hernÁndez.de la capital. el seÑor hernÁndez dice que su hijo estaba decidido despuÉs que terminÓ de estudiar el bachillerato. hernandez: y le dije "¿vas a estudiar?", "ya no, papÁ. ya no". porque Él ya estÁ viendo que yo ya no puedo. mi edad ya me avanzÓ, entonces Él dijo "papÁ, ¿para quÉ se preocupa tanto conmigo? yo voy a ver quÉ voy a hacer". y tomÓ la decisiÓn. roberts: mÁs al norte, en la casa de la familia caal, la seÑora claudia se quedÓ esperando con ansias noticias de su esposo y de su hija, pero pasaban los dÍas sin saber nada de ellos, hasta que sonÓ su celular con malas noticias. maquin: mi esposo, estando allÁ nos comunicÓ, cuando ya mi hija estaba en el hospital, Él no contaba con teléfono y gracias a los vecinos de allÁ que le prestaron uno, para comunicarse con nosotros. me dijo que mi hija estaba en un hospital, que estaba muy grave. roberts: segÚn el comunicado de la patrulla fronteriza, el seÑor nery y la niÑa fueron interceptados con un grupo de 163 inmigrantes al cruzar la f

he had worked at a nearby staples for six years, but the pandemic meant hernandez was suddenly out ofork. >> you know, i took the unemoyment, then in july they recalled us back. and i couldn't go back becse i have a problem with my hip. i needed, you kn, two hip replacements, and my hips are real bad, you know. then, i started suffering from depression. >> reporter: unable to go back to work, hernandez lost his unemployment and felsevera months behind on his $735 a month re. >> and i was worried about losing my place. you know, where was i going to go, you know? was i going to have to go to a homeless shelter? >> reporter: nine months into thpandemic, it'story housing advocates in connecticut know aoo well. >> people just have noere to go, and we're hearing... we're >> reporter: dorisatorre is the deputy director of building neighborhoods together, or b.n.t., a non-profit that has worked to help people like hernandez. she says the economic fallout from the coronavirus pandemic has put pressure on a housings system that waready under strain. in fairfield county, more than half of rente

when police searched that stolen car, they say they found stolen property and booked hernandez on multiple charges. officials say 3 other suspects too. also left the scene fled the car in oakland have not been caught. >>on the peninsula, daly city police are investigating a hit and run collision that killed a man thanksgiving night. officers responded to the crash in the area of geneva avenue just west of bayshore boulevard. the 40 year-old victim was crossing bayshore boulevard when he was struck and was pronounced dead at the scene police have released this video of the suspect vehicle leaving the area. they say it is possibly a 2011 or 2014 toyota sienna minute minivan with damage on the front passenger side and a damaged passenger side headlight anyone with information is asked to contact the daly city police department. 2 suspects have been arrested in connection with a robbery at a grocery store in the lender linda mar shopping center in pacifica this happened on tuesday, a store employee told officers that once confronting the suspects they pulled out pepper spray and threatened the

el abogado ezequiel hernÁndez nos dice quÉ pueden hacer. ¿sueÑas con su propio negocio?ivaciÓn, conoce la historia de un chef hispano, que en medio de esta pandemia abre mÁs restaurantes, y tambiÉn inspira a muchos a cumplir sus metas. asÍ arrancamos tu "ediciÓn digital". ♪ [sonido ambiente] ♪ carolina: con mucho gusto, carolina saraza, borja estÁ libre hoy lunes 27 de noviembre. esta es su "ediciÓn digital", bienvenidos. comenzamos con informaciÓn: estamos cerca al gran dÍa esperado por millones de personas, la vacuna contra el covid, quedan solamente tres dÍas para que la fda de luz verde a la de pfizer. una vez esto ocurre, en cuestiÓn de horas, comenzarÍa la distribuciÓn masiva en estados unidos. el tema da esperanza para muchos, y al mismo miedo incertidumbre, y miedo para otros. ¿es segura, cÓmo va a funcionar? nos conectamos con el doctor josh dÍaz, mÉdico que tratÓ al primer paciente con el virus en estados unidos. mÉdico contra enfermedades infecciosas. bienvenido a la "ediciÓn digital", doctor. hemos oÍdo que muchas personas hispanas tienen miedo, ¿quÉ les dice

joining us to talk more about this, the executive director belinda hernandez and an eighth grade volunteer, el kin lopez. good afternoon to both of you. >> good afternoon. >> i like your t-shirts. don't think i don't notice that. your organization is based on the coastal city of half moon bay. could you tell us what you do in that community? >> yeah. allas is excited to be on the coast where we are invested in providing cultural arts, education, social services and mental health to primarily our latino families, children, and farm workers in our community and lately with covid we have been providing covid relief, food pantry, mental health out in the farms and including ppe for our central workers and families as well. >> and the folks with who are there to do so much for the farming, like we go to the coast, right. we see all the great work that they do. it's great that you're there to support the folks who are actually doing that work. elkin, i want to bring you in. how did the organization help you when you first got here from honduras? >> well, it support us a lot. they give us a lot o

