get just over 17,000. sonoma county just under 5,000 and solano county estimates it will get nearly 8,000 doses it is a 2 dose vaccine. but officials are being told not to hold any back for the second round of shots but rather to give them all to the first time recipients. santa clara health officials are also expecting more doses from the company moderna an fda panel will consider their vaccine in a hearing similar to the one we heard today. and if approved that would mean nearly 700,000 more doses of a covid vaccine would be headed to california of which roughly 40,000 would go to santa clara county. moderna said its vaccine appears to be like pfizer's almost 95% effective. it can be shipped though and negative 20 degrees and then

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

the order goes into effect sunday at 10:00pm in san francisco santa clara in contra costa county.onday at 12 oh 01:00am in alameda county. and tuesday at 12 noon in marine county. >>this point the order will stay in effect until january 4th at that point they will look at things and see where we are icu capacity is very very limited. it's possible. these orders could stay in place, but again the whole idea is for that capacity to increase greatly and if it does then these orders would be lifted. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. thank you dan. >>it is important to emphasize that not all bay area counties are locking down right now san mateo and solano counties put out these statements this afternoon solano county statement reads in part to add orders on top of what the state has already issued restricts local businesses even further when they are not the cause of the spread in solano county. public health continues to monitor the situation closely with our local hospital partners and the state. meanwhile, san mateo county says while the county understands and apprecia

john muir health in contra costa county says their icu bed availability is between 1015% they are alsonticipating more covid cases and making adjustments knowing that we were headed in this direction we direction we stopped adding on additional non urgent or emergent surgeries. >>and then last week we actually pull back completely on anything that's not urgent or emergent are time sensitive we have not even begun to see the impact from christmas yet so to bring new year's on you know week later could be really really challenging for hospitals in our area to manage john muir health also says that so far about 70% of their staff has received a coronavirus vaccine but that after months of dealing with a pandemic everyone is tired the hospital is pleading with the public. >>to avoid new year's gatherings and hopefully keep the hospital from getting overwhelmed with new patients please do not gather. >>in large gatherings please do not get have have inside gatherings. it is just vital to allowing our teams to be able to manage the covid that we already know is in our community without sprea

tonight san francisco, santa clara, and contra costa counties will enact the stay at home orders. followed then by alameda on monday, and marin county on tuesday. it comes as california sees more than 25,000 new cases reported just yesterday. pushing the state's total to more and 1.3 million. nearly 10,000 covid-19 patients are being treated in hospitals right now and almost a quarter of those are in intensive care. a live look out at san francisco, where businesses are bracing for that new round of shut downs and restrictions. some of the biggest impacts will be on restaurants. starting tonight, they will have to close outdoor dining only take out and delivery will be allowed. at a rest runt in the financial district, the owner predicts that sales will drop to just 15% of what his business was doing at this time a year ago. last night across city, many diners were out and about for the last hoorah. >> the last supper sort of thing, getting out here before everything locks down for a month, i guess. >> it is frustrating but it's for the best reasons. you know, i want to keep my fa

san francisco, napa and contra costa counties. but the counties in red have dropped below that 15% threshold. that's sonoma, san mateo and santa clara counties as of last night. marin county, by the way, had not reported the icu capacity. looking at the bay area as a whole, we have more icu capacity remaining than most of the state of california with more than 21% availability. local health leaders though point to the lack of icu space in los angeles county at just 13% is. saying we are acting now in hopes of avoiding that. nonhospitalization cases are rising as well. california reported more than 22,000 cases in the 24 hour period. and that's a record. it's more than 2,000 more cases than the previous record set on tuesday. santa clara county, meanwhile, has had a record number of new infections at 856. >>> in san francisco, we found people enjoying their last friday night out until next year. "today in the bay" jackie reports. >> reporter: this place is called the beach, but for this group of friends it's where everybody knows t

alameda, marin, san francisco, contra costa and santa clara county. some of the biggest changes are from the restaurants. no more indoor or outdoor dining. they are limited to carryout and delivery only. retailers are allowed to have indoor business but they must offer it at no more than 20% capacity. what has been a roller coaster ride or slowly regaining a lead. many are once again closing up shop. take a listen. >> a bummer for all of us here getting in stride of picking back up and re-engaging with our regulars and seeing familiar faces. the next shutdown is a shame. >> many may be wondering about in-person learning. if your district has already implemented in-person learning students are allowed to continue doing that. no school can open under this level of restriction. we're going to be out here live all morning speaking with a business owner who has opened their business. their feelings and whether or not they feel their business will be impacted. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >>> we'll check back with you,

front line health care workers in san francisco and contra costa counties have begun to get vaccinated. governor newsom says he hopes to distribute 2 million doses by the end of this month. >>> meanwhile the state is shattering records for coronavirus hospitalizations and icu cases. the governor says he may have to bring back the u.s.n.s. mercy hospital ship and go overseas to recruit additional staff to handle the growing workload. and to further demonstrate the gravity of the situation, the governor says the state has ordered 5,000 additional body bags and distributed them down to southern california which is, of course, a grim sign. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is in the news room with the latest. >> good evening, dan. those are sobering numbers. it's get together the point with governor newsom and the press conferences, they tend to be thematic at times. today he had good news about distributing the vaccine. >> it's starting to take shape, a bit of a fly wheel. >> on a day when california received tens of thousands more pfizer vaccine doses and distributed them to 24 more loc

