mark galley as many counties slipped back in the fight against coronavirus. contra costa county will have to reduce capacity for indoor dining and churches once again. in walnut creek, reduced indoor capacity is 17 and no heat lamps allowed, the owner is worried. >> the landlord is kinda, like, helping us. but as much as we try for later, we still have to pay for it. and i don't know it's gonna be able to pay for it or not. >> reporter: while san francisco has not officially slipped from the state's covid-19 index, the mayor is making a preemptive strike against the spike that has doubled. >> beginning the end of the day friday, we will need to eliminate indoor dining. we will need to reduce capacity at gyms. and movie theaters. we will be putting a pause on opening additional high schools. >> we're essentially limited to takeout or delivery. and delivery services take a significant portion of the sales as well. >> reporter: dr. mark galley is concerned about the temptation to see family and friends over the holidays and set everything back to square 1. >> ev

galley said household transmission there in l.a. is a big factor and also saw a spike in cases from celebrations following the dodgers' and lakers' wins. a reminder these gatherings can and do lead to transmission and we need to be extra vigilant this thanksgiving, larry. >> liz, obviously, cases going up. there is concern. is there any sense there might be another statewide lockdown coming? is that something being considered and especially given the push back that we're seeing in southern california without door dining being closed in addition to indoor dining? there is certainly friction there between residents and what state officials want. >> yes, absolutely, and, you know, this is something dr. galley was asked about today as far as would there ever be a statewide stay-at-home order again? he made it sound like at the moment that is not something being considered. they're trying to be more targeted allowing specific counties to set guidelines and also by specifically targeting activities, maybe outdoor dining for instance consi

galley said household transmission there in l.a. is a big factor and they also saw a spike in cases from celebrations following the dodgers' and lakers' wins. another reminder that these gatherings can and do lead to increased transmission and we need to be vigilant this thanksgiving, ama. >> liz, with these spikes, is there any sense another statewide lockdown could be coming? is that being considered? >> that's something dr. galley was asked about today and made it sound like at the moment that is not something being considered. he said they are trying to be march targ more targeted by allowing specific counties to set guidelines and activities like indoor, outdoor dining considered to be high risk and allowing activities at lower risk to continue. that's where things stand now. we'll see if the cases continue to go up. who knows. >> thanks, liz. >>> the state has more than 1.1 million total diagnosed cases in coronavirus. here we're likely to top 150,000 total cases by friday. that would be a week after we reached 140,000. on thi

galley is asking residents for their compliance and try to stay home between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. live in the newsroom, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> thank you, here is look where the coronavirus cases stand right now. if we're looking at totals, the bay area had 130,584 confirmed cases. that is across all nine counties and includes cases since the start of the pandemic. santa cruz county has seen an additional almost 3700 cases. in california, there have been 1,0 1,059,267 cases. that's an increase from yesterday. across the country, there are more than 11.6 million cases. now this comes as federal officials try to get people to stay home this thanksgiving. >> amidt this critical phase, the cdc is urging against travel for the holiday. >> a warning about thanksgiving which is one week from today. the agency is encouraging people to celebrate the holiday at home but only with people you live with. abc news reporter kate larson has details. >> every time you start to bring people in from the outside, you increase the chances there will be somebody there who has covi

mark galley expects by next week, half of the state's counties will move into a more restrictive tier. it's not the news we want heading into the holidays. >> as we've seen reopening, which is anticipated we started to see more cases. >> like much of the country, cases are on the rise california and now 11 1 counti are moving into a restrictive tier. contra costa moved from orange into red meaning substantial spread. california's health and human services secretary dr. mark galley said most of the transmission is coming from high risk situations where masks are not worn the entire time. >> imagine multiple people at a small table playing a board game or having and sharing a meal. >> across the state, the 14-day positivity rate is 3. 7% up from 2.5%. you can see on this graph showing bay area covid cases going back to march, cases aren't yet where they were during the summer surge but there is a significant increase since mid october. >> we anticipate if things stay the way they are, between this week and next week, over half california own counties will mo into a restrictive tier. >>