they'll never get it. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> new details this morning.ars on the streets of san francisco this morning. kind of funny saying that, right? okay. there's even no driver as a backup driver in that car. let me tell you about what is happening. the car company potentitesting its autonomous vehicles. this is from general motors subsidiary and other companies testing driverless vehicles but cruise the first to have no backup driver behind the wheel. they received that testing permit back in october. >>> so, listen to this, we're just 15 days away from christmas and that means new year's eve just around the corner. have you even thought about your resolution? maybe giving up smoking, lose that quarantine 15. what a new study says you have to do in order to be successful in what you resolve to do in 2021. >>> first happening now for you, walmart makes a big commitment to india. the giant retailer announcing it will buy $10 billion worth of india-made goods by the year 2027. that is triple the amount of goods walmart is already buying. last week wa

as nbc bay area's jodi hernandez reports, california is now considering whether to institute new travel restrictions to keep the mutant strain out. >> there's no evidence of this strain yet into the state of california. >> reporter: and governor gavin newsom wants to keep it that way. a more infectious mutant strain of covid-19 has state officials worried. so far it's shown up primarily in the uk prompting a last-minute christmas lockdown there. while it doesn't appear to make people sicker, it spreads 70 times faster. what dr. ghaly calls its sticky nature allowing it to latch on quicker. >> the new mutated covid virus seems to bind a little tighter, a little more easily and enter the cell of the human body easier than our current covid virus that we have here primarily in california and the united states. >> reporter: state officials are looking at potential new travel restrictions for those coming from the impacted areas. more than half a dozen european and african countries have already banned travel from the uk, but so far, the u.s. hasn't. >> the last thing we want to do is let a

jodi hernandez has the details. >> reporter: as the bay area deals with the surge in covid-19 cases, hospitals are scrambling to create more room. this medical center is getting ready to open up this, a portable unit designed to deal with the overflow. >> we've never had to even consider moving outside of our department walls to care for patients. >> reporter: but with the current covid-19 surge, that's about to change. for the first time, john durham medical center in concord will soon be opening a mobile care unit to handle er patients. >> we're prepared to deal with this next increase in patient volume. >> reporter: as hospitals gear up to accommodate more patients, health care workers are getting much-needed protection. marin health medical center became one of the first to get the moderna vaccine. 300 frontline health care workers got vaccinated today. >> it's been very scary. i mean, can you imagine? i mean, i've had, like, seven or eight covid patients at one time. and you know, giving them the proper care and in and out those rooms, it's been scary. so, to receive this vaccin

as nbc's jodi hernandez shows us, state wildlife officials are taking a bold step to try to protect people. a warning, some of the photos are a little graphic. >> reporter: this is where the latest attack happened, right here on the track of camp olin doe high school. state wildlife officials have been working nonstop to identify and capture the coyote. you're looking at the bite winds this man suffered during a coyote attack. he was doing pushups as part of his morning exercise routine on the track ten days ago when a coyote bit him unprovoked. >> there was a coyote latched onto to my left calf. i tried to shake him off. he didn't free up, so i had to punch him in the nose. >> reporter: california fish and wildlife officials collected saliva samples from sytz's pants and found a link to a july coyote attack on a boy at a nearby park. >> doing a little bit more dna work, we managed to identify that one coyote was responsible for both attacks. >> reporter: for the past four nights, wildlife officials have been out trapping coyotes. while the first three weren't the one they were looking for

in marin county, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of cheers there for them. our race for a vaccine series continues now. on the priority list to get injected is president-elect joe biden. he plans on getting the shot in public next week to show everyone that it's safe. biden's aides say it's been a matter of logistics, of getting that vaccine in a public setting that has delayed him from already receiving a shot. mr. biden also said he didn't want to get ahead of the line. vice president pence will get the vaccine tomorrow as also in public to help build confidence among americans. he reportedly will get the shot at the white house. it is unknown if and when president trump will get the vaccine. >>> a new round of bay area frontline workers got covid vaccines today, and the hope is that with the icu beds quickly filling up, that vaccine will keep doctors and nurses at work during what's developing to a crushing winter for hospitals. nbc bay area's melissa colorado is in contra costa county where nurses and doctored rolled up their sleeves to take that shot. >

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more on what got local firefighters so concerned. >> reporter: who would have thought we'd be talking about potential red flag fire weather in december? well, take a look at how dry the grasses are. that combined with little rain and possible wind on the way has firefighters worried. debbie and her little dog ginger have been out enjoying the clear, sunny weather every day. >> but always in the back of my mind is i wish it would rain. we need the rain. >> reporter: lack of rain, low humidity,nd a now possible windy weather in the forecast spell a potential disaster in the making. >> with these current conditions, if we figure in high winds, especially winds out of the north, we then will have a dangerous situation. >> reporter: red flag conditions have already led to two destructive fires in southern california. firefighters there are battling to try to get those fires under control. >> we want to avoid that happening here, but the conditions look like at this point that they will be ripe for heightened fire danger beginning on sunday. >> reporter: c