>>contra costa county all tonight.s going people are going to be able to get things done until later on tonight and we know also you have more on alameda county and that's a in a day or so coming up here, but for now reporting in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news all right thanks for that report from san francisco, we'll check in with you again in the next hour. >>just a few hours after those 3 counties go into lockdown alameda county is going to go into lockdown at 12 oh one tonight. >>and then tuesday at noon moraine county will join that list as well, and you may have noticed for bay area counties aren't among those preparing for a shutdown that's because sonoma napa solano and san mateo well not be adopting the new stay at home order earlier than necessary health officials in san mateo county say they want the public to take extra precautions to protect themselves to slow down the spread. but a lockdown is not necessary right now kron four's gayle ong has more. >>san mateo county remains in the restrictive pur

then comes contra costa county with 38. there are 35 in san francisco and santa clara counties, 29 in san mateo county solano county has only 15 9 in marin and sonoma counties and napa county has 4. these numbers were provided by the state's website and says the vaccine will not be widely available for several moms its approval will not provide any immediate relief for local hospitals more and more cases of covid continue to spread throughout communities and now health officials are giving a grim outlook on how hospital bed capacity is dwindling to distressingly low levels. >>well for psoriasis us he was in marine county tonight. she has more on this part of the story >>it is a grim picture that they are painting and throughout the day i spoke with several health officers around the region take given that bigger picture and no matter where you look it is not good. >>resources limited rain county public health officer laying out the facts about how the county is seeing its intensive care unit, or icu those hospital beds wher

here in contra costa county theresa kron 4 news. >>to the south bay now as santa clara county faces record covid cases and hospitalizations they're seeing some of the largest outbreaks in some of the most vulnerable settings nursing homes and long-term care facilities. kron four's gayle ong has that story now in san jose. >>cases rise in the community. that also means that there are more cases they get introduced into these current settings at a press briefing thursday doctor georgetown with santa clara county public health announcing the latest covid-19 outbreaks in the community stemming from nursing homes and long care facilities doctor hans as 2 facilities in san jose are experiencing the outbreaks reporting more than 200 covid cases. >>that includes residents and staff since given them a lot of guidance on how best protect their residents and staff from covid-19 outbreaks county health officials report a total of 151 positive cases at amber woods gardens in san jose 81 cases being residents 70 staff in a statement, a spokespers

and contra costa. monday in alameda, tuesday in marin. we have team coverage on how the health order will impact you. beginning with andria borba who is live in san francisco. >> well, take a look behind me. the scene you see right here, outdoor dining, heat lamps, crowds gathered, pretty mild night here in san francisco. that will all come to a screeching halt, 10 pm sunday. while the state threshold for a new stay-at-home order is 15% remaining i see capacity, health officers in five bay area counties in berkeley are pulling the cord now. >> it shows once again early actions once again needed. >> one county is particularly concerned about increasing i see admissions. >> we must apply the brakes at least three weeks prior or we will run out of the needed icu and hospital capacity to care for everyone who needs care. and in our county we are already a little bit behind. >> 67 new patient sick with covid-19 were admitted to the hospital yesterday. breaking a single day records there. there is only conce

so alameda county is reporting 32.7% and availability less than 9% in contra costa. moran has no icu beds available now the county has 18% and san francisco has 31% available. well sonoma county has 29% santa clara has 11% solano and san mateo counties have less than 10% available. so it's they're stretched thin in some areas on monday leaders in san mateo county announced a 4.5 million dollar deal to add to an icu beds held sequoia hospital in redwood city, no more than 3 dozen workers from am i expeditionary healthcare. what provides staffing for those extra bits, louise rogers with county health system says that these additional betts will have a huge impact on hospitals. >>my hope is what it means is that in the bay area we can really keep people close to home not have to transfer people. our away from where they live and where they need to recover. we also really need to keep all of our flowing smoothly and so folks can't be discharged promptly because they're far away from home and not near the resources. they need that will that will impede all of all of the s

