coming up, tammy and janelle are back wititititit ♪ steve: we are back with tammy and janelle talkingockdowns backlash. you had scott atlas powerfully setting up the arguments in that powerful personal testimony from angela. your thoughts. >> you know, scott atlas has been, it's been common sense. it's been what the average american also has been thinking and arguing in great he's a doctor and i'm sure that it forms part of his decision-making but a lot of this is just about life. you know, humanity has been able to function without democrats micromanaging all of our lives. we do it. it is because we too are concerned about her families in the power of that woman, entrepreneur, business owner, look, she's middle-class and i can tell you with this lockdown with gavin newsom entertainment industry workers are considered essential workers, not restaurant people, not waiters, nobody else, entertainment industry people are considered an essential industry. why is that? because they give big money to the politicians. struggling restaurant owners don't have the money to give away like bribes

[laughter] >> janelle it's just hilarious.tions on your behavior. it's this now they're interfering with what you do inside your apartment. i think it's unbelievable. i couldn't believe it when i read it. >> while eileen a little libertarian when it comes to the conversation around marijuana, i think there is a lot of weirdness around these restrictions. i don't understand why they switch it up but do we really know where these restrictions come from? i don't know tammy, i want to go back to the lockdown thing. it's such a big story. do you think working to see the kind of momentum really behind the resistance of the lockdown from these stupid rules. >> i hope so. california is a state that recalled the governor because of driver's license for illegal aliens. that was part of that effort, the southwest are cowboys and independent at same time. everybody's likelihoods are wrapped up in this, but i would think that just like in new york, the schools open out of pressure, i think california can manage it and i think they should s

. >> i'm jessica aguirre with janelle wang. look at our series this week on the pfizer vaccine. >> today canada officially approved its use, and tomorrow we should know if the u.s. also will officially approve it. meantime the u.s. military officially announcing its rollout plan today. i'll have details coming up later in the show. >>> the worst day of the pandemic. that's what the new case numbers show. the state log a startling 30,000 new cases today. 1,700 of those were in santa clara county. that is the highest number that county has reported yet. and today health officer sara cody felt hopeful, though, that the first set of vaccines will happen next week. they are set to receive 30,000 doses of that vaccine. she sounded cautious, though. she said even though people get vaccinated, social distancing and wearing a mask must continue. >> it takes greater than 70% of the population to be immunized for there to be herd immunity. >> now, the first doses of the vaccine expected to go to health care workers and the elderly living

jessica, janelle? >> thanks so much, raj. >>> former presidential candidate pete buttigieg has a new job. he's joining the biden cabinet as secretary of transportation, a key post in biden's plan to revitalize infrastructure. the president elect was in georgia rallying for democrats locked in two senate runoff elections. on january 5th john ossoff and rafael warnock, lessening mitch mcconnell's grip on the senate who acknowledged biden's victory today. >> the electoral college has spoken. so today i want to congratulate president elect joe biden. >> i called him to thank him for the congratulations and told him while we disagree on a lot of things there are things we can work together on. >> and a new pledge today from mcconnell that congress will not leave for the holidays until a covid relief bill is passed. he's expected to score a bipartisan bill released this week. >> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking much-needed rain and show you which cities could reach over a half and close to thre

janelle, jessica. >> thanks so much, raj. well, the pfizer vaccine is already out, and more health care workers around the bay area got their vaccinations. the doses in the south bay were given to frontline health care workers who work in the icu. you can see doctors and nurses very pleased, getting their shots, including at santa clara valley medical center and o'connor hospital. one doctor described the feeling as similar to getting a flu shot. staff members who work in nursing facilities also got vaccinated today. the santa clara county public health department vaccinated 210 skilled nursing home workers. those employees deal with 45% of the county's coronavirus deaths. they say they were excited and hope by getting the shots early, they can reassure anyone who is reluctant to be vaccinated. >> you know, get it. it's good for you. it's good for your family. it protects everybody around you. it protects you. >> so even as we have this hope and we begin to vaccinate, we have to still continue all of the other efforts that we