ramon: gracias, abogado hernÁndez.a en un plan para protegerlo de una posible deportaciÓn. mientras tanto el servicio de inmigraciÓn y ciudadanÍa los estados le informÓ a "univisiÓn" noticia que pronto extenderÁ a la fecha de las autorizaciones de empleo. falta menos de un mes para que termine el 2020. claudia carreras es la tarea de sobre el tipo de beneficios. >> me da para la pura renta. me siento desesperada. reportera: como marÍa, hay muchos que viven en esa desesperaciÓn, incertidumbre de lo que serÁ maÑana. >> creo que este fue el Último pago que me dieron. reportera: marÍa ya utilizÓ las 26 semanas de pago del seguro de desempleo regular. pero lo que muchos no saben es que usted automÁticamente califica para servicios de 3 semanas adicionales. la mala noticia es que estos beneficios expiran en diciembre 26 mientras el congreso trabaja en aprobar otro estÍmulo econÓmico por su parte el departamento de desarrollo y el empleo, indica que en su pÁgina de internet despuÉs del 26 de este mes, sigue desempleado automÁ

. >>> lo que pueresultar difÍcil para una familia como la de los hernÁndez que comparten una casa pequeÑaos familiares toman preocupaciones. >>> nos dijeron que usemos la mÁscara con los negativos. >>> el virus entrarÁ por las vÍas respiratoris. >>> tambiÉn para mitigar el contacto. >>> el constante lavado de manos. >>> tambiÉn la primera recomendaciÓn es quedarse en casa lo mÁs posible ya que el contagiarse de coronavirus requiere de minutos. >>> la gente si estÁ junta se puede contagiar rÁpidamente. el virus flotarÁ en el aire. >>> tambiÉn deberÁ limpiar en lo que compre, y no debe socializar. >>> en breve, el condado santa clara tiene dinero que podrÍa ser suyo. >>> en vÍsperas de la celebraciÓn de la virgen de guadalupe le contamos cÓmo los feligreses piensan celebrarla en medio de la pandemia. >>> despuÉs de 8 aÑos de calma, el sol lanza su primera tormenta geomagnÉtica directamente al planeta. >>> todavÍa tiene tiempo de sumarse para brindar apoyo a las familias de bajos recursos, solamente tiene que donar 10 dÓlares. (comerciales) republicanos y demÓcratas siguen sin aprobar un paq

los hospitales serán los primeros en vacunar que lidien con casos de covid-19 y el doctor pérez hernández le corresponde . >> el proceso es tan complejo que han estado practicando y saben que cualquier demora puede echar a perder las vacunas. >> (audio en inglés). >> segundo en línea los hogares para la tercera edad y la semana pasada registraron más de 59 mil nuevos casos. >> en el hogar salmo 23 las expectativas son grandes. >> tienen esperanzas de volver a la "nueva normalidad" de antes . >> al igual que otras poblaciones vulnerables recibirán las vacunas por farmacias y clínicas. >> serán públicos. >> para junio eesperan haber inmunizado a quienes estén dispuestos a vacunarse, . >> en washington cristina londoño. >> esto es en estados unidos pero méxico es el cuarto en todo el mundo en aprobar las vacunas de pfizer y biontech y los primeros en vacunas son los funcionarios de salud en esta tercera semana del mes de diciembre, te saludo víctor silva. >> así es te saludo desde la ciudad de méxico sin duda alguna una gran noticia para el pueblo mexicano es que el secretario de salud hugo

que nos ayuden a los más necesitados y que les den asistencia alimenticia y dejan afuera como liza hernández siendo remunerados >>> norma torres dice que no todo será perdido >>> este paquete no es disiente para ayudar a las personas que por el momento están todos dos días sufriendo mientras los estadounidenses esperan ambos dicen que son los que están con la ayuda vamos a pasar a otro tema las cortes de inmigración se define un nuevo modelo con el alivio y la deportación y se sancionará a los abogados que presenten casos insuficientes sustentos >>> y se tiene que presentar un documento y solicitud lo pueden hacer a través de su abogado >>> y además de 1 millón 400,000 casos >>> 30 víctimas de casos están rescatadas... agentes llegaron al lugar porque un hombre corría en ropa interior por la calle se encontraron en la casa con 29 hombres y una mujer muchos originarios de cuba méxico más de 25,000 personas han sido evacuadas por un fuerte incendio que inicia noche por los vientos de santa ana luis zaragoza está desde el lugar de las hechos >>> buenas noches este incendio se propagó y la preoc

estadounidense antes del verano >>> po un latino, que muriÓ teÍ covid-19, la autopsia de isaÍas hernÁndeziÓn donde viajaba la semana pasada lo que obligÓ a u aterrizaje, el pasajero que le dio los primeros auxilios dijo en twitter que tenÍa sintomas d covid-19 >>> pesar de las advertencias del peligro de contagiarse, millones de estadounidenses planean viajar durante los dÍas de fiestas navideÑas e incluso muchos ya comenzaron a viajar y segÚn cÁlculos de la situaciÓn de estados unidos en mÁs de 84 millones de personas viajarÁn por el paÍs justamente en estos dÍas. esta semana mÁs de 1 millÓn de pasajeros diarios durante tres dÍas consecutivos, y han pasado por los controles de seguridad de aeropuerto >>> definitivamente y un poco de miedo, todo el mundilo pero sobe her ser humano se sobrepon >>> y hablando de temor, el miedo de los especialistas es que con las aglomeraciones, y en las estaciones de tren ocurra po >>> y se pesar de todo usted planea viajar, los cdc recomiendan someterse a prueba de covid-19 antes y despuÉs de su viaje, que utilicen cubrebocas y que se mantenga informado s