galley says the goal is to test more broadly. >> that helps us not just from a surveillance perspective but gives us confidence we're finding asymptomatic or presymptomatic cases. >> reporter: in san francisco, melanie woodro, a bbc 7 news. >> united in recommendations, avoid non-essential travel and quarantine for 14 days. group gatherings should be held outdoors with a small number of people with masks and socially distant. no more than three households should gather and events no more than two hours. weigh the risk of various holiday activities with the risk calculator. click on an activity and guess the risk. you'll then see what our medical experts have to say. find it on abc7news.com and the abc 7 news app. >>> 1 c1 california counties ar moving backward on the tier system. we're tracking them on our website. contra costa and santa cruz moved from orange to red today. san francisco is in the yellow tier. it's the only one in the bay area at this point. keep in mind, san francisco is making changes to be more restrictive. liz kreutz has a look at where tings stand and liz, where we

galley. we apologize but this was an old press conference from -- we believe last week. we are continuing to watch for his news conference today to start. once that does we will bring you that information and go to that live. >>> to our bay area weather right now. clear skies as we look live across the region. we are going to go to darron with a look at our weather. hey. >> hey michelle. considering it's the tuesday before thanksgiving. let's start off with that. i will give you the forecast for daytime highs on thursday. across the bay area. inland on top, bayh cross the middle and the coast on the bottom. now, those numbers should look familiar because this is what we have been doing. it's not a lot of change here in terms of daytime highs, bay area wide. speaking of which let's take a look outside. that's the scene from the top of the sales force tower looking over north beach. it is a lot better than it was when we were on during the newscast from 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. where we sue many temperatures down in the upper 30's. útemperatures now in the mid- 60s's and we are c

galley encouraged people to plan on having larger get togethers to scale it back. >> i think this is an important one to consider. call that audible and make a decision to do something a little different and decide not to gather with as big a group as before and consider doing it with just your house hold. >> reporter: dr. galley gave pointers for changing plans being direct, honest, and don't feel pressured. >>> in san francisco health officials say the county will likely move to the most restrictive tier before the end of the week. abc 7 news reporter explains, that would mean a limited stay at home order with curfew and changes to local businesses, as well. >> san francisco health officials say we're at a critical moment. covid-19 cases and hospitalizations are up. san francisco is currently in the red tier but expected to move to the more restrictive purple tier before weeks' end. >> we cannot let the virus get so far ahead of us or we'll never catch up. >> reporter: director of the san francisco office of economic and work force development, joaquin torres. >> if and when it hap

galley also announced a travel advisory, urging people to not travel and if they must come asking them to quarantine for at least a full two weeks, in an effort to slow the spread of coronavirus. >> travel, having others travel to your home could potentially cost increased transmission. with that in mind we have put out this travel advisory. it isn't a ban, doesn't a restriction, this is an advisory. >> reporter: the state recommending online celebrations and discouraging in person thanksgiving gatherings with family members from different households, saying such gatherings are especially dangerous to older relatives. >> we know there is a strong urge to meet with grandparents and aunts and uncles who we haven't seen very often, or at all over the last many months. but this is exactly the time to keep your guard up. >> state health officials stop short of calling for a california wide shutdown order, but dr. galley says this is a rapidly developing situation and he will do whatever it takes to quote, appropriately protect the health of california. >>> contra costa county is putting its

galley today and strong message from you. as always, many thanks for joining us dr. patel. >> stay safe and sane beyond. >> that's a great saying. larry, to you. >>> all right. to the change in our weather, rain, started to move across the region. in fact, it's been raining here in the east bay. let's get to live pictures from the cameras on mt. tam and san francisco. well, you know, some places you can't see at all like on the left. that's problem play mt. tam because it's socked in over there. for a look how things are shaping off. let's see if spencer christian is visible right now. spencer? >> i hope i am, larry. yes, we've had some beneficial rains, not a drencher but it's wet out there. here is a look at live doppler 7. i'll show you the wettest region. we have light rain, mainly light rain and scattered showers over the east bay, peninsula and south bay. it's winding down or weakening. the storm ranks one on the impact scale so far tonight, we expect more periods of light rain and showers. it will be an evening commute. here is the forecast animation showing t

