speaker, i move that a committee of to be appointed to escort to justice jensen to the roster. >> the motion is on or question rather on the question of senator klein that a committee of to be appointed to escort chief justice john jensen to the rostrum, all signified by saying i those opposed, nay. motion carries. the speaker appoints the representative carl to the escort committee. mr. sergeant at arms. >> mr. speaker, may i present chief justice john jensen and the escort committee. >> let the committee be receiv received. [applause] >> mr. speaker, i move that a committee of four b appointed to escort the great state of north dakota to the roster and first later kathy burgum to a special reserved seat in the assembly. >> all in favor of that motion signified by saying a, those opposed it may, motion carries. the speaker appoints senator and representatives to the escort committee. >> mr. sergeant at arms. >> mr. speaker, may i present the honorable doug burgum, governor of the great state of north dakota and first lady cap three burgum and the escort committee. >> let the committe

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tom jensen spoke to the business owner and the supervior who's singled out by name in those threats. >> reporter: the instagram post comes after san mateo county filed a lawsuit against pacifica beach yoga. the owner admitted he made the comment. his name is spelled incorrectly but he got the message and he does not like it. >> that's a red line. >> reporter: they talked to anousha rasta of the lawsuit and about remaining open for about nine months even when icu beds were filling. >> how many people have left my studio herniating with the covid virus? zero. >> reporter: another instagram post portrayed the frustration he described to me by phone, saying he's watched giants like amazon and walmart thrive during the pandemic while small businesses are beat down by government enforced closures. canepa says he gets it. >> we have to prioritize public health. >> reporter: atune said he did not call violence against the supervisor. he just wants to harm canepa's career. someone could take it literally and he toll us law enforcement is now involved. >> i am not going to get into the specifi

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> just in, donald trump's second impeachment is under way. less than an hour ago, nine house democrats made their ceremonial walk to the u.s. senate chamber to deliver the charge of incitement of insurrection. eric swalwell will be one of the house prosecutors. the trial begins next week, but john roberts will not be presiding, instead, because donald trump is not the current president. patrick leahy will preside, since he's president of the senate. the goal by this spring, everyone who wants a vaccine should be able to get one. >> it's going to be a logistical challenge that exceeds anything we've ever tried in this country, but i think we can do that. >> and president biden signed more executive orders, tightening travel restrictions from overseas. he also ordered that transgender people be allowed to once again serve in the military. >>> back here at home, here we go. the winds of change. a windy day across the region today ahead of what could be the biggest storm of the season for us so far. so clear out those rain gutters. it's going to

. >>> tom jensen talked to one business owner and the supervisor called out by name. >> san mateo county filed a lawsuit against pacifica beach, and by phone the owner admitted he made the contact, #deletethecountysuperintendent, his name is spelled incorrectly but he got the message. >> that's a red line. >> the owner talked to nbc bay area a couple days ago about the lawsuit and remaining open for nine months even when icu beds were filling and covid-19 death tolls surged. >> how many people have i put in icu beds? how many people have left my studio permeating with the covid virus? zero. >> another one of his instagram posts portrays the frustration he described to me by phone, saying he watched giants like amazon and walmart thrive during the pandemic while small businesses are beat down by government-enforced closures. he says he gets it. >> it's not easy, but right now we have to prioritize public health. >> and he said he didn't literally call for harm to the supervisor but wants to harm his political career. he told us law enforcement is now involved. >> i am not going to get int

service to all the citizens of north dakota and the people of our nation, a chief justice jensen cometo you in the entire judicial branch at her own department of corrections and rehabilitation, thank you all for keeping our justice system running smoothly during this past year. we look forward to continuing collaboration throughout the legislative season, session with all of you. as arbitration enters the second term, friends, kathryn and i are truly honored to continue serving the incredible citizen of north dakota especially during these historic times. together with the 67th legislature we look for to the tremendous opportunities before us to make a positive difference for our citizens and our state as north dakotans we've experienced much this past year. truly an entire black flock of black swan events combining flooding, drought and ongoing global pandemic, market crashes, historic, rapid, huge economic contraptions all during a single year. these have tested us in ways that we could not have expected. yet, as will look forward together to the 2021 and 2023 biennium, it's clear

