guest: are you currently in a nursing home? caller: i am home. thank god. i want to be at home. these nursing homes down here in florida are terrible, sir. i cannot go on like this. i never want to be put back in another nursing home. i got scabies in the second nursing home. scabies! response?gifford, any guest: most people do not want to go to a nursing home and want to be at home. but as jeanette described, certain people need to be there after they come out of the hospital for some rehab and care. others sometimes do not have family members and cannot live at home alone. it is really a last resort. we understand that. they are very sick and disabled as you can hear from jeanette's story. i think during this pandemic it has been a little bit chaotic with having to move residents around and try to shuffle them into covid wings in different buildings. that guidance has been ever-changing as we learn more. early on, as she described, we were moving people based around symptoms. in retrospect, we learned that is not necessarily the right thing. i think those are good points you r

bill intrudes in construction of new homes so the whole idea is your government wants you to have a home so this was an easy way to sort of jumpstart the housing industry and make homeownership possible without those subsidies lower middle class families would never been able to afford to massive movement into the suburbs that we saw in the late 1940 s. 950 s. soon to be 966. i was a police officer in the national county and we were the swat team as well. who i'm going to say you know to story about sticking your tongue out of folks in the middle of the windows i did right there. right on that where. the shooter got i guess. if you couldn't afford to. put a down payment teacher. that they would let you lead them. what the option to abide . by the god i'm. proud to own the building in the world well all it's more like an awful lot of doing we had to start. with. everything i don't want if you go back to william levitt he said no man who owns his own home and lot can be a communist because he has too much to do. this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country at

romaine: the theme of the year is at home, working at home, playing at home, everything in between atome, a profound impact not only on our psyche, but reevaluating how we were. maybe some of these trends could be lasting, and that is our theme of the day as we talk about investors maybe trying to figure out whether these themes will be lasting. eyes have turned to a fund that has been on fire all day. wood.athy if there is one etf fund that capture the imagination, the z guy step investing themes, there is no question this is the etf, a five bagger since the march low. theything kathy wood of arc fund has picked. this is the chart people are seeing that is emblematic of the year 2020. romaine: kathy wood on fire. most significant outflow yesterday, 100 37 million, first daily outflow we have seen going back to early november. there hasn't been a weekly out for all -- weekly outflow from the fund since february, and it is understandable. i know you are a fan of your end rebalancing, joe. profit-taking is another story. let's bring in bloomberg's abigail doolittle. -- joe: let's bring

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coming up, another work from home when her -- work from home when her -- winner.he ceo joins us next to share his outlook. this is bloomberg. ♪ companynother tech seeing it has entered this holiday season in a stronger position than ever. demand has been lifted by people seeking to upgrade their work from home set up. will that keep up when people return to the office in the future post vaccine? joining us is the ceo who is the latest guest on our series. i know you have some deals for black friday and cyber monday. what kind of activity did you see and how does that compare to more normal years? >> we cannot really talk about what is going on this quarter since we are still in the middle of it. , it has been difficult for the world and our employees and everyone else. it has been a strong quarter for us. many are working from home for the first time. it has been eight rewarding time. our business was up 75% last quarter. not bad for a 35-year-old company. it has been really powerful. we see that trend continuing through the year. emily: i remember my first comput

but in arizona, their new home away from home it didn't go their way. it was scoreless early. and nick mulleins who through a couple of costly intersections. and late in the first half the bills with the explosive offense tied at 7-7 and 1 of their touch passes. and 14-7 fast forward, late 3rd and the 9ers down 27-10. and the 49ers are in business. next play. like a hard noised fum back he will lunge into the end zone and the 49ers have a shot at. the the bills us up about 45 minutes on the clock. and charmman was playing defense on that play. and 4 touchdowns for alen and the 9ers. 5-7 for the left, what about the playoffs opportunities? >> we have got to win all of them. i am like this game the playoff game for us and when you lose it you leave stuff up to other people. >> next frap if 49ers, if they are going to stay alive they've got to beat robert smith. smith shows how tough he is. he was spiked bloodied and abandonnage. bandaged. here comes the washington football team led by smith in the second half. and now, with about two minutes left in the game pittsburgh down thre