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health and human services, mark galley.alley says students traveling home who are asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic could affect somebody else. >> offset by an extraordinary understanding that institutions just don't have the resources to test everybody, every week, once a week. >> reporter: san francisco native, jack isaac, a junior at emerson college, a small, liberal arts school in boston that is conducting mandatory, weekly testing. >> came in thinking it's going to be a hassle. and then, at the end of the day, you kind of feel better knowing you tested negative every week. you get a negative result at the end of every week. >> reporter: spokesperson writes, quote, by following these and other safety measures which have resulted in a low infection incidence rate throughout the semester, emerson has continued its learning plan without interruption. mandatory or not, the students we spoke with said they all plan to get a covid-19 test before returning home. >>> now, many students and families will likely choose to travel

galley says there is no single culprit, dan. it's a combination of colder weather, more people mixing together and more things open and greater travel. he says your normal activities bring a higher risk today than they did a month ago. >> all right. interesting. cornell, thank you. >>> most of the bay area's counties are, as we've said, in the purple tier where new overnight restrictions will take effect including santa clara counties. the new public health director is ready to carry out the order handed down by the state. >> we're supportive of everything the state of california is trying to do to keep californians safe and we think it's good for residents here in alameda county and across the region to really take a cautious approach to covid especially with this surge. >> dr. moss says the steps are needed to help flatten the curve and to protect our health care system and most vulnerable residents. >>> not everyone is eager to accept new restrictions in our live team coverage to j.r. stone. j.r.? >> well, ama, the response o

fly, writtenn the literally and the galley of the mayflower before they set foot at plymouth rock. is there religious plurality among them? there is. there is a great deal of religious morality in pennsylvania as well. i think we can learn something from them about how to get along holding our deepest differences religiously, and i believe to this day polls indicate that 90% of us still believe in some kind of supreme being or higher power. among the industrialized nations of the world america is still uniquely religious, and can we learn something from this experiment in plymouth i think we can. legacy of is the constitutionalism passed down and subsequent documents hundreds of years later. yet i think it is a remarkable production for its time and it circumstances. you also comment on how signing of the compact influenced that community itself, its behaviors, its conduct to the members of that community and others. >> i will turn that to dr. patterson first. this sets the groundwork for a level of cooperation that has two happen. people.only about 100 they are facing winter on ca

mark galley confirmed the state in the midst of a coronavirus surge. >> as i say to my patients often, when i'm worried i'll tell you so you can worry with me, and we're there. >> reporter: infection, hospitalization, and icu rates all up sharply over the course of the last two weeks. >> and here since the beginning of november, in just the same one-week period it's been a 47.1% increase. this is almost a 20% faster rate of rise and the fastest rate of rise we have seen in california. >> reporter: with thanksgiving less than two weeks away and families considering gathering, dr. galley urged people not to travel, and if they must, asking them to quarantine for a full two weeks in an effort to spread -- to limit the spread of the coronavirus. >> with that in mind, we have put out this travel advisory. it isn't a ban. it isn't a restriction. this is an advisory. >> they recommend on-line celebrations and discourage in person thanksgiving gathers with families from different households, saying it is especially dangerous to older relatives. >> we know there's a strong to your knowledge me

mark galley as many counties slipped back in the fight against coronavirus. contra costa county will have to reduce capacity for indoor dining and churches once again. in walnut creek, reduced indoor capacity is 17 and no heat lamps allowed, the owner is worried. >> the landlord is kinda, like, helping us. but as much as we try for later, we