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> a potential vaccine disaster averted thanks to some quick thinking and quick work. a hospital in ukiah found out yesterday that its refrigerator holding 850 moderna vaccines failed. the fridge broke. that left two and a half hours for the shots to be given or the shots would be ruined, 850 of them. officials at aventis health medical center came up with a plan to give the vaccines to a nursing home, county workers, jail inmates and the general public. 40 nurses and doctors jumped into action to give the shots. couple of hours later, all the vaccines were administered. >>> a new requirement now for people booking rentals through air beenb. you've got to fill out a new form before booking in california. you have to attest your stay is permitted within local guidelines. the move follows a five-day shutdown of new reservations in the lake tahoe area last week, raising concerns about tourists booking short term rentals. the goal is to help inform guests and hosts on pandemic-related restrictions. >>> changing the math in san jose, city council members vot

jensen was arrested back in des moines, iowa. the charges he now faces, violent entry, parading in a capitol building and blocking law enforcement during the riot. both doug jensen and jacob chansley traveled to d.c. from out of state. whether they came intending to break into the capitol is still unknown. >> every time we talk about the attack on the capitol of january 6th, 2021, we need to keep in mind what their purpose was, and their purpose was to delay or prevent the certification of the vote in the presidential election of 2020. this was not random acts of violence. this was not a crowd that just happened to get out of control. this was a planned event. >> you really don't end up with a crowd of that size, of that direction, of that cohesiveness without a significant degree of preplanning and premeditation. you know, that takes all sorts of forms, but primarily it is communication. communication to like-minded individuals to recruit people to travel, in many cases very long distances, to draw people to spend their own mone

for the latest on the situation in sacramento, let's go live to nbc bay area's thom jensen, outside the state capitol. hi, thom. >> reporter: good afternoon. it has been very peaceful out here. we saw no violence here today, and everybody's hoping that it stays that way. but you can still expect a strong military and police force out here, at least through wednesday inauguration day, according to state police and the governor's office. there are national guard troops and police protecting not just the state's majestic capitol building and every state office in the city here in sacramento. 1,000 guard members, many from the bay area, have taken posts here along with hundreds of law enforcement officers, mostly from state police, as they are charged with protecting infrastructure here on a regular basis. they're hoping it remains quiet, a 3,000-person pro-trump demonstration planned for sunday has been called off, after chp denied permits for the event, citing covid-19 protocols, and safety concerns due to the violence here and at the u.s. capitol on january 6th. but there were still a fe

nbc bay area's tom jensen has the story. >> reporter: when it comes to getting millions of vaccines into the arms of people across the bay area and the nation dr. keirsten bibbens domingo says it will take a streamlined approach. one that focuses on avoiding bottlenecks in the distribution system, possibly giving shots to large groups of people at once instead of scheduling individual appointments. >> we have to people the on the ground teams ready to be able to put the vaccines into the arms of as many people as possible. and that challenge remains whether we go for a one dose or two-dose strategy. >> reporter: a new debate, should the second dose of the vaccine waiting in the hospital subzero freezers be given to people who already received the first dose or go into the arms of others instead so twice as many people can get that first protective dose? studies show the pfizer vaccine's rate of effectiveness drops over 90% to just over 50% with just one dose. but when you're trying to stop the spread of a contagious disease in large populations that could be enough to stem deadly surges