>> caller: no, i'm home, sir. thank god i'm home. i want to be at home. these nursing homes down here in florida are terrible, sir. i can't go on like this. i never want to be put back in another nursing home. i g i g i got scabbies in the other nursing home. >> any response? >> most people don't want to go to a nursing home and understandably want to be at home. certain people are -- need to be there after they come out of the hospital for some rehab and care and others sometimes don't have family members and can't live at home alone. it's really a last resort. we understand that. they're very sick and disabled as you can hear from jeanette's story. i think during this pandemic, it's been a little bit chaotic with having to move residents around and trying to shuffle them into covid wings in different buildings and that guidance has been ever-changing as we've learned more, i think, earlier on, as she described. we were moving people around based on symptoms which probably in retro spectate we've learned is not necessarily the right thing. you need to ba

once again care homes, but a different look at what ca re homes, but a different look at what care homesently, according to the care quality commission, a report by the seat you see is that care homes are using non—resuscitate orders without the consent of patients or their families and put into investigation by the care quality commission. a lot of people will be absolutely devastated to read this. these issues do not resuscitate and are hugely important in very contentious as well and is not the first of this issue has come up and lots of issues have come up about the quality of ca re have come up about the quality of care and some homes, not all homes and it's very important to say that ca re and it's very important to say that care workers and it's very important to say that ca re workers are and it's very important to say that care workers are doing a good job and very, very difficult circumstances and these people are entrusted to look after people who are very precious to us and they do not get a huge amount of financial rejuvenation and the entire caring workforce, that is a big

going home to my family, i wanted to make sure i was safe to go home.ible. if you are found to be carrying the virus you have to wait and self—isolate. during the test now means there is still enough time to quarantine and get home for christmas. i'd like to know whether or not i will be endangering my family. obviously if i get the test and it is positive i won't be going back. it is peace of mind. students don't have to do this testing is volu nta ry. have to do this testing is voluntary. around the country, tests are happening. here in london, in newcastle, the infrastructure in place, in st andrews in scotland, across the uk, the aim is to limit the risks so university christmas plans vary. in england and, students are being asked to travel by the 9th of december. in scotland and northern ireland, no set window, instead staggered date to avoid a surge of travellers. for the new university term after christmas, a slow, delayed return from early january to february to avoid a repeat of the campus outbreaks earlier this year. so when they come back inj

to get out of hand i want to go home. mary suffers from dementia her family brought her here from the u.k. 3 years ago. we worried about the gas. you know we had to get keys to all the neighbors in case she got locked out of the house which happened a few times that she you know yeah she got lucky she changed she would and should go out in the evenings with you know in a 90 a couple times and you know luckily the neighbors found her daughter back into the house you. got her son michael and daughter in law emily looked at care homes in the u.k. we did take it to a cat home and sorry to have a look at is an extremely nice high end facility but it was a facility. it was like a hospital ward the rooms of a very nice but they were small and there was a whole hospital beds. a hospital signs up the exit signs you know you have that feeling the smell of of detergent. and a couple of gas cost us if that if you could help them leave. they feared me or you wouldn't survive in such a sterile environment then they heard about a kid re

now, they saying at home if someone at home was in con stakt with someone who was infected. asymptomatic people are responsible for 50% of covid transmissions. >>> and masks, there is concern about welling them correctly in the winter. >> reporter: with a tidal wave of covid-19 cases, health experts are asking for proper mask wearing. >> there is really a difference to wearing a mask to prevent the spread and the catching of covid-19 versus keeping the air warm and eeping our air and mouth warm. you cannot simply use a skarp. >> while wearing a face covering in colder weather may sound convenient, they say using a scarf or sweater material will not keep you case. in a test of 14 commonly used face coverings, the anyone net gator actually created more tiny droplets than speaking without a mask. >> this mask, breaking down big droplets into multiple little droplets and the little droplets can be problematic because they have an easy time being carried away by air. >> dr. jen ferp sa jen ferp sa a masks are year round. >> the mask is fitting snugly around the nose and the side

i am at home. you have been at home.haps this digital, work from anywhere environment, salesforce, slack, zoom is my life. and now, everything i use every day is salesforce, which is amazing for look, emily, i was totally shocked when stuart and rhett, our chief operating officer, they have known each other for a long time, there were entrepreneurs at different companies and they said we can bring these companies together. they showed me a vision that is so compelling, and our customers are going to be so inspired by what they can do from productivity and the level of customer success. one thing that has happened this year is, our customers badly need so many of our core products. that is what we have had such tremendous growth, especially in sales, that is the ability for you to meet collectively, this is powerful, to be sales -- b2b sales or b2c sales, this week we processed millions of orders for our b2c customers. so we are seeing the pandemic accelerate the digital toll world and slack is making every better. emily:

care homes. the reason for that is the death toll in care homes has been awful. students sitting a—levels and gcses in england next year will be graded more generously, to try to compensate for lost learning during the pandemic. the christmas getaway begins for university students — but they are encouraged to get themselves tested and reduce social contact before they start travelling. there have been "multiple casualties" after a large explosion in a warehouse at avonmouth near bristol, the fire service says. and coming up... the couple who applied to live on a remote scottish island — even though they'd never been there. hello good afternoon. the first doses of the pfizer—biontech covid—19 will arrive in britain very soon. a mass vaccination programme will begin next week after the uk became the first country in the world to approve the jab yesterday. data released last month shows this vaccine offers 95 % protection against covid—19 across all age groups, and any side effects are mild. the uk

was mother and baby homes. the whole point of faith institutions take high and contain any sexual immorality from the catholic. men who commissioned crimes against women and children were locked up because they want evidence but the pregnant woman was evidence the l.h.s. from the child was evidence that people had sex out of a tight apart. from the 1922 new mother and baby homes sprung up across the country. presented to young women as a solution to their shameful sin they were actually no such thing they are a state and the catholic church created the most holding the soldier in the state. and they did so through the act texture of containment. that's all protection of containments incorporated islands notorious magdalene laundries well hundreds of so-called foreign women were subjected to brutal regimes of forced labor. peace included the country's network of bleak industrial schools part whole villages part penal institutions run by orders of nuns and brothers. on the final elements the mother and baby homes

>>that is equipment more in line with the stay at home order.>that folks were familiar with in the beginning of this year purple tier counties make up more than 99% of the state's population, the warning comes as state leaders released concerning projections for the state's health care system without any change of behavior state leaders say hospital bed capacity could be filled up to 78% statewide by christmas eve, intensive care units could be overfilled to 112% statewide by early january. we don't anticipate. >>this this is in the absence of. >>making better decisions over the last week the state's positivity rate climbed to 6.2% with an average daily case count at more than 14,000 high case numbers that we've seen in the last week and 10 days have not even hospitals yet we know that it takes about 2 weeks. >>now the governor says he and other state leaders are still working out the details of what a possible stay at home order might look like going forward. he says will be taking the next couple of days to decide reporting live in sacramento,

home order. >>this new public health order from the mayor of los angeles includes many restrictions, including a ban on some travel. the new order comes after a los angeles county reported more than 2400 people in the hospital for the virus on wednesday. more then any other day during the pandemic in la county. another big story out of southern california fire crews are dealing with at least 3 fires in orange and riverside counties. the smoke there causing poor air quality in parts of southern california. the bonfire seems to be the biggest one of this time, it's burning about 3,000 acres and still right now is at 0% containment and here in the bay area. i'm meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is tracking the fire danger concerns that are coming up for this weekend. it's december this is not something we normally talk about this time of year yeah unfortunately we're right now tracking record dry conditions for us here in the bay area. >>because of the lack of rain just seen typically this is the star

home for the holidays means staying at home. that is according to the new orders from five bay area counties and berkeley as they want their hospital capacities will not be able to handle a post holiday search. >> unfortunately we are shuttering records. >> reporter: health officials from contra costa, marin, san francisco, santa clara and the city of berkeley banded together to issue a stay-at- home order ahead of the 15% icu bed capacity rule. >> at this time there are over 1000 covid hospitalizations in the bay area. within weeks, we will be unable to care for our residents at the hospital's. >> the number of patients sick enough to need the hospitalization has tripled and is higher than our highest numbers during the summer peak. it is still coming. struck one big difference is that they are asking people to eliminate private gatherings. >> you should not meet in person with anyone you do not live with, even in a small group. even with percussions at outdoors. if you have a social bubble, it is popped. do not let this be the

but it's naturally made everyone tense in their home. i mean, this is affecting our homes.nd it's bound to create tension. it's a subject that's talked about all the time. >> but there are others who are for the meyers? >> yes, i've read about them. >> for what reason do you think they support the meyers? >> frankly, i don't know what reasons they can have for it. if they're homeowners in levittown, i don't see what reason they could have for it. >> do you think the meyers will be able to live here comfortably? >> comfortably, no. >> what course of action are you willing to follow? >> i'll do what i can to help, to get them out legally and peacefully. and as far as accepting them socially, if that's what you mean, i could never do that. >> to take sides in such a situation is more than a matter of one's own conscience. for those who believe, a man has a right to live anywhere he wishes, the answers are simple and straightforward. has this affected your relationship with neighbors? >> no, we discussed it freely. we've found people for and against, but we've tried to keep it