. >> reporter: janelle, not everyone here in san mateo agrees with this decision to stay open. but as you mentioned and as you can imagine, some of these small businesses here are relieved that they, in fact, do get to stay open even if it's for the next few short days or so here in the month of december. now, take, for example, the chiquita's restaurant on broadway in redwood city. the owner tells me it was one of the busiest eateries in town, but when covid hit, business dropped by a whopping 65%. he laid off four employees. the owner had to adapt. and for the past few weeks, there's been fear he might have to close again. he's glad the doors will remain open for now, yet he feels for his colleagues in neighboring counties. one man who disagrees with the decision to stay open is county supervisor david canepa. >> this issue and it's a serious issue, balancing small business and health. as a policymaker, right now it's got to be all health. >> well, my reaction to stay open right here is to support my family and my small businesses. >> reporter: in a statement, the san mateo p

janelle, they're 11-0. they beat the ravens this afternoon 19-14. >>> yeah, well, the 49ers have landed in their new home away from home. >> the phoenix 49ers. >> don't like the sound of that. >> for the next three weeks and maybe longer, the niners will be based in arizona. the team's charter flight left sjc this afternoon right next door to cardinal stadium where they'll play their next two games. forced to relocate after santa clara banned contact sports again. >>> big day for steph curry. he found out the warriors will tip off the season against his former teammate, kevin durant. >> by the way, he also interviewed president obama. he's also getting ready for play basketball for the first time in more than a year. here is nbc bay area's anthony flores. >> reporter: they were part of one of the nba's greatest dynasties, but when the new season tips off, steph curry and kevin durant will be on the opposite sides of the court. >> it's exciting. >> reporter: facing each other for the first time since kd left

hey janelle, we're going to start to see those clouds rolling in yet again. you might have noticed it was a pretty mild day, pretty humid at times especially when you woke up this morning when we had the last of that moisture trekking out east, but this is what we're monitoring up on deck. doppler radar and satellite you can see that out in the pacific. but notice how it's central california. so the move is going to be different compared to that christmas storm. of course we've got our very own mobile doppler ranger up in scranton. tonight cool and cloudy, not worried about the rain. for tomorrow that second storm that moves in right now the time line is looking like late afternoon late evening storm system. so the first half of your sunday is going to be dry if you have to run any sort of errands. by monday lingering rain, and yes, we're talking about more sierra snow, which of course we've seen the white out conditions so i'll help you with the timing of that and when you can expect to be back to work coming up in a few minutes. >> be sure to download our f

back to you, janelle. >> wow. time is running out. thanks so much for the update, alice. >>> we are in for what could be a very rainy holiday weekend. stormranger, our exclusive mobile doppler radar, is out and about, ready to scan for the first bands of the storm. the rain is still offshore right now but on track to be here by christmas. meteorologist rob mayeda will be the first to know. he's here with an early look at the timeline. hi, rob. >> the timeline and just over my shoulder you can see the amounts of rain we expect to come in over the next few days. a lot of orange and red showing up, which means some of the coastal mountains could be looking at two to three inches of rain. speaking of storm ranger, you saw the outside view atop san bruno mountain. let's show you the view of the radar. there's a lot of overcast around the bay area but those aren't the rain producing clouds. the out fringe of a storm bay that in the north bay will be an all day impact. for the east bay starting up in the afternoon for walnut creek. probably

what a relief, janelle. >>> the adult playground, the slopes, you can forget that for now. lake tahoe shutting down to tourists. california's side will soon be under the state's stay-at-home order. the order will go into effect tomorrow night. it will last three weeks. the stay-at-home order triggered because, yes, icu bed availability within the greater sacramento region, as raj showed you, dipped below that 15% threshold. squaw valley, north star, heavenly, other resorts will stay open. however, under the rules of the stay-at-home order, hotels and rentals are only allowed for essential purposes. >>> now to our special series "race for a vaccine." tomorrow the fda is expected to grant that emergency use authorization of the pfizer covid vaccine here in the u.s. this amid a new warning tonight from british health officials. people who have significant allergic reactions should not get that pfizer vaccine. that's what the brits are saying. it comes after two british health care workers with allergies experienced reactions after receiving the dose. pfizer says there were no

jessica. >> yeah, they are pivotal decisions, janelle.advisory panel for the cdc met today and made an important decision on who's going to get vaccinated first. as you might expect, those important vaccinations are going to go health care workers. the panel voting 13-1 that health care workers and those living in nursing homes should be first in line. now here comes the sobering reality of this. those two groups make up roughly 24 million americans. no more than 20 million doses of each vaccine will be available by the end of this year. each vaccine requires two doses, so do the math. it's really sobering. still nbc news science contributor dr. joseph fair says seeing front-line workers get vaccinated may actually be the key to getting everyone on board of eventually getting vaccinated. >> all i can say is that i hope it will encourage them. you know, no matter what evidence we have presented over the last two decades to the, quote unquote, anti-vax movement that vaccines are not associated with autism and other deleterious effects, they