galley the secretary of health and human services for the entire state of california to start that news conference. we're monitoring both of those new developments and we'll have an update coming up at 12:30 on how the situations are changing rapidly here throughout the bay area and the state of california. for now, reporting live, christien krafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >> just affecting so many business owners and customers, residents in the bay area. we'll check in with you in a half hour. >>> the united states supreme court heard oral arguments just this morning regarding the fate of the affordable c.a.r.e. act. president-elect joe biden talked about the hearing just a short time ago. >> now in the middle of a deadly pandemic, that has infected more than ten million americans, nearly 1 in every 32 americans often with devastating consequences to their health, they're trying again to strip health coverage away from the american people. >> republican attorney generals from several states argued that the healthcare law should be struck down. leaders in democratic states led by a legal team

mark galley is giving the response on the state and we'll have more here on cbsn5 and the bay area. head to kpix.com or download the kpix news app. >>> the transition into the oval office is not going smoothly. his team is considering legal action against the trump administration. debra alfarone has all of the details. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden urged americans to come together to fight the coronavirus. >> we can save tens of thousands of lives if everyone would wear a mask the next few months. not democrat or republican lives. american lives. >> reporter: some health experts estimate 100,000 people could die by the time mr. biden takes office. >> maybe save the lives of one of your children's teachers. >> around the country, the number of cases and hospital situations are hitting new highs. >> those rates of growth are truly chilling. >> it's no longer a drift. our cases are surging up. >> reporter: dr. ja said even with promising news on the vaccine front, that doesn't mean the pandemic is over. >> the vaccine won't be available to the american people, to the majority

when police came to arrest adam galley that previously warned his supporters trying to stop the because he's right. i was, i was there, it was only for years all because i was it was the right thing. it was the job was right with just one other person. there was detained for spitting at police officers, and on friday he did appear in court 5 video link on a number of charges, including unlawful gathering, violating indoor, dining rooms, and for up to police. he's been released on bail in the meantime ago, funmi campaign has been launched to support the restaurant owner. supporters say he stood up for the rights of the little guys, although not everybody sees it that way. he thinks he's more important than anyone else trying to keep their business afloat. all they have to do was stay open for takeout only. but no, there he goes. people who deny the seriousness of this virus should be taken to a covert $1000.00 ward and made to care for an integrated patient for 24 hours. but they'd have a sudden change of opinion then. where the canadian government does give benefits to small businesses

galley mentioned that if it came down to this he would not be opposed to making something mandate attorney but right now giving us the guidance that we need to stay safe. on that note, chicago's mayor lori light foot announced a stay at home advisory, asked them to cancel thanksgiving plans. do you think that is too strict or is that what it's going to take to get this under control? >> off the bat it sounds very strict. people will use like draconian measures band we shouldn't do that. whatever the advice is from national leaders, policy experts, etc., people are going to do a little less than that. they're going to be a little more lenient. a strict stay at home measure might be what people need to hear. cases are spiking all over the country as opposed to regional areas which we've seen over the last seven months. we all had a direction similar to chicago's and we hunkered down for two weeks, 14 days, that's it. we could seriously curb the spread. we're continuously traveling and propagating the spread right now. >> with the covid as well. we just had halloween. we had people wanting to

days and weeks to come what could be strengthened the state's restrictions on the economy doctor galley made it clear california will not return to a full statewide stay-at-home order for now but more rules to the state's reopening tier system could be coming including for the most restrictive tier purple widespread health leaders are also considering having counties fall back in tears faster today really have counties move back just one period of time. >>that may not be appropriate to get the kind of response that we need to blunt that rate of rise. >>now on that travel advisory a mandatory quarantine for travelers would likely have to be done by governor's executive order and as we've been reporting a centre county judge put a limit on the power governor gavin newsome can use during this pandemic but state officials would not say whether that had anything to do with this only being a recommendation. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news and coming up at 06:30pm tonight, we'll hear from travelers at sfo today on how they feel. >>about having to stay close to home this holi