stay home if you don't feel well. even leaving for school or work or going to the grocery store, the next few weeks are time to stay home as much as possible. whenever you are in public or with other people it's the safest thing you can do for the people that you love and for the healthealthcare workers that rik their lives to help you when you need them. when he stands up and provides these updates each day you will often hear that these are more than numbers. she's right. she says these are people. mothers, fathers, siblings, children, friends. covid-19 has stolen so many lives that were not ready to be taken. that is the disease the next speaker knows that all too well. her husband and their son were three of the thousands to become infected with covid-19 last spring. but tragically otis did not and he succumbed to the virus in april. i asked shawna to join us and share her story with all of you. she graciously agreed to speak in hopes of preventing someone else's tragedy. thank you for inviting me to chair to shar

open air christmas fun instead of eating second home. -- being stuck at home.ith social distancing. >> times are tough, but you have to have some fun, as well. it is nice to get away from everything. >> we just want to forget about the coronavirus for a while. reporter: to entertain for the car bound visitors. some more earthly creatures are also on hand. if you are hungry, there are fries from across the dutch border down the road. and jugglers ready to thrill with their daring exploit. christmas markets are all about spreading a little happiness. ♪ and a chance to put aside worries about the pandemic. at least for a while. ♪ phil: stargazers are gearing up for a close encounter of the celestial kind after sunset, when a great conjunction of planets becomes visible to the naked eye. jupiter and saturn will pass so close to each other, they will look like one enormous orb. they meet every 20 years. astronomers say they have not been this close in almost 400 years. take a look out for that. we will have more world news at the top of the hour. i will be back in a

we are now mandating that we are implementing a stay at home order for 3 weeks. >>now at 6 things are even more serious governor gavin newsome sounding the alarm announcing a loom a new stay at home order all happening because of the relentless surge in coronavirus cases, thank you for joining us tonight at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm grant lotus in for a night in tonight for ken wayne governor newsome announcing details for this regional say at home order if icu capacity drop below 15% newsom's administration says well no regions meet the threshold for a stay at home order at this time. some could in the coming days, our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has details. >>no parts of california are under a stay at home order for now it all hinges on a single number 15%. once a region's intensive care unit capacity dips below 15% that region must go under the state's version of a lockdown this could happen for several parts of california in the coming days, but we need to take seriously this moment, this is the most challenging moment. >>since the beginning of this

it's just home and i love it. for over 25 years, home instead has helped seniors stay home.now, staying home isn't just staying in the place they love. it's staying safe. it's essential. if your loved one needs in-home care, we're here to help. home instead. to us, it's personal. >>> back now with this terrifying scene on new york's fifth avenue. a group of bicyclists surrounding and attacking this bmw with the driver and his elderly mother inside and they punched the windows and hurled a bike at the windshield and at one point they demanded the driver get out of the car. it's unclear what led up to the altercation. police are asking for the public's help to identify the suspects. >>> now to a consumer alert. the fda is recalling some sport mix pet food brands after the death of 28 dogs. the pet mod may containing high levels of a potentially lethal toxin. eight illnesses have been reported. the recall including dog and cat food. they recommend to stop feeding it to them immediately. h >>> ticketmaster will pay a $10 million to settle charges it hacked into the computer syst

love home. in those cold smolder. lumizyme old birds knows. it's no use no love no love for the wicked. doesn't. work gives me the courage the. courage couldn't stand. the currents. u.k. prime minister boris johnson is dealing with through the biggest economic shocks his country has ever suffered in peacetime leaving the european union and the coronavirus pandemic the latest brax it a deadline passed on sunday in the 2 sides are still talking britain was dealt dealt another blow today as the e.u. and countries around the world bans travelers from the u.k. because of a new mutant strain of corona virus i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day.