. >> thanks so much, janelle. >>> well, with hospitalizations rising at an alarming rate, california is strongly recommending that hospitals test all of their workers. the state wants workers to be tested on a weekly basis. it also wants all patients tested before they're admitted and for current patients to be tested if they show any covid symptoms. the test shg start two weeks from today. the california nurses association is rejoicing after calling for more testing. >>> now as covid cases surge during the holiday season, free testing is being ramped up in parts of san francisco that have been hit hard by the virus. as nbc bay area's pete suratos shows us, testing is only one part of the solution. >> reporter: for the next 24 hours, the corner of 24th and mission in san francisco will continue to serve as one of four additional free covid testing sites around the city. the three-day event concludes tomorrow, and is part of a partnership between ucsf and the latino task force to make sure those who are most likely to get covid-19 have access to testing. >> a lot of the people who are

not a lot for a family it will be hard to implement and only a few people will stick to do is take janelle snowden. a vaccine may be inside soon but for now the long and hard winter predicted by angela merkel is unfolding. shares in several operators of nosedived after warner brothers said it would debut all of its films next year both in cinemas and on its new streaming service on the same day the movie studio has been looking to boost its h.b.o. max service which has been struggling to compete with the likes of netflix but it's also said it's concerned about the effects of pandemic restrictions on the number of cinema tickets sold. unprecedented times call for creative solutions that was high bosses described warner bros historic gamble. revealing that they would be releasing their claim to $21.00 blockbuster movies in theaters and online similar. in a major shake up for the entertainment industry. for the way it is the latest salvo in the streaming wars which pits warners video on demand service h.b.o. mocks munched and me. netflix. plus. film fans welcomed the news it's rio's a great c

another person we signed the letter janelle harris, a member of the commission. oakland recently recorded it's 100th homicide this year, the highest of the decade. >> we have to look at how we're spending our dollars. she has previously supported cutting millions of dollars for oakland police. she says there hasn't a rift inside the task force but that something has to change. >> the current public sate isn't providing the safety. >> reporter: the tack force as the pow door redirect funds in the first place. >> it's the difference in getting to gun before the mother puts her son in the ground. >> reporter: henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> family members of oscar grant are stepping up their method. nancy o'malley files felony charges. in october, omaly said she would reopen the case but hasn't filed charges. >> i have been waiting for 12 years through hurt and tears and pain and we're back at the same place again. it doesn't close the wound. it reopens the wound. i'm demanding that the officer be charged. i'm demanding that nancy o'malley do her job. >> da omaly iss

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i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. an impassioned plea from the county's chief medical officer, dr. sarah kody, surging everyone to please stay at home during the holidays during this dangerous time. >> i urge, urge, anyone who is considering gathering to stop, take a deep breath, think, and don't do it. >> covid has hit santa clara county hard. and dr. cody says the next two weeks are crucial because a new surge at this time would force hospitals to turn people away. how difficult is it right now in santa clara county? the numbers tell the story. there are just 35 icu beds in the entire county right now available. eight out of ten hospitals in the south bay have five or fewer available icu beds. >> and across the bay tonight, another county is protecting its protecters. marin county among the first to begin giving its vaccine to firefighters and police officers. 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 peopl

janell ross is our fantastic msnbc reporter here in georgia. rashad, the president of color of change. >>> pfizer vaccine and representative buddy carter join me to discuss the vaccine distribution and what it means for folks in georgia and across the country. back more right after this. nd a the country. back more right after this ♪ it's velveeta versus the other guys. clearly, nothing melts like velveeta. ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. (voover sixty-four thousand whepets supported. the love, good things happen... you never been in better hands. over twenty-five hundred wishes granted. over two million meals provided. over four hundred national parks protected. in fact, subaru and our retailers will have proudly donated over two hundred million dollars to national and hometown charities through the subaru share the love event. (vo) get 0% for 63 months and subaru will donate 250 dollars to charity. iwith vicks si

hey janelle, we're going to start to see those clouds rolling in yet again. you might have noticed it was a pretty mild day, pretty humid at times especially when you woke up this morning when we had the last of at