in san francisco, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> that is a sad story all around. >>> let's change directions now and bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. gray, stormy skies. pretty cool to see, jeff. >> so nice, raj and janelle. just what we need here in january to at least keep the fire danger down. it's not solving all our probz. we're running anywhere from 3 1/2 to 9 1/2 inches behind for the rainfall season, but again good for that fire danger to keep it lower. as we start off with stormranger, our mobile doppler radar, the main part of our storm system has moved on out. also after some gusty winds. but we are seeing a few spotty showers here over the peninsula, san francisco, contra costa, alameda counties. and i think we'll hold on to the chance here of some spotty showers as we head through the next couple of hours. nothing too heavy. the next thing i want to bring your attention to is tomorrow morning. we are looking at some thick fog. if you're traveling down interstate 5 or 99, it's that tule fog that really is going to reduce visibility, and i do think there's

nbc bay area's tom jensen has this in review from one man's perspective. >> reporter: there was so much hope when we rang in 2020 a year from tonight. then news of a deadly and contagious virus in wuhan, china, was spreading quickly around the world. the bay area was one of the first to shutdown in an attempt to stop the coronavirus. >> we've never faced this before. >> reporter: claiming the lives of nearly 2 million people worldwide in 2020. more than 350,000 americans and more than 2,400 californians. and so businesses like the bistro and bar in pleasanton like so many in the bay area can only remember what a regular new year's eve would be like. >> a full house, waiting list and extended hours. >> reporter: the tunes and sounds of a partying crowd blasted out the front door replaced by background music. chairs empty of patrons and tables covered with the vessels of the one segment booming this new year's eve. instead of entertaining hundreds of guests and agreeing to reflect back with us on 2020. >> it's been crazy. it's been sad, but i think in every moment you've got to be positiv

from bethel island, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> the winter storm causing trouble for drivers. caltrans posting this video on social media helping drivers who need it, towing them out of the snow. this is south lake tahoe area where nearly 14 inches of snow fell overnight. and eastbound 80 at soda springs. wow, snow blankets the road. it's covered. actually, a blizzard warning remains in effected to tomorrow morning. avoid driving up until at least then. >> it might be cold and wet, that's not stopping restaurants in san francisco. outdoor dining is back. the city lifted its stay-at-home order. we know that. allowing some businesses to reopen starting today. one cafe owner we spoke with is happy to have outdoor dining back but is afraid the weather is keeping a lot of people at home. >> that's good that we opened up today and it's great, but look, the weather, you know, it's been raining. it did not help very much. >> the owner hopes outdoor dining will offset some of the losses from the stay-at-home order but says his business needs more financial help from the government. the

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and i'm kyra jensen a very happy new year and welcome to the program the world has been saying goodbye to 2020 and ringing and 2021 under the shadow of the krona virus pandemic despite tight restrictions on gatherings muted celebrations took place around the globe in new york city the ball was raised into. it's traditional position at times square but this year only a few guests were in attendance to watch it drop. again as ling just played amidst the eerie quiet in the city that never sleeps. care and front line workers got front row seats to the traditional event in new york city social distancing in times square this is the new year in the age of coded 19. at the copacabana in rio de janeiro the beach was nearly empty as the city rang in 2021. the eiffel tower sparkled in the city of light as police across paris were on hand to enforce the country's strict 8 pm covert curfew. in berlin the annual fireworks were more subdued than in years past after the government banned their sale but not their destination. an hour later britain heralded in the new year its 1st post brags that new y

his head of germany's critical care and emergency medicine association dr jensen's really appreciate your joining d w a record number of deaths in december just how dire is germany's situation in terms of intensive care events. the burden is the very very high and it is the result of very high infection rates all over. and the sender and the burden on the intensive care units is the result of this large locked on the very much convinced of all of this so we were happy to see the hard to look down. at the moment we are still working on the high tolls we got from the light looked on so 1st 2nd christmas eve and the days between many people came together and we don't know what will happen in the middle of january as a result of christmas eve and. new year's eve so we will see what will happen so yeah we have to wait to see what else might develop here one of the big stories during the 1st wave of the pandemic was germany's success in dealing with the virus and a significant factor was the country's intensive care capacity what's gone wrong here dr is it simply as you were further to the