> razones por exposición, al haber viajado y al presentar posibles síntomas como el caso de rosa hernandezende del tipo de examen y el más confiable es el pcr. >> que haya presencia de virus en la muestra. son las pruebas del condado, los centros médicos y mayor sensibilidad >> rosa tuvo que dar mala noticia a más de quince familiares con quien se había reunido en la cena de acción de gracia. >> mucha angustia de pensar que algo malo le puede pasar a mi tía o a alguno de mis hijos >> angustia que no se la desea a nadie, razón que si queremos evitar el contagio de haber estados expuestos no hay que apresurar los resultados >> que no es instantáneo, pero la sensibilidad es menor, entonces la posibilidad de falso positivo es más alta que con pcr >> ahí está. ahora les cuento que senadores estatales han presionado al gobernador para que considere los restaurantes esenciales. ayudan a bancos de alimentos y personas necesitadas. dicen haber visto a otros romper las reglas, esperan resoluciones pronto >> california amenaza con suspender uber si no entregan datos de agresiones sexuales. multó a la

richard hernandez won the position of the bastrop sheriff.ed that he would solve the murder of stacey stites within six months of taking office. >> richard hernandez seizes on the stites case, and this investigation begins to speed up. wardlow is looking for a dna match. that's the smoking gun. >> linda schlueter was another woman who was about 19, who had been abducted and beaten. >> linda schlueter was at this pay phone in bastrop, and there's a man who's kind of bothering her. >> and he picked up the pay phone next to the pay phone i was on. he proceeded to ask me if he could get a ride. and he said, i'm going to freeze to death. i felt bad, so i said, fine, i'll give you a ride. once we took a right on main street, he started to get out, and he got back in really quick and he said, don't i get a hug? and the next thing i know, he grabs me by the back of my hair with his left hand and proceeds to slam my face into my steering wheel. >> there's this incredible fight happening in the car. she basically gets away, and this guy takes her car a

de la línea >> el turismo no va a regresar crisis de salud todo viene del extranjero >> liliana hernándezatir el virus las personas se pueden hacer la >> el martes y el jueves voluntarios de (nombre en inglés) prepararon mil platos para distribuir más comidas antes de navidad esteiman dar más de un millón de cajas de alimentos >> cargo que dejará senadora >> al enterarse que sería el primer senador hispano >> inmigrantes mexicanos trabajaron duros para que él y sus hermanos lograran metas profesionales después de recibir la noticiasde postulación por el gobernador (nombre en inglés) >> ha sdio un día importante para nuestra familia hacer las preguntas según él no esperaba que iba a preguntar sobre la historia de mis padres >> la conversación fue más allá >> cunado preguntó que cuándo en el estado de clai tanto trabajo de parte de ellos ahora asegura que todo sacrificio rinde frutos desde allá dan bendiciones >> que ahora son una gran responsabilidad para él sustituyendo a kamala harris que debepero más responsabilidad de hacer los cambios para dar una arturo vidal amejor para familias en

la reina leticia regresó a españa tras un viaje a honduras pero además le entregó al presidente hernández " piojo" herrera es el técnico más ganador en la historia de las águilas nueva jornada de la premier league el manchester city no puede pero muchachos esto y más en titulares y más , comenzamos venga vámonos >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ]

la oea, para los damnificados por los huracanes de iota y eta, la petición lo hizo juan orlando hernándeza, estadounidenses han faltado a sus pruebas de detección de cáncer rutinarias, saludamos en estos momentos a la profesora de medicina en clina mayor y directora de (palabra en inglés), muchas gracias por acompañarnos . >> un placer . >> igualmente, cuénteme el riesgo de la comunidad, el no hacerse la prueba de detección . >> es común en estados unidos, las personas latinas también, es importante que pasa que lo encontramos temprano, si se encuentra temprano la posibilidad de curarse es alta . >> claro que sí, en estos momentos vivimos situaciones difíciles en el país tienen miedo ahora de esto . >> la salud es importante el cáncer el covid-19, otras enfermedades también son importantes, los doctores y hospitales están disponibles para ayudar a las personas . >> cuáles tipos de cáncer afectan más a los latinos . >> el cáncer de (palabra en inglés), en mujeres el cáncer de mamas, de colon en los hombres cancerl de colon y pulmón, ahora los podemos tratar . >> un año hace la diferencia e

hernandez was alleged to have provided mr. nuru with bribes in connection with steering city contracts to mr. hernandez and his firm that he owns. per the fbi report, mr. hernandez was alleged to have supplied mr. nuru over $250,000 worth of labor and materials for work related to mr. nuru's vacation property. the fbi report also alleged mr. hernandez paid for mr. nuru's hotel stay and some meals costing over $1,000 each. in exchange for these bribes, mr. nuru is alleged to have provided inside information about city contracts and approval results in mr. hernandez to submitted an alleged -- unqualified for one of the contracts that was awarded to his firm. given that backdrop, we set out to really look at what is currently in the city's admin code and what is currently the procedures being followed by key stakeholders involved in debarment. the city attorney's office and some parts of it for the controller's office as well. just wanted to for background define debarment that appears in chapter 28 of the a of the admie contract