days and weeks to come what could be strengthened the state's restrictions on the economy doctor galley made it clear california will not return to a full statewide stay-at-home order for now but more rules to the state's reopening tier system could be coming including for the most restrictive tier purple widespread health leaders are also considering having counties fall back in tears faster today really have counties move back just one period of time that may not be appropriate to get the kind of response that we need to blunt that rate of rise. >>now on that travel advisory a mandatory quarantine for travelers would likely have to be done by governor's executive order and as we've been reporting a centre county judge put a limit on the power governor gavin newsome can use during this pandemic but state officials would not say whether that had anything to do with this only being a recommendation. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news, you know this advisory comes as we're about to enter what would typically be the holiday travel season. >>kron four's maureen kelly got rea

here we are said temple 262002 terra galley. you see. so he certainly wasn't some b.b.c. journalists directly challenge the official line, which led to trouble. defense reporter andrew gilligan was investigating the blair government dubious claims of iraqi weapons of mass destruction. claims the from the case against saddam hussein's regime that he has existing and active military plans for the use of chemical or biological weapons which could be activated. within 45 minutes, gilligan had been briefed by government weapons inspector and concluded that downing street had quote, sexed up its case for war. he took his story on to b.b.c. radio 4 because correspondent is andrew gilligan. yes, i did. the 1st interview with gilligan downing street a week before publication ordered it to be sexed up to be made more exciting. you can get everything right, but he got the heart of it. right. that's to say that effectively we've been lied to. and the world where we can be clearly screwed pretty, much to be and to be interviewed. number 10 was phony, the b.b.c., demanding a right look

mark galley says they will consider strengthening the advisory. >>> still ahead, not following his own rules. the bay area birthday party that has governor newsom on damage control. >>> also when the clock strikes midnight it's outside only. the restaurant scrambling to make changes to survive as covid restrictions tighten again. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri working from home and outside where the rain has cleared out but temperatures are dropping. i'll show you what to expect for tomorrow morn [the next storm lining up. i'll see you back here in about 7 minutes. >>> take a look. new surveillance photos of the suspects in a staggering halloween attack. this is from the food max on parkmore avenue in san jose. it shows three women and a man accused of attacking a grocery store clerk. this was on halloween night. he was beaten so severely he spent weeks in a coma. it's still unclear what led to this attack. at the time he was collecting shopping carts in that food max parking lot. >>> well, tonight a member of the san francisco police force was honored 26 years after he was k

mark galley expects by next week, half of the state's counties will move into a more

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galley says if your family is heading out of town try to stay within a 2 to 3 hour drive from your home well, all those restrictions are renewed reality until we get a vaccine. now for the second time in a week, though, word of a potential vaccine break through. this time it's moderna announcing today early results from its phase three trial shows its vaccine is almost 95% effective at preventing infection. great, but who gets it first? nbc bay area's terry mcsweeney takes a look. >> reporter: as covid infections soar past 11 million in the u.s. moderna offering encouraging news on the vaccine front. >> it means hope we are going to beat this thing and we're going to beat it sooner rather than later. >> reporter: one week after pfizer us nounced its vaccine candidate appears to be 90% effective, moderna announced its vaccine appears to be almost 95% effective. 30,000 participants in the moderna trial and no safety concerns. today's announce want raising hopes the fda could soon grant emergency use authorization. >> we project by the end of december there should be vaccines available for