>>and how much one contra costa supervisor wants businesses which violate health orders to pay. ♪ weave the power to harness california's abundant solar and wind energy, but it's not available all day long. use less energy from 4 to 9 pm for a cleaner california. >>more than 75,000 doses of covid-19 vaccine are expected to be distributed throughout the bay area in this first round of vaccination more than 9,000 doses arrive in contra costa county today. kron four's terisa stasio is in martinez tonight where those first doses of the vaccine were distributed theresa. >>and ken i'm out here at the contra costa regional medical center and this is where some of these front-line workers have been dealing with the pandemic sense. it first on this day. now those frontline line workers getting a lifeline it started around 4 o'clock and they lined up over on the 5th floor to get the vaccination of course is vaccination on the heels of the fda passing the emergency authorization for the pfizer vaccine. a hospital mothers giving the public this direct look at the vaccination to help us age conce

>>preemptively adopted by contra costa county. melissa barrett owns this family-run establishment celebrating its 25th year in business for following all the rules. >>taking it day by day and then. in 24 hours i have to close so heartbreaking the feeling shared by rania to didn't rada she has put her life and soul into her hair salon land palace, another business now prohibited from operating until 2021. i don't think it's fair for small businesses like me, especially working by clean i. >>disinfect everything specially hair salons and the cleanest place ever she usually takes an days off but will not this weekend instead honoring as many appointments as possible before curfew the >>2 weeks i would say i was getting lots of cancellation because body is where like scared and now it's the opposite just starting from yesterday, everybody wants to come and before the shutdown gyms have suffered during the pandemic many staying closed indefinitely. >>diablo crossfit in pleasant hill has been allowing members in september and owner crai

contra costa 10,000 both marin and napa counties will likely begin given a little less than 2000 doses of peace, san francisco is expecting its first allocation to be about 12,000 shots while san mateo county figures at to get nearly 6,000 santa clara county is expecting to get just over 17,000. sonoma county just under 5,000 and solano county estimates it will get nearly 8,000 doses. again it is a 2 dose vaccine. but officials are being told not to hold any back for second round shots but rather to give them all to first time recipients. and the surge in cases and hospitalizations has let sonoma county to implement the new regional stay at home order starting at midnight tonight. kron four's of charles clifford reports for us from rohnert park where some residents say they're confused by the new order. >>where in sonoma county health officials have announced a new stay at home order will take effect at 12 oh one on saturday morning as soon as just a few days ago the county had hoped to avoid a new stay at home order but health officials decided that the alarming increase in coronaviru

>>in contra costa county police today kron 4 news. in the south bay, the santa clara county public health department is reporting a large covid outbreak among a local youth basketball programs coaches players and close contacts. >>health officials have identified 77 infections. 39 use players, 3 coaches and 35 contacts, an additional 17 cases were discovered in other counties the county learned that players from affected teams violated health orders by traveling from santa clara county to participate in a youth basketball tournament in placer county last month santa clara city officials say that they will allow public playgrounds to be open to physical and mental health and wellness as long as everybody follows the required health and safety protocols. >>city officials say playgrounds will reopen on saturday december 12 on your screen you can see the list of what will be open over these next 2 days the city parks and recreation department will conduct safety inspections and cleaning and sanitizing the playground areas. another big sto

>>preemptively adopted by contra costa county.issa barrett owns this family-run establishment celebrating its 25th year in business for following all the rules. >>taking it day by day and then. in 24 hours i have to close so heartbreaking the feeling shared by rania to didn't rada she has put her life and soul into her hair salon land palace, another business now prohibited from operating until 2021. i don't think it's fair for small businesses like me, especially me working by clean i. >>disinfect everything specially hair salons and the cleanest place ever she usually takes an days off but will not this weekend instead honoring as many appointments as possible before curfew the >>2 weeks i would say i was getting lots of cancellation because body is where like scared and now it's the opposite just sorry from yesterday, everybody wants to come and before the shutdown gyms have suffered during the pandemic many staying closed indefinitely diablo crossfit in pleasant hill has been allowing members in the since september and owner c

santa clara and contra costa counties. alameda and marine counties will follow soon after. those counties are taking an early approach to governor gavin newsom's order that requires counties to go into lockdown one icu bed capacity, drops below 15% this means of personal services like hair salons barber shops, no clothes. >>restaurants can now only offer take-out or delivery services there is no outdoor dining indoor gyms drive-in gatherings outdoor playgrounds entertainment center zoos museums open airbus's and boat operators also must now cease operations. >>now the counties were given just a few days notice before the stay at home order began and that led to a lot of people rushing to get those last minute appointments as kron 4 s taylor reports appointments at hair salons and barbershops booked up fast this weekend. so fast that some shops opened up today and the day that they're normally closed. >>super every make an appointment and i just think that you all day and all the work it out all day today over at big gyms barber shop in santa clara owner jimmy silva has a fu