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai.is the worst of the pandemic, it is here, staggering numbers statewide. we could face even more restrictions in the coming weeks. here's what has doctors so concerned. more than 20,000 new cases were confirmed across the state in one day. that's the highest number one seen thus far. another high day in santa clara county, you see that? 499 new cases. this comes as hospitalizations approach dangerous territory. and san francisco only a third of the icu beds are still available. santa clara county, you can see it there, only 17% are available. >> yeah, santa clara county covid-19 numbers surge to record highs, the public health department said today it has submitted its vaccine plan to the

. >> thank you, janelle. we have created a special race for a vaccine section on our website. we're posting all our stories there. go to nbcbayarea.com/vaccine. >> here's some of the beauty and daunger of where we live, huge waves along our coast, our sky ranger in pacifica. be careful if you're near the water. this morning big waves dragged a man through the water at beach boulevard and paolo ma avenue. that man hopped the railing against the sea wall, a wave knocked him down and pulled him into the surf. people tried to save him with a long rope, but they were unsuccessful. the water washed over him, and he was pulled farther away from shore. rescue crews spent most of the day -- you can see the helicopters there -- most of the day looking for the man. so far they have not found him. >> did he say anything when he was in the water? was he able to communicate? >> i can't swim. flailing and i can't swim. >> it's not a good proposition for someone who doesn't know how to swim. even a strong swimmer would be struggling in these kind of waters. >> even if you can swim, stay away

janelle king. good to see you. thanks for being here.a military spending bill because of section 230 and other issues. he is also taking aim at the covid relief bill and spending bill that are together that have a lot of bad stuff in them. we mentioned it before. aid to pakistan that is not helping us at all in our war against terror. if the president vetoes that spending bill, will that hurt the republican candidates in a couple of weeks? >> so i don't think it will. the reason why i say that because republicans understand what is at stake and i believe even our moderates understand what is at stake. republicans already supported the military system. unlike loeffler's candidate, opponent, who has said you can't serve god and serve your country. we have stood with our military people and we will. unfortunately this is not about the military. this is about big tech. this is about making sure that the removal of section 230 is a part of this. there needs to be some type of amendment because the law allows any platform to utilize their serv

janelle. >>> the first doses of the vaccine are just weeks away. california is expecting to get 327,000 doses of the pfizer vaccine. the governor says the first injections will come in mid-december. so who will be in line to get the vaccine first? the governor broke down the first group into three tiers today. the first tier will include patients in acute and psychiatric care, people in assisted living facilities, emergency response workers, and people at dialysis centers. the second tier would include in-home health care workers, community health care workers, public health staff, and primary care facilities. and then the third tier in this first wave, specialty clinics, lab workers, and dentists, pharmacy staff. but even among these tiers, the governor says those who need it most will be prioritized. the rest of californians will be months after that. now, vaccines can't be distributed until the fda approves them, and that approval could come in just a couple of weeks. tonight on a second edition of "dateline," lester holt spoke with the heads of

kind of, sort of feels like december, jessica and janelle, with some rain in the forecast. >> yeah. stop and start, stop and start for sure. thank you, jeff. >>> well, up next, this is terrible. the iconic cliff house closing. what's going to go in its place? >>> now that covid vaccinations have begun, we'll look at efforts to overcome skepticism about the shots. also our week-long look at teachers inspiring america. tonight the teacher who looked at the great outdoors to keep her kids together in the pandemic on "nightly news." ♪ it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone offers to help. every plan through covered california is comprehensive - with mental health coverage and financial help for people who need it. enroll by december 15th. >>> aloha, larry ellison, oracle's co-founder has left california and is making his permanent home in hawaii. ellison moved from chicago at age 22 here to the bay area and since then, california has been pretty good to him. he's one of the world's richest billionaires, and he hob knobs with g