we are staying at home. i know the county there is asked folks to take hyper vigilance sort of speak as opposed to just joining. >>that stay at home order. what are you doing to kind of convince your colleagues to move in that direction to wear. you believe you're saying that but what are you doing to kind of convention colleagues to move in that direction. >>well look it's my colleagues that are decision makers on one of the constitution, the california state constitution. it's the health officer who makes that a determination and our health officers, the one who could put the the stay at home order enjoying these other counties and we can be aligned and so what we're trying to do is to really sort of emphasize to him and we're starting to see it with our malls being fall and people coming from other parts the bay area that it's just important that we align ourselves with these other counties and we need to do it now because the numbers our dramatically taking a case for the worse you look at our our case n

some say whenever they hear the army coming they now flee their homes. and indian army spokesman has denied the allegations of beatings in this area a local official from india's governing b j p says such complaints are rare when one. incident i believe if such an incident happened we like a moment in the local administration to launch an inquiry to make sure it doesn't happen again but i don't think that sentients event happened as a disciplined force if it has happened they need to be investigated and the guilty needs to be punished. those. services have been held to remember the 2 soldiers who were killed as soldiers and civilians alike remain on edge in this disputed and elaine region and are shipping al-jazeera. in hong kong intensifying their crackdown on dissent the outspoken beijing critic and media tycoon is being denied bail after being charged with fraud and another high profile pro-democracy don't make a has left the city say he'll seek exile in britain to pick up on reports from hong kong. a news room that's once again at the center of the d

of my home. wouldn't. you don't see it's an excellent thing it keeps the economy going do you think essential to the same thing. yes it would be a step towards getting back to normal economically coming up and down. and it's not as if there are 20 covert missions here in fact there are quite a lot of. it's. just also did you know the old tables have to be one and a half metres apart. no more than 6 people potato. looked at the reservations only. cost must must come no later than 2 pm for lunch and 8 at night when the curfew starts. we give them a permit so they can go home later but everyone has to be out by 930. you know. monaco is an independent country that's smaller than london's hyde park everybody knows everybody and people don't want to send the thing that might displease the prince the family holds the economic as well as political power when she sounds one person who thought monaco's coded policy was too lax he would only speak anonymously. i'm really against leaving the restaurant open it's less

he claims the nursing home has put her and others in isolation. inquiries by the family about how this exposure happened have not been returned just been pretty impossible to get information out of them since we began to question mike. >>how many people were infected how that happened it seems like we're just getting resistance families like the castle rays have been unable to visit their loved ones in the nursing home since march. >>their usual phone conversations with evans have been cut off following the positive test. >>the cancer is believed the nursing home is trying to hide information we can't see or we can't talk door. >>we can get her account of how she's feeling we're just got i went to paris is not our spin charlie has showers next to nothing kron 4 reached out to hayward convalescent monday via phone and email in did not get confirmation nor denial about a possible outbreak. >>says investigation needs to happen before patients like his grandmother. di i really think that we're going to listen has to step up and alert their families an

>>and that is what health officials are worried about how they hope the new stay at home orders and potential covid-19 vaccine could buy some time for those stay at home orders are hurting local businesses financially. how many workers one business had to lay off this weekend. as new restrictions went into effect meanwhile a san francisco police officers facing charges for a non-fatal shooting that happened a year ago how the san francisco police chief is responding to that indictment good evening, everybody i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne parts of the bay area tonight are under a stay at home order as icu beds in local hospitals get closer and closer to reaching capacity. here's a look at the hospital capacity is in some bay area counties, san francisco, it's currently is at 63% icu bed capacity. >>in the north or is at 76% capacity in the east bay alameda is at 61% capacity and in the south bay santa clara county is at 85% capacity tonight, health leaders in santa clara county say only 50 icu beds remain in the county of more than 2 million people. >>kron four's jonathan mccall is live toni

we have our home here.nd if the colored move in and run real estate values down, us, the gislot of and particularly, who are going to be stuck with their homes. narrator: as lines are drawn, tensions developed and breeds suspicion and mistrust. what has been the effect of the myers' coming here? >> well, it has created a lot of attention, not among the neighbors, because we all feel the same. but it has naturally made everyone tense in their homes. this is affecting our homes and it is bound to create tension. it is a subject that is talked about all the time. narrator: but there are others who are for the myers? >> yes, i have read about them. narrator: for what reason you think they support the myers? >> frankly, i don't know what reasons they can have for it. if they are homeowners in levittown, i don't see what reasons they can have for it. narrator: do you think myers will be able to live here comfortably? >> comfortably? now. narrator: what course of action are you going to follow? >> i will do what i

soon to a part of the familiar sounds. >> anybody home?ling ] [ humming ] [ laughter ] this is what "redbook" means by its young adults, people in a certain living situation with particular interests and particular goals. ♪ these young adults begin to discover "redbook" about the time they apply for their marriage license, start life in their own homes, have their first baby, take out their first loan, and they stay with "redbook" through their busiest years. as "redbook" sees them, they're an energetic lot, a care-free lot. even though so suddenly plunged into family life. as the babies start coming, they usually decide to concentrate on their houses, with the woman staying home to learn new ways to run a household. where it soon dawns on her that she can use a little expert help. while the kids are young, many of the mothers try to stay at home, which isn't always so easy either. [ dog growling ] [ crying ] >> there are times when it's good to have other young adults to talk to. ♪ but wherever they go, there's usually a baby nearby. ♪ an

these five bay area counties will be under the new stay at home order in days.