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biden and trump and those $200000.00 votes that are being tied related right now are crucial and the galley with the latest there from miami and the for the moment thank you. let's go to the show castro she's live for us in houston though heidi you were in texas because many people sold that actually that state could slip to buy a didn't a but another very interesting state has just called for biden at a result that perhaps his biggest win so far. that's right arizona is really a change in the political landscape of that state looking to blue as al-jazeera has declared in its support for joe biden and not only that but having now elected 2 democrats to represent the state in the u.s. senate and that in combination hasn't happened in over 70 years in arizona i should add that arizona's governor has been tweeting for people to be patient before declaring the official winners of the presidential race or any race for that matter on the ballot but if you look at the returns coming in though only about $100000.00 or so votes separate joe biden the leader from donald trump those outstanding both t

i just picked up the lid and the magical dust flew into the air as we lifted out a long galley. and the first description. i have an impression that eleanor roosevelt had written a column. i did not know anything about it at that moment. as i began reading a description of starlight. in the fall morning and the great hopefulness that the site of morningstar from mrs. roosevelt sleeping porch brought into this daily column i felt the same sense of wonder and joy and love why don't i keep reading this. i have a lot to do of course i have a very strong feeling that this was something that needed to be continued. i needed to look more carefully there. strangely, on the same spot it turns out i later learned. with franklin's mother. the basement where i was. have been there house in new york city. with the commercial things began to arrive. it began further up town. that was her moment of escape. up to 4749. back to cambridge briefly. before i turned it over. i wanted to give a shout out to everybody at corner scare books. i want to give a shout out to one of your neighbors. eleanor

was roosevelt / my day and i picked up the lid and magical dust into the air i lifted out a long galley i remember the first description i had an impression she had written a call him and didn't know anything about it at that moment but as i began reading a description of starlight from a sleeping porch on a fall morning early for morning and the gratefulness of morningstar to bring into the first paragraph i felt the same sense of wonder and attention and joy and love and thought why don't they keep reading this and then discovered scholz but i have a very strong feeling this needed to be continued and i needed to look more carefully and that was the beginning strangely on the same spot i later learned it had been franklin's mother's house in new york city that he moved from when altman arrived in the neighborhood when commercial things began to arrive. and that was her moment of escape. but back to cambridge briefly i want to say before i turn it over and want to give a shout out to everybody and david thank you also to one of your neighbors digital and otherwise my grade assistant el

in galleyments-- galley and you pointed out the mccarthy bit, i need to tweak this, i need to address this, is there time? the people at random house were marvellous up and down the line. i have such a wonderful publisher. they said, yeah, we can do this. and in response to, not to your satisfaction-- >> i haven't gotten the finished book and you may well have-- >> it's because of how late we were, i could only do a few words, change a few sentences. >> right. >> but suffice it to say i think you were right. i think that even before your intervention i suggested that he was overly careful on mccarthy. i think it had something to do with the close family ties with mccarthy, especially with joe, sr. who loved-- but bobby, we haven't talked about bobby yet and bobby was also close with mccarthy and would remain clothe. flew to wisconsin for mccarthy's funeral and remained devoted to him i think in some ways to the end. it's something about the politics, and interesting comparison to our own day, right through to the end. beyond the censure, at least through the censure in '54 of joe mcca

fit for purpose as a currently in its current galleys. well no it's i know it's a bit of a mess but i could see the same thing going on if you whether you had the electoral system or a national popular vote you could still claim that there was voting fraud and want to have recounts and you would debate whether you recount a whole state or the entire nation or just a county or what have you of course as a libertarian i would love to see a much smaller less powerful government so that we really didn't care so much who won the election. lotto an isolated cases of fraud the don't speak for the whole system is that not correct are you throwing the baby out with the bop warthe are hereby getting rid of this generation's long system. is so i think it's 2 things are completely separate so there's no real identification of fraud in the us voting system we have a secure system what you have is a level of mistrust between both sides of this 2 party system who always believes the other side is cheating even here in america the democratic party intern

number one, there are fewer people that know about the galley wog is making an appearance in the u.s. i was at a huge fleamarket and there were several tables with very cheap dolls. >> it is not a well-known caricature in the united states but it is one that i was familiar with growing up outside of america. the origins come from 1895 with the book the adventures of two little dutch girls. she included the the caricature. his dress looks similar to the black faced minstrels. he was portrayed as being rude, naughty, menacing. the goalie walk, also showed up in other products like. -- >> it is had the same kind of controversy the golliwog and some people are saying it's just a doll you know. but other people are saying this is a character of a caricature. so, and here's another point that we have to make, it's also slur. so i would not be, pleased if someone called me a golliwog kid i would be pleased if they called me that it all. so one of the things, those in the museum, is that we get people from other nations who ask us questions and asked us to get involved and for years there's b