jensen, why stop at two when you could have easily where three or perhaps five masks? laura. actually, do the math and you're going to have a 5-micron or size you should probably do ten layers and that would be good. but in the article, it speaks specifically if you go more than two layers, then it might be hard to breathe. this is exactly what parents have been saying. my child play without endangering his or her life. this isn't science. >> laura: you see though prominent people, i believe was admit romney, you saw come on guys, where double mask. biden pushed to masks are better than one. watch, listen. >> i walked in here with this masks but i have one of the n95 masks underneath it. the room i was in before i got here. so, i think it matters what we say. >> laura: so, it matters what we say, a mask isn't a political statement. california has 98% mask usage and they have the worst outbreak in the country. may be they need to double up. >> you're right and if you look at mask compliance it doesn't reflect the reduction in disease cases. the study in denmark was pret

"today in the bay's" thom jensen explain. >> reporter: when it comes to getting millions of vaccinesn the arms of people across the nation, it will take a streamlined approach. one that focuses on avoiding bottle necks in the distribution system. possibly giving shots to large groups of people at once. instead of scheduling individual appointments. >> we have to have the on the ground teams ready to be able to put the vaccines into the arms of as many people as possible. and that challenge remains whether we go for a one or a two dose strategy. >> reporter: a new debate, should the second dose of the vaccine waiting in the sub-zero freezers be given to those who received the first dose? or go into the arms of others instead, so twice as many people can get that first protective dose. studies show the pfizer's vaccine rate of effectiveness drops from over 90% to just over 50% with just one dose. but when you're trying to stop the spread of the contagious disease in large populations, that could be enough to stem deadly surges that are filling up hospitals. >> it does appear that if yo

that issue coming up yesterday during jen szaki's -- dodging a question on the abortion policy, owen jensen asked about, quote, two big concerns for pro-life america during the press briefing, asking about the hyde amendment which bans the use of federal funds for abortion and the mexico city policy which bars foreign organizations from receiving us funding, providing abortions. biden they say, they go on to quote her in that briefing saying we will have more to say on the policy in the coming days but i will remind all of you that he is a devout catholic and attends church regularly, he started the day attending church with his family yesterday morning but don't have anything more for you on those questions, that might be where the confusion came from from the two collars. denise out of linden, michigan, good morning. >> i'm calling about -- i can't say the word right, people being hypocrites. we have people saying the republicans won and donald trump won by 74 million votes, there are 81 million votes for biden. everyone needs to calm down, give joe a little bit of time. the senate needs

nbc bay area's thom jensen. >> reporter: for now this is the only business keeping the doors open with the restaurant on fisherman's wharf. fresh crab rolls and shrimp cocktail out the window won't cut it much longer. business it down since pre-covid times. >> we're paying the bills and able to bring about six or seven employees back out of 35. >> reporter: promising news for mayor london breed, though. he can set up a few tables outside as the city moves back into the purple tier of reopening thursday. >> back to many restaurants couldn't make it on delivery and to go and have gone into hibernating. >> reporter: using conversations with owners and observations of the sheer number of boarded up businesses, lori thomas estimates up to 85% of the city's restaurants are hibernating, waiting out the pandemic closure. he hopes his competitors will return. >> it will be a while. some kind of freedom to operate and more will come back. it'll take time. >> reporter: lori thomas fears it will take two years for restaurants to fully recover and that assumes the city's vaccination plan is success

jessica, what more are we learning about the charges against doug jensen, again, the man who appears to be leading the mob in this video? >> ana, he is facing five federal charges. among all the other defendants we've seen, five federal charges is actually a lot in comparison to what others are facing. it includes violent entry, disrupting government business, blocking law enforcement during the riot. he is 41 years old and we know he actually made it back to iowa before he was arrested. fbi agents, you know, have been getting tips. they've been investigating all of these people who kind of flaunted their presence at the capitol on social media. fbi agents worked along with local law enforcement in iowa to move in to arrest this 41-year-old. they actually took him into custody on saturday so he, too, is facing these federal charges. right now we're up to 20 people facing federal charges and again, ana, we should be seeing a lot more people arrested and charged in the days to come. >> thanks for that update. >>> up next, what we're learning about capitol police officer brian sicknick.