jodi hernandez joins us in danville this evening. maybe businesses are just trying to stay afloat. >> reporter: right now businesses that defy the order face fines that range from 250 to $1,000. some businesses like kicking mule here in downtown danville say opening up to outdoor dining is worth the risk. people are once again going out to eat in danville. more restaurants here have reopened outdoor dining despite the county health order. >> we have not had any cases of covid. none of the restaurants that i know have had any cases of covid. >> reporter: the owner of the peasant and the pear says he'll open up his outdoor dining soon. he said he already lost five more bay area restaurants during the pandemic. his house is in foreclosure and he's on the brink of bankruptcy. >> i'm physically, mentally, emotionally broke down. this is way too long. i've lost everything. >> we have a great deal of understanding for the position that they're in. >> reporter: while he understands their struggle, the danville police chief is urging business

rosa: la pandemia le permitiÓ a hernÁndez agregar mascarillas a los productos que vende en la calle.omprar mÁs cara y a veces no trae cure boca o se pone muy cerca de uno y uno como vendedora uno puede retirarse de ellos porque van a decir que no les estÁ prestando atenciÓn. >> en trÁmites para obtener asilo para esta vendedora o alta manteca ser vacunada le darÍa mÁs tranquilidad. >> creo que lo que pudiera pasar es que no se contagie y uno se muere, entonces es muy preocupante. >> sÓlo en nueva york conviven mÁs de medio millÓn de personas indocumentadas. >> ssi no los va ccomprometemos la eficacia de todo programa de vacunaciÓn. el estado nueva york logrÓ eliminar el requisito de proveer informaciÓn sobre el estado migratorio de los que serÁn vacunados para permitir que los indocumentados puedan recibir la vacuna. >> a travÉs de estas vacunas es que hemos puede prevenir que sigan contagiando a millones y millones, ya se nos han muerto demasiadas personas. >> ahora hay que convencer a los indocumentados que confÍan en las vacunas y en los mÉdicos que se las aplicarÁn. >> voy a comb

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has the story from danville where the outbreak is raising eyebrows as the district plans to open even more classes after christmas. >> reporter: this high school in danville is all set up to keep kids safe. they've got plexiglass and hand sanitizer, but when they reopened their classrooms last month, a handful of teachers and developmentally disabled students tested positive for covid-19. >> the sad part for me is my class and myself, we were all guinea pigs. guinea pigs on a system that did not work. in our special ed classroom. >> reporter: autism specialist jan jimenez says she's disappointed and upset. jimenez returned to her classroom on november 17th as part of her school district's phase ii reopening only to get covid-19 along with nearly all of her students and fellow classroom staff. eight people in all. she ended up giving it to her husband. they're still recovering. >> my husband and i are both miserable with the symptoms, which has ranged from fever, shortness of breath, body ache, terrible, terrible headache, fatigue. >> reporter: jimenez says

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez spent the day in san rafael where they lined up to roll up their sleeves. >> it can be pretty stressful when we respond to people who have covid. >> reporter: now they're getting much-needed protection. marin county is among the first in the area to offer vaccinations to firefighters, sheriff's deputies, police officers, and others who answer the public's calls for help every day. >> it's imperative that we get vaccinated as soon as we can so it provides protection for ourselves and the people we serve. >> our crews are out there every day, putting their lives on the line. >> reporter: the fire chief rolled up his sleeve and got his dose of the pfizer vaccine this afternoon. he says two-thirds of his department have done the same. >> it's long-awaited. i'm trying to do my part to be part of the solution to help control this pandemic. >> reporter: chp's captain got his vaccination too. he says chp officers haven't slowed down when it comes to keep drivers safe on our highways and is glad the vaccine is finally an option. >> we're absolutely on the front lin

>>that was cindy hernandez reporting for us tonight and according to the state department's web site there are several red flags that can indicate someone is the victim of human trafficking. some possible signs include if the person is living with their employer. if they are unable to speak to others alone or if they're working for very little or no pay at all or if they show any signs of physical abuse. still ahead tonight we've seen many different shortages at the grocery store this year. but we're now facing an aluminum can shortage. if you're at home thinking about your financial plan... so are we. prudential helps 1 in 7 americans with their financial needs. that's over 25 million people. with over 90 years of investment experience, our thousands of financial professionals can help with secure video chat or on the phone. we make it easy for you with online tools, e-signatures, and no-medical-exam life insurance. plan for better days. go to prudential.com or talk to an advisor. >>see a lot of different shortages at the grocery store since the start of the pandemic toilet paper cl

ty hernandez, abc news, new york. >>> dr.ays serious allergic reactions from two vaccinated health care workers in the uk should not deter americans from getting vaccinated. >> you stay alert for it and you keep a situation so that if it happens again, that people are in a facility that can take care of them. >> bay area counties are prepared for at rifle of their allocated dosages in the coming days. contra costa county says it is ready. the health department shared a couple pictures of the ultracold freezer that can hold up to 30,000 doses. expects to receive its first shipment this week and will start by immunizing health care workers. >>> coming up on "this week" fda commissioner stephen hahn will talk about what's next in the effort to fight covid-19. you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopolous" at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> the swan joaquin has no intensive care beds for the first time, this comes two days after available capacity was at 4.5% across the region of 12 counties. the san joaquin valley