galley announced that there were more than 15,000 new cases of covid-19 just today across the state. average is over 12,000 and the 14-day positivity rate is 5.6%. >> if you look closer at the 14- day test positivity, that is the rate the governor presents on every monday. you will see we have had in two weeks, a 51% increase in test positivity. you might say, ah, 3.7%, 5.6%, what is the big difference? for us, it's a major difference. >> 19,000 californians died from the coronavirus, including more than 1900 right here in the bay area. los angeles county supervisors are considering a possible stay- at-home order as cases of covid- 19 surge in the nation's largest county. if the county does approve this specific proposal, it would mean a return to the sort of pandemic lockdowns not seen since march and april of this year and all schools and businesses would have to shut down but for those deemed essential. and this is as health officials suspended all in-person learning affective tomorrow. haley winslow spoke with one owner who said his business might not survive another shutdown. >>

i picked up the lid and magical dust flew into the air as i lifted out a long galley and i remember the first description, i had an impression that eleanor roosevelt had written a column, didn't know anything about it at that moment and so as i began reading a description of starlight from a sleeping porch in a fall morning, early fall morning and the great hopefulness that this site of the morningstar from mrs. roosevelt brought into this first paragraph of this daily column myself the same sense of wonder and attention and joy and love, why don't i keep reading this? i had a lot to do right there and discovered shultz. i have very strong feeling that this was something that needed to be continued and i needed to look more carefully there and that was the beginning, strangely, on the same spot, i later learned as i began my research into eleanor and franklin and franklin's mother, 200 madison avenue, the basement where i was had been franklin's mother's house in new york city, the house she had moved from, when commercial -- when the commercial things began to arrive further uptown and

again doctor galley goes from 0 to 60 miles per hour very quickly. >>we're in a place today but that can rapidly change know that those who are out who might be engaging in higher risk behaviors that infections can quickly spread to other settings maybe you're a worker whose and night with a group of friends outdoors event and you can track covid and then you go the next day to work and it passed maybe not the next day by a day or 2 later alameda county one of those now involved with this order issued this statement quote. >>we welcome this focused targeted effort by the state to slow the steep rise in covid-19 cases and hospitalizations occurring in alameda county the bay area. and the state. >>the doctor also talked about some examples like he said that this is not punitive from the perspective of if you need to go out and get a carton of milk at 10 o'clock at night you're not going to be arrested. or for example if you are at a restaurant later in the evening. they're not going to come and get you he said this is all about trying to stop those gat

. >> and before a live audience but when you read this it was and galley form and you pointed out somehow i need to try to address this those that are marvelous up and down the line they said yes we can do this. so in response but not to your satisfaction. >> it's because of how late we were in change a few sentences. but i thank you are right even before your intervention i suggested that has to do with a close family ties especially joe senior and then to remain close. and those to the end. and constituted a large party electorate. >> public opinion survey it suppose having the support of roughly 40 percent of the electorate i don't want to do that too closely but even after the senate begins to move a lot of american stay with him to the end. but he would have spared himself a lot of grief instructed sorenson who was in the hospital legitimately to say he went there to dodge the mccarthy border but i don't think that's true. and why he didn't so that and 56 at the aforementioned he had a meeting with eleanor roosevelt the basically said why do you come out against mccarthy? and why i w

