today we'll talk to jackie spear about the recently agreed to covid-19 relief bill. later, a skilled nursing facility in san francisco is getting the covid 1 vaccine right now, so we'll take you live there for the injection. first, here are the latest numbers when it comes to icu availability and the numbers are not good. southern california and san joaquin remain. greater san francisco improved. they are locked into stay-at-home order for the three-week duration. the bay area improved to 13.7%. nowhere california is at nearly 29%. joining us is dr. grace lee, medical officer for practice and innovation. dr. lee, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. >> the stay at home today governor newsom says will likely be extended. he floated they'll be using a projection one month out from the region when the region would exit the stay at home. for us, that would be january 8th is that reasonable, given the data? i wonder how too you project one month out? >> well, i certainly trust our state and local health officials who have be tracking this closely.

congresswoman jackie spear says like law enforcement the u.s. military must come to terms with its own racial bias we still struggle to carve out an equal place for people of color. >>struggle to ensure they have the same opportunities to serve in advance, according to a 2017 government accountability report minority service members are much less likely to be promoted to officers. i think i had the first african american for sort of the mississippi army national guard served under my command republican trent kelly says he seemed discrimination firsthand we know a 5 speed 5 years and lot of are treated differently. if they're african-american and it's more than just advancement minority service members are more than twice as likely to get court-martialed or prosecuted a trend that's gone back more than 30 years and every single year black service members replenish at a significantly higher rate than whites servicemembers retired air force colonel don christensen says those disparities affect every branch ron says the air force espicially need sig

bay area congresswoman jackie spear says the report reveals a climate that failed to protect soldiers a culture of leaders. >>watching as women and men were harassed before their eyes. but kept silent. this report, it's a damning indictment of fort hood and its leadership. >>the army says they are taking immediate action after that report came out army secretary ryan mccarthy says he has fired or suspended. 14 commanders and leaders at the texas base and launched a task force to address the report's findings. congress is also conducting 2 separate investigations into fort hood's leadership. both of which are still ongoing. course always tracking local stories for you and here's a look now at what's going around around the bay area tonight, we'll start in san francisco where police say one person was hospitalized with serious injuries after they were shot. police showed up to the scene mission and washburn just before 5.30 this morning there. they found one person who had been shot police have not released any details about the victim or any information about a potential suspect to the

on to leadership roles in the government, as well as the military this morning, congresswoman jackie spearouse armed services committee is asking why it took so long for this cheating scandal to come to light and what is west point going to do about it >> the honor code is etched in stone right on west point's campus, a kacadet will not lie, steal or cheat the academy is trying to explain one of the largest violations of the code in its history. 73 cadets are accused of cheating in a final exam last may, all except one were in their first year at west point the exam in cam cllculus was gin remotely two have been cleared, four have left the academy, 49 have confessed to cheating, eight have denied being in involved. jackie spear who sits on the services committee wants answers from the tax-funded academy. >> we're finding out from the media, and it would suggest a lack of transparency and it would suggest a cover-up. >> usa today reports the cadets involved all made the same mistake on the same part of the test most of the students who admitted to cheating are now part of a six-month rehabi

you can identify nonseveral high schools and a congresswoman jacki spears. i'd be hispanic with any comments or conversation you might have. >> mary, i'm liz. >> you can call mary. >> i'm hesitant about this because i sat on the board and as my colleague also iconner have we had conversations around this grant? >> yes, we actually did, supervisor. we spoke to them at some legislate early in the application process. the determination from the san francisco usdis they wanted to wait and see how the piolet programs in the various other high schools. i'm speaking off the top of my head. there are some 355 high schools in the bay area. so, some of these projects are going into a percentage of the schools and we talked with ffu. i personally spoke with some of them abdomen they wanted to wait and see what results were obtained before they decided where or not to join. that was the only reason why. >> so, would this grant go to private schools first? >> no, public schools in the san francisco bay area. >> so, we are the recipient for the 12 counties. >> that's corr

congresswoman jackie spear says like law enforcement the u.s. come to terms with its own racial bias we still struggle to carve out an equal place for people of color. >>struggle to ensure they have the same opportunities to serve in advance, according to a 2017 government accountability report minority service members are much less likely to be promoted to officers. i think i had the first african american for sort of the mississippi army national guard served under my command republican trent kelly says he seemed discrimination firsthand we know the five's people with 5 years and below are treated differently. if they're african-american and it's more than just advancement minority service members are more than twice as likely to get court-martialed or prosecuted a trend that's gone back more than 30 years and every single year black service members replenish at a significantly higher rate than white service members retired air force colonel don christensen says those disparities affect every branch ron says the air force especially need signi

you can identify nonseveral high schools and a congresswoman jacki spears. i'd be hispanic with any comments or conversation you might have. >> mary, i'm liz. >> you can call mary. >> i'm hesitant about this because i sat on the board and as my colleague also iconner have we had conversations around this grant? >> yes, we actually did, supervisor. we spoke to them at some legislate early in the application process. the determination from the san francisco usdis they wanted to wait and see how the piolet programs in the various other high schools. i'm speaking off the top of my head. there are some 355 high schools in the bay area. so, some of these projects are going into a percentage of the schools and we talked with ffu. i personally spoke with some of them abdomen they wanted to wait and see what results were obtained before they decided where or not to join. that was the only reason why. >> so, would this grant go to private schools first? >> no, public schools in the san francisco bay area. >> so, we are the recipient for the 12 counties. >> that's corr