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. from the county's chief medical officer, dr. sarah kody, surging everyone to please stay at home during the holidays during this dangerous time. >> i urge, urge, anyone who is considering gathering to stop, take a deep breath, think, and don't do it. >> covid has hit santa clara county hard. and dr. cody says the next two weeks are crucial because a new surge at this time would force hospitals to turn people away. how difficult is it right now in santa clar

. >> i'm jessica aguirre with janelle wang.ur series this week on the pfizer vaccine. >> today canada officially approved its use, and tomorrow we should know if the u.s. also will officially approve it. meantime the u.s. military officially announcing its rollout plan today. i'll have details coming up later in the show. >>> the worst day of the pandemic. that's what the new case numbers show. the state log a startling

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not a lot for a family it will be hard to implement and only a few people will stick to do is take janelle snowden. a vaccine may be inside soon but for now the long and hard winter predicted by angela merkel is unfolding. as the holiday season approaches many countries are weighing how best to allow for festivities but reduce the spread of the coronavirus we asked our correspondents around the world what's happening where the. christmas will not become so this year in bethlehem said to be the birthplace of jesus but it will be completely different because of the koran or pandemic everything here is much quieter just here in front of the church of the nativity this is usually the busiest time. of the year for the palestinian town then no foreign visitors because israel is still banning foreigners some entering the country and the occupied territories as well it is unclear whether palestinian christians from other parts of the west bank in israel will be able to take part in the festivities the palestinian authority has recently imposed a new nighttime lockdown to help curb a new spike in i

joining me with the latest is janelle ross. draw us a picture of what's going on.anuary 5th. we have seen a lot of turnout. i have seen studies that indicate there are republicans and democrats turning out, 76,000 new voters who were not registered in the election. put that into your pot and tell me what comes out. >> i think it's, of course, impossible to make a real prediction. there are a lot of variables here. there are things that people assume or have felt that have been long known about runoff elections, which is that turnout tends to be lower than general elections. republicans tend to turn out in greater numbers for runoffs than the democratic voter base. that said, i think there's plenty of indication that none of that will hold true here in georgia. in part, because of the nature of this particular race. obviously, control for the senate is up for grabs. i don't think that there could be more done to try to make the stakes clearer to voters. i was at a campaign rally where i bumped into a woman who was selling t-shirts that literally said, georgia saved

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nbc's janelle ross is reporting that loeffler's campaign and some outside groups are using racial attacknt of what we used to see from anticivil rights politicians. ja nell ross joins us now. how racialized is it? >> i think so understand it as purely racialized, you would have to understand a little bit about the history of race in american politics, which is generally speaking to try to maintain control of the legislative bodies, of legislative offices. there have typically been efforts to describe, depict, declare black politicians at illegitimate, as somehow un-american or simply not functioning within the mainstream, and that is the language you see here. there is a lot of talk about her as a radical, as a socialist, as un-american. there is commercial after commercial after commercial sort of repeating these ideas. sometimes those words are put into the mouths of people in the commercial who are sort of there to serve as the voice of voters. sometimes it comes out of the mouth of other candidates or other officials. on the flip side of this, i think you have a growing dynamic where

physics professors brian greene and janelle and explore the origins andfuture of the cosmos . and author eric j dolan in a furious sky. later sonia shaw in the next great migration. it starts at 8 pm eastern. enjoyable tv this weekend every weekend on c-span2. >> 61 million americans have some form of disability but yet we are in less than three percent of tv shows and the majority of those roles are portrayed by non-disabled actors. so ultimately ask somebody with a disability we want to see ourselves represented because ultimately not only are we seeing ourselves represented but it's going to help the stigmatized disability. representation in general gets society used to everybody and ultimately makes the more inclusive place. >> actor nick nobody founded the disability film challenge inresponse to the theme disability is unrepresented behind in front of the camera . he will talk about this year's entries winning films. novicki on c-span's to end a.>> welcome to the nationalworld war ii museum's evening presentation webinar . my name is jeremy collins and for those of you wa

let's bring in janelle wang. we took our 2-year-old to the playground today, and wouldn't you know, it's closed. >> yeah, we're obviously not dealing with it very well, speaking of a mother of a young 4-year-old girl.