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hospitals and outpatient and home healthcare officials and ems and nursing home home workers and residentsd living workers. how do you believe this will begin to bend the curve in the next few weeks? >> well, the primary goal right now is to reduce mortality. we won't see a huge impact in the reduction of disease transmission right away. we are trying to ensure we are getting to the populations that are at highest risks. you can't reverse death. then once we have enough vaccine available, it will go to the general population. we will see an overall reduction in the number of infections happening around the nation. i agree with that framework. the doses will be limited for healthcare works and residents in nursing homes will get it first. [inaudible]. [muffled audio]. >> john: then is will slowly be rolled out. the u.k. approved the pfizer vaccine for coronavirus which will be considered by a board of the fda on december 10th. how did the u.k. beat us to the punch here? >> it's important to understand we are not in competition with one another. each country has their own pre-order of the va

the clear message he wanted to hammer home is the roll—out will ta ke hammer home is the roll—out wills introduced in england today and the mass testing, they still will be absolutely necessary. “— they still will be absolutely necessary. —— the tough tiers. his hope is like can be seen at the end of the tunnel and his own mps worried about the restrictions were put up with them. also, the labour leader keir starmer, that is not keir starmer in the background, incidentally, despite what you are hearing him chanting! keir starmer decided to go on the economic aspect of the pandemic, but he changed tack because of the news of the vaccine and decided instead to look at the questions of distribution and persuasion, how you get that vaccine to people, how quick you can get people vaccinated. there is new test for borisjohnson people vaccinated. there is new test for boris johnson and people vaccinated. there is new test for borisjohnson and that is how efficiently and how effectively the most vulnerable can be vaccinated. in watson, well done! thank you. —— iain watson. and we'll have a spe

in the home.nd you know basically any markers that there were african-americans living in the house. >> replacing them only with photos of her husband and his white family. >> when the second appraisal comes back. >> the value of their house shot up more than 100,000 dollars. >> think about that. her home appraisal went up $100,000, $100,000, getting rid of her family not he owe did more for her home values than putting in a swimming pool. and again, can we agree that this is racist? yes, because just having pictures of black family members shouldn't drive down the value of a house. because you have pictures of black people, unless that black person is r. kelly, then is like i don't care, i know what was happening in. there so when it comes to racial discrimination in housing, america has come a long way. and there is still a long way to go. but until the government gets certificate quus about racial discrimination and mortgage lending and wholesalingk well, neil has got you covered. >> are you tr

california could see another stay-at-home order . >> the potential for stay at home order for those regions and purple because of hospitalizations in icus. that is the quibbling, it is more in line with the stay-at- home order. people are familiar with the stay-at-home order at the beginning of this year. there will be modifications. >> we are doing everything we can to anticipate those surge. we are making sure equipment will be available. >> reporter: 51 out of 58 counties are in the purple tier. they will assess whether to impose stricter restrictions. >> if the trends continue we will have to take drastic action. >> is aware of the economic impact of small businesses. help is available to them in terms of tax relief, loans and other options. you can look at the states covid-19 website. >> thank you. >>> san francisco has moved in the purple, or most restrictive tear. the move means a curfew is starting tonight. >> that is right. it will impact bars and restaurants around the city. we are under five hours away from the curfew. >> reporter: for weeks it appears san francisco was best in t

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the way virus gets into nursing home is the staff comes in and out of nursing homes. may make sense to vaccinate those individuals first to try to minimize transmission of people coming in to nursing homes. maybe from there, if there is enough vaccine to give to higher risk patients or individuals in nursing homes. there is only so much vaccine on the front end in next month will be available, we have to be careful and judicious moving forward. connell: i don't know if this is too in the weeds for your level expertise at this point in terms of what you were told, what you know, 21 million health care workers i read, 3 million in long-term care. that is 24 million. i would attach only to that. some groups we're talking about are much larger. total number of senior citizens in the whole country is well over 50 million. total number of essential workers which is much larger group than health care is like 87 million. if we get the 24 million first we would be off to a pretty good and sensible start, right? >> yeah. i think so. especially, health care worker part of it, i'

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