ty hernandez has more on the rollout. >> reporter: as early as this morning pfizer is expected to begindoses of the coronavirus vaccine to more than 600 locations across the u.s. this after the fda authorized the country's first vaccine for people aged 16 and over late friday. president trump praising the effort. >> we are deeply grateful to every person who has round the clock on this monumental national project to save lives. >> reporter: health and human services secretary alex azar calling the authorization nothing short of a miracle. the fda saying it is not sacrificed scientific standards but adds it's unclear how long immunity will last after a person receives both doses. among the first to get immunized will be health care workers, and those in long-term care facilities, pfizer which produced the vaccine alongside german company biontech will ship the doses from its michigan warehouse directly to sites preselected by governors and local health officials. >> we could be seeing people getting vaccinated, monday, tuesday of next week. >> reporter: the cdc projects the u.s. death to

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in marin county, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. >>> happening now for youanager square in bethlehem festivities are mostly virtual this year and plan to go ahead with celebrations but reduced events. we'll be right back. we're the croods. -we are the bettermens. welcome to a better way to live. ♪ welcome to my house the croods are coming home. kinda big, isn't it? that's the mirror. -sorry. and the world will never be the same. what is this? uh, we call that a window. window. dun, dun, dun. make it a croods family movie night with "the croods: a new age". go to watchcroods.com. >>> right now at 6:00, it is christmas eve. we have a live look outside in san francisco. a cold, depending on where you are, clear morning. nice-looking san francisco at all the lights. let's get started with our third hour of "today in the bay" right now. good thursday morning to you, i'm kira klapper. laura garcia is enjoying some much deserved time off. >> i'm marcus washington. mike, an eye on that commute probably not a lot for you this morning but we'll get to in a sec. foreca

abc news reporter ty hernandez has more on the rollout. >> reporter: as early as this morning pfizer is expected to begin shipping the first 2.9 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine to more than 600 locations across the u.s., after the fda authorized the country's first vaccine for people aged 16 and over late friday. president trump praising the effort. >> we are deeply grateful to every person who has round the clock on this monumental national project to save lives. >> reporter: health and human services secretary alex azar calling the authorization nothing short of a miracle. the fda saying it is not sacrificed scientific standards but adds it's unclear how long immunity will last after a person receives both doses. among the first to get immunized will be health care workers, and produced the vaccine alongside german company biontech will ship the doses from its michigan warehouse directly to sites preselected by governors and local health officials. >> we could be seeing people getting vaccinated, monday, tuesday of next week. >> reporter: the cdc projects the u.s. death to

abc news reporter ty hernandez has more on the rollout. >> reporter: as early as this morning pfizer to begin shipping the first 2.9 million doses of the coronavirus vaccine to more than 600 locations across the u.s., after the fda authorized the country's first vaccine for people aged 16 and over late friday. president trump praising the effort. >> we are deeply grateful to every person who has worked round the clock on this monumental national project to save lives. >> reporter: health and human services secretary alex azar calling the authorization nothing short of a miracle. the fda saying it is not sacrificed scientific standards but adds it's unclear how long immunity will last after a person receives both doses. among the first to get immunized will be health care workers, and those in long-term care facilities, pfizer which produced the vaccine alongside german company biontech will ship the doses from its michigan warehouse directly to sites preselected by governors and local health officials. >> we could be seeing people getting vaccinated, monday, tuesday of next week. >>

hernÁndez presentÓ en pleno vuelo una insuficiencia respiratoria aguda y fue atendido con reanimaciÓnque Él ya habÍa experimentado sÍntomas similares al covid-19y ahora tenemos la confirmaciÓn . vamos a cambiar de tema. maÑana es noche buena y pese a las recomendaciones de quedarse en casa por esta pandemia se espera que casi 85 millones de estadounidenses viajen entre hoy y el prÓximo 3 de enero. 81 millones estarÍan viajando en auto y 3 millones lo harÍan en aviÓn. esos son los cÁlculos de la asociaciÓn americana del automÓvil conocida como triple a. se espera que hoy sea uno de los dÍas con mayor desplazamiento de viajeros en esta temporada navideÑa y en enero cuando estÉn devuelta en sus hogares. nos vamos a conectar con fabiola galindo en el aeropuerto de laguardia nueva york para que nos cuente cÓmo estÁ la situaciÓn a esta hora. >> estamos en uno de los aeropuertos de nueva york donde hemos podido comprobar la gran cantidad de pasajeros que estÁn pasando por aquÍ, mÁs de 4 millones de viajeros han utilizado los aeropuertos de todo el paÍs en la Última semana. sin embargo, esta