state health secretary mark galley said a regional approach might help to keep their infection and hospitalizationng forward to see how the bay area counties come together on this to see if there is something that's applicable that should be considered in other regions or statewide. >> reporter: new york state this week announced a 14-day quarantine on most out of state and international v v v v v exempting those who tested 48 48 hours prior to arrival. quarantine means staying in separate quarters, have food delivered and symptoms monitored. penalties could result in a $10,000 fine and up to 15 days imprisonment. health secretary acre snol lekn there is pandemic fatigue but urged vigilance because cases could skyrocket during the holidays. >> how close is your county to reaching the next color tier? you can find out with our reopening tracker on abc7news.com. >>> tracking that and we're tracking the weather, dan. >> we are indeed, ama, it's changing in a fairly significant way. >> very significant way, you're so right, dan and ama. mainly clear skies but some little patches of low clouds and fog

mark galley says social gatherings remain a major cause, especially nearing the holidays. >> in red and purple tier counties, we are strongly urging do not gather indoors with other households. this is the type of gathering that is highest risk. >> reporter: at today's briefing governor newsom also apologized for his recent attendance at a friend's 50th birthday party, a decision that went against his own state guidelines for limiting gatherings to three households. >> i made a bad mistake. instead of sitting down, i should have stood up and walked back, got in my car and drove back to my house. instead, i chose to sit there with my wife and a number of other couples that were outside the household. now, you can quibble about the guidelines, et cetera, et cetera, but the spirit of what i'm preaching all the time was contradictive, and i've got to own that. so i want to apologize to you. >> now, newsom said he is considering enacting a statewide curfew. nothing announced on that yet. he also said the state is changing how it will announce county tiers. they're no longer going to wait eve

mark galley will update covid-19 cases in the state. yesterday california passed a terrible milestone. we became the second state in the country to have 1 million infections since the pandemic began. more than 5,000 new cases and 18 deaths were reported just yet. health officials say the state's numbers are trending in the wrong direction. >>> stricter safety requirements begin in contra costa county today. this means that gyms, stores and malls all have to reduce capacity. this comes after the state moved the county back to the red tier because of rising cases. amy hollyfield is live at the 24-hour fitness in walnut creek. good morning. >> hi, kumasi. you will have to work harder to get into the gym to make sure you get a spot. here in contra costa county, gyms can only allow in 10% of their capacity. and that is part of the new red zone restrictions that this county has moved into. that starts today. these new rules mostly impact the number of people allowed inside businesses. so movie theaters must limit capacity to 25% now before th

mark galley was asked if it's sthamg migomethin might work for the entire state. >> really looking forwardhow the bay area counties come together on this to see if there is something applicable that should be considered in other regions or statewide. so open question certainly something that we believe is part of our entire effort to keep transmission low. >> there is a possibility that a traveler could take a coronavirus test a few days after a trip. now if adopted, that proposal would be likely a recommendation instead of an order. >>> contra costa county health officials say they've seen an uptick in cases and hospitalizatio hospitalizations. they announced new plans. most outdoor bars will be prohibited. occupancy outside restaurants, movie theaters and religious services will be reduced from 50% to 25% or 100 people, whichever is less. officials say they're concerned of moving back into the more restrictive red tier. >>> so how close is your county to reaching the next colored tier? you can find out with our reopening tracker on abc7news.com. >>> the 49ers packers game tomorrow night

mark galley will update the covid-19 situation in our state. yesterday california became the second state in the nation to have 1 million infections since the pandemic began. more than 5,000 new cases and 18 deaths were reported just yesterday. health officials say the state's numbers are trending in the wrong direction. >>> we've been tracking the pandemic every step of the way as part of our building a better bay area. some counties are sliding back on the reopening contra costa county is sliding back to the red tier. stricter safety restrictions will be kicking in. amy hollyfield is live at the 24-hour fitness in walnut creek. >> this gym today can only allow in 87 people. yesterday they could have let in 214. it's a big cut for gyms. they can only hold 10% of their capacity because of the new restrictions. these new rules mostly impact the number of people allowed inside businesses. so movie theaters must limit ci. restaurants also 25%. ed a as of yesterday they could have 50%. religious services must scale down to 25% capacity. people say