.>>> the decision justin from contra costa county, will it increase fines on the is disorders openly defying safety guidelines?>> this is not going to end until people choose to comply.>> a good chance of rain on the way for the middle of the week. we will track that hour by hour timing coming up in the forecast.>>> right now on the kpix 5 news 7, streaming on cbsn bay area, just a few hours ago hospital staffers at contra costa regional medical center got their first vaccines. dr. sergio was at the very start of the long line.>> this is the fastest vaccine that was ever made. there was nothing like this. this to me marks the beginning of the end of the pandemic in a lot of ways.>> good evening. there was a similar scene earlier in the day in san francisco. you can hear the applause, front-line workers celebrating after lining up for their first of two doses. kpix 5's kenny choi was there as it all went down , he's at zuckerberg general hospital for us tonight. >> this is one of the first steps in conquering this deadly disease. each person that got inoculated today with one of the 2

but tonight one owner in contra costa county is taking a stand, and he is refusing to stop serving, even indoors. wilson walker is in danville tonight.>> reporter: you remember when the five counties launch their preemptive shelter in place, danville was the scene of some resistance to that. a couple of restaurants put up a fight and now with the official shelter in place, really down to one holdout, and he wants you to know why he is doing this. >> we want to tell people that we are not justifying the order just to defy the order. we are doing it because we have many employees that would have been home without of paycheck. >> dave may be the last restaurant owner standing in defiance of the county shelter in place order, even the other restaurants that initially stayed open and have since stowed their outdoor equipment. the total this has taken on danville is unmistakable. one restaurant owner even using empty chairs to pay tribute to his laid-off workers. >> this industry has been hit so hard. people can't pay their rent or mortgage. they have little kids running around. it is so sad.

in contra costa county they're revealing some of their plans about vaccine distribution. front line health care workers and residents of senior care homes may be vaccinated first in the next few weeks. the county health officer is warning that it may be months before the general public gets the vaccine because the shipments will be quite small. the first shipment is only expected to have 10,000 doses of pfizer's vaccine which covers 5,000 people because you need two doses each with the shots about a month apart. contra costa county secured freezers to store that vaccine. >>> this morning the fbi is investigating a cybersecurity attack at fireeye based in milpitas. officials are concerned about how this may affect the rollout of the vaccine. ibm recently uncovered a global phishing cyberattack targeting companies involved in the covid-19 supply chain, a big deal. j.r. stone spoke to an expert about this. >> the health sector in the industry in the economy is the weakest when it comes to any kind of protection against hacking or cyberattacks. >> cybersecurity attacks could

alameda has the most in 75 and san francisco 45 and contra costa 33. napa, sonoma and marin counties have less than 15 beds available. health officials are continuing to monitor the icu bed availability. if it drops below 15%, governor gavin newsom original stay-at-home takes effect shutting down a lot of businesses. the san mateo supervisor says his county needs to shelter in place now. >> we should join the others in a stay-at-home order and we should do it now because that is the most responsible thing to o do. san mateo county is not an island. >> reporter: to give you perspective how quickly the number of icu beds can drop, earlier this week, santa clara county had 63 beds available. that number plum mmeted to only8 open beds in saningle day and stands now at 34. napa and solano counties are still open for business. jackie ward, nbc bay area news. >> hopefully, they remember to wash their hands and wear masks and socially distancing. >>> health care workers and elder patients are in the first line for the vaccine. who is next? san francisco superv

she's base in contra costa county. >>thank you for being with us tonight so give us a sense first of all of what you are seeing in terms of the depression or the mood changes that people are going through because of the pandemic. >>thank you for having me this is a very important topic we were really pleased today when the deal with class the legislation the covid-19 legislation in it finally included additional funding for mental health we get calls daily from family members who have concerns about their loved ones and more often than not it's young people, it's individuals we consider who are really having a difficult time. back in march with the shutdowns we started seeing getting phone calls around maybe the just been anxious and depressed and kind of feel like they would be in into it, but now that we're here in a time of the year where people often already suffer from seasonal affective disorder. it's much more difficult for them to find joy in the season of joy. so our cars have got much more desperate. we have

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

>>still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news east bay restaurant owners taking contra costa county to court. over the ban on outdoor dining. why they say their lawsuit is absolutely necessary. plus with just days away from the government running out of money congress needs to make a decision on a spending bill. a new covid-19 relief package and today we'll remain dry ahead of some evening showers tonight low 60's and san francisco, oakland and san jose and cool and comfortable one. >>i'm talking when to expect the rain in your forecast. >>you know james i can get used to this being inside not outside it is a little different it gets chilly in the studio to sometimes just probably about the same as when you're now yeah, but it is cold out there right now is will. can tell you every day is out there it's a gets colder and colder as we get deeper december yes, i know each of these mornings they get a little cooler it feels like in this morning, no different a lot of us are in the 30's. so it's good to have inside this morning, we'll stay warm with us. >>maybe a little too warm and my

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