thai hernandez, abc news, new york. >> dr.nthony fauci says serious allergic reactions from the uk should not deter americans from getting vaccinated. >> you stay alert so that if the situation happens again, people are in a facility that can take care of them. >> this morning fedex says they're confident they can distribute millions of vaccines across the u.s. fast and safely. >> i'm incredibly confident in our planning, i'm incredibly confident in our capabilities, the cold chain capabilities but also the advanced monitoring and tracking technologies you mentioned and our expertise in this area. we handle millions of vaccines every year, we handle temperature-controlled shipments every day including things that have to be kept at deep frozen temperatures. >> fedex has put tracking devices in their shipments in order to make sure they arrive on time. they are also able to monitor the temperature of the containers to make sure the vaccines stay safe. >>> and bay area counties are prepared for the arrival of their allotted dosa

hernandez was alleged to have provided mr. nuru with bribes in connection with steering city contracts to mr. hernandez and his firm that he owns. per the fbi report, mr. hernandez was alleged to have supplied mr. nuru over $250,000 worth of labor and materials for work related to mr. nuru's vacation property. the fbi report also alleged mr. hernandez paid for mr. nuru's hotel stay and some meals costing over $1,000 each. in exchange for these bribes, mr. nuru is alleged to have provided inside information about city contracts and approval results in mr. hernandez to submitted an alleged -- unqualified for one of the contracts that was awarded to his firm. given that backdrop, we set out to really look at what is currently in the city's admin code and what is currently the procedures being followed by key stakeholders involved in debarment. the city attorney's office and some parts of it for the controller's office as well. just wanted to for background define debarment that appears in chapter 28 of the a of the admie contract

la familia hernández en tijuana una de ellas . >>> después de que el día empezaba a tener fiebre . >>dos en la familia se contagiaron . >>> la mejor manera de lidiar con la plaga es esquivarla completamente. >>> trabajador esencial y tijuanense murió a causa del covid-19. >>> por cada buen evento hay uno malo. todo pasa en la vida por una buena razón que lo mejor no la podemos comprender. >>> es uno de los cuatro hijos de martin quienes lo acompaÑaron hasta el último minuto de este viaje . >>> nuestra misión como familia es convertir la tristeza en ayuda porque es este montaje que tenía mi papá para todos nosotros. no es una paradoja creada por un youtuber en línea. esto es algo de verdad. >>> cierto te metes su convicción . >>> a todas las tormentas se le pasa el agua. >>> un informe de gilberto borrego. parecer un reo tenemos hambre y le llegó a desafiar las reglas de la prisión . >>> además. será que en el futuro les llamarán ópticos de la pandemia. >>> noche fría en la región. prepara el paraguas. lluvia directamente al norte de la bahía. los detalles al volver. >>> ♪ (música) >>>

ty hernandez, abc news, new york. >>> dr.s serious allergic reactions from two vaccinated health care workers in the uk should not deter americans from getting vaccinated. >> you stay alert for it and you keep a situation so that if it happens again, that people are in a facility that can take care of them. >> bay area counties are prepared for the arrival of their allocated dosages in the coming days. contra costa county says it is ready. they shared these pictures their health department did of the ultra cold freezer that they have that can hold up to 30,000 doses. it expects to receive its first shipment this week and will start by immunizing health care workers. >>> coming up on "this week" fda commissioner stephen hahn will talk about what's next in the effort to fight covid-19. you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopolous" at 8:00 on abc 7. >>> the san joaquin valley has no available intensive care beds for the first time, according to health officials. this comes two days after available ca

. >> jesÚs cita hernÁndez muriÓ a los 96 aÑos en 1989 encargando a su familia a seguir con la tradiciÓnanero nos da buenas noticias sobre la salud del compositor que tiene covid-19. >> esta semana las primeras personas hace vacunar en encontrar el coronavirus. el doctor elmer huerta responde sus preguntas sobre las vacunas. >> yo le dirÍa a la persona que confiÉ en lo que la ciencia estÁ haciendo. trabajadores del campo han sido escogido como lÍder.la periodista mariana nos muestra los mercados negros mÁs peligrosos del mundo. el tema feliz navidad de josÉ feliciano cumple hola, soy paco. jack me contrató para contarles de sus bagel breakfast sandwiches con tocino o salchicha. ¡jack, creí que me habías contratado a mí para ser tu representante! ¿por qué elegir uno si puedes tener dos? mis bagel breakfast sandwiches, 2 por $5. que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que conecta a los californianos con planes de salud de renombre además de ofrecer

. >> there's a great amount of mistrust >> reporter: vicky hernandez runs a community center here. >> black and brown communities primarily make up essential workers and they have been disproportionately affected by covid, and so for that reason they should be prioritized. >> reporter: she says a survey of her members shows that only one in three plans to get vaccinated right away. lester >> all right gabe gutierrez tonight. thank you. and as this vaccine is distributed, the toll of the pandemic grows worse with more than 301,000 americans now dead and a grim prediction with that here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: as our nation continues to lose a record number of americans -- >> ventilator, artificial breathing induced coma >> reporter: tonight with many hospitals already on the brink the cdc says in the next 2 1/2 weeks up to 60,000 more are projected to die the heartbreaking loss of life taking a toll on those trying to save them. >> i don't think any of us would make it through this without each other >> reporter: as the number of nationwide infections skyrockets, more children

abc news reporter ty hernandez has more on this story. >> reporter: the fda issuing an emergency usehorization for pfizer's covid vaccine for people 16 and over. saying the vaccine's known and potential benefits clearly outweigh its known and potential risks. >> this vaccine met the fda's rigorous standards for quality, safety, and efficacy. science and data guided the fda's decision. >> reporter: hhs secretary alex azar and general gus perna monitoring distribution efforts, from the operation warp speed vaccine operation center. >> my guidance was to ensure this precious commodity is received by the trained professionals at each state. i expect the first shipments

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez has more. >> reporter: this is where the outbreak took place, where a class of developmentally disable students unable to wear masks tested positive, but the district says they plan to move forward with their next phase of re-opening. >> my husband and i are both miserable with the symptoms, which has ranged from fever, shortness of breath, body aches, terrible, terrible headache. fatigue. >> reporter: autism specialist jan jimenez says the last few weeks have been a nightmare. she returned to her classroom on november 17th as pat of her school district's phases two re-opening, only to get covid-19 along with almost all of her students and fellow classroom staff, eight people in all. >> the sad part for me is my class and myself, we were all guinea pigs. guinea pigs on a system that did not work in our special ed classroom. >> reporter: she says her special ed students are unable to keep their masks on. she says some seemed visibly sick, and sure enough, those suspicions were confirmed. >> if we're masked properly, distanced proper will i and sanitize and don

3rd of spending out to become infected with the coronavirus at private parties police chief javier hernandez is especially troubled by the new business model being developed here. bars that are actually supposed to be closed certainly do take money in exchange for letting people in there's a clear economic incentive for it apart from that we have discovered private homes that were charging entrance fees right at the front door this isn't just about a few friends meeting up psychiatry's diego figueroa is calling for more empathy with a young people even if you support strictly abiding by the hygiene measures experts are starting to acknowledge the consequences of such drastic restrictions on young people socialites. right now we have finding that young people's mental health problems have increased dramatically as a result of this spring's lockdown and suicide safe increased by 22 percent so far and attempted suicides have even increased by 35 percent on top of that there's been a major increase in the consumption of alcohol and psychoactive drugs young spaniards are now confronted with new r

vía telefónica marco antonio amaya hernández uno de los detenidos en unya ha sido víctima de torturasvaluado por un psiquiatra lo devolvieron a su celda. asegura que él y otros presos hispanos llevan 18 días en huelga de hambre para que detengan las torturas y además exigen atención médicaotesta, e atención médica.. >> los guardia andan poniendo comida en nuestra cama para decirle a inmigración que estamos comiendo marco antonio llegó a los 16 >> marco antonio llegó a los 16 años por la frontera de méxico, fue detenido en febrero por una disputa doméstic la frontera de fue detenido en febrero poa una disputa docon su esposa y hace dos meses lo trasladaron a este centro para ser deportado.tado >> hasta que a la próxim >> hastaa no nos digan en se vive en carne propia, no se sabe carne propiae el dolor que uno siente todos los días ir a verlo y no tenerl uno >> pese a que su esposa es ciudadana, tiene dos hijos con ella, además es como un padrnmi para los otros hijos de ella y >> el ho noene récord tiene récord criminal abogada. ice ha negado de tener ice ha negado detener el proces pro

carlos: a ver si hay que nos puede dar claridad, psicoterapeuta alfredo hernÁndez. que pasa que es muy delicado porque ella es una figura pÚblica cualquier movimiento que hace la gente habla burradas y entonces no sÉ cuÁl es el punto que usted ve desde fuera. alfredo: es una buena seÑal el que estÉ buscando una figura positiva en su vida diciÉndole yo quisiera con esta persona porque por lo menos tiene una referencia mental de lo que es sano y que camino quisiera seguir aunque en estos momentos no estÁ, es una buena seÑal. y me encantarÍa por esa parte. ese camino que tÚ quieres buscar porque yo creo mucho en que todos tenemos la capacidad de sanar. apuesto mucho que nuestros adolescentes al final podrÁn encontrar la parte sana en ellos. carlos: muchas gracias y espero que le sirva toda la audiencia. gracias por comunicarse con nosotros el "sin rollo". nosotros no vamos y definitivamente a otro tema porque vamos a hablar de la chiqui novela. sorprendieron a todos con lorenzo mÉndez juntos el fin de semana. le contamos lo que pasÓ y lo que se estÁ rumorado. ya regres

they may be surname hernandez, but their ancestors came in 1598 across the rio grande. i think that is -- you saw a pushback against this idea of the salad model rather than the melting pot. nobody gets up in uruguay or lisbon, portugal or mexico and says, i want to emigrate with my family to the united states because i want my children to grow up being victims, marginalized, and change society from within. yet this is the central idea in identity politics. it misunderstands human nature, which is why it needs a system of rewards through the racial preferences of affirmative action and things of that nature, because otherwise it falls apart. people just want their children to succeed. host: gary in fletcher, north carolina, independent line. caller: another great topic. i got three questions to put out there. do you think gerrymandering is kind of a response to identity politics? i always thought racism was kind of a treatment of people differently. at the border, for example, i don't see people living in white -- i don't see people letting in white people or other type

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