by as doug jensen of des moines, iowa. he was arrested by the fbi and is facing five federal charges. >>> no coronavirus numbers are in for california. the state is reporting nearly 40,000 new cases in the past 24 hours. an increase of 1.5%. there are 264 deaths. the bay area icu availability is at 3%, and a stay at home order remains in effect. >>> the latest on our bay area counties vaccination plans right now. they are in the process of getting the coronavirus vaccine rable tients. the state just gave counties flexibility though to include the next group. at the same time the biden administration plans to release a flood of vaccines later this month. in santa clara con haveeople li their turn. >> if you take just a moment to look at the numbers we cannot afford to lose a month. we cannot afford to lose a week. we cannot afford to lose a single day. >> governor newsom, now giving a live address on the states plans for this and the current status of coronavirus cases. let's listen in. >> here are the 2 slides i want to up

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in san jose, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check in on icu bed availability around the state. southern california and the san joaquin valley, they're out of standard icu beds. they're at 0%. sacramento area, 11%. the bay area dropping down to 6% available capacity overnight. questi we were at 10% earlier this week. right now only northern california is above that 15% threshold with 33%. as for the stay-at-home orders, the sacramento area shutdown is actually set to end tomorrow. the governor's office said that's not going to happen. they'll likely be extending that. here in the bay area, our stay-at-home order set to expire on january 8th. that likely will also be extended. southern california and the san joaquin valley, they are shut down as well. >>> the pandemic has pushed hospitals to their limits, especially in southern california where some have scrambled to provide oxygen for the critically ill. so the state will be teaming up with the u.s. army corps of engineers to try to fix that. teams will be deployed to six los angeles area hospitals to help upgrade outdated oxyg

thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. >>> up next, not just kamala harris, the bay areaeremonies including the president of santa clara university. we're going to share his important role. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. i'll outline the next several days and what we can expect with big weather changes and will take you through our first chance of rain coming up here in six minutes. >>> ♪ amazing grace ♪ >> garth brooks singing "amazing grace." soon after shaking hands in the crowd. he says his decision to perform was based on unity and not politics. >>> before today's swearing in there was a powerful moment of bipartisan unity at a washington, d.c., church. the president inviting the leaders of both parties to join him for the traditional mass. the man who gave that mass is the president of a bay area university. scott budman caught up with father kevin o'brien who captured the attention of our country's new leaders ahead of the main event. ♪ and the rocket's red glare ♪ >> reporter: among the select few at the presidential inauguration a man who saw things th

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. >> nbc bay area's tom jensen continues our coverage tonight. >> reporter: security fences still wrap around the entire state capitol complex along with a massive force of hundreds of armed state police officers. a sniper watches from above. armored police and national guard vehicles patrol the streets outside state offices guarded by a thousand national guard troops, many from the bay area. a strong force of sacramento police officers joined the protection effort outside the capitol this morning, protecting the newly barricaded 10th street. but the threatening armed boogaloo elements and others who might be emboldened to attack haven't appeared. >> we're just here to look. >> reporter: mostly just more looky-lous like this couple who oppose the violence but wanted to see the historic protection force at the capitol. >> i think it's necessary. we saw what happened in d.c. and we don't want to continue that. >> reporter: daniel moyer isn't a looky-lou but a barber from san francisco who just opened his own shop in sacramento friday. >> moving to sacramento, i thought we were going to g

tonight, the man who police say led that mob, doug jensen, now in custody. as for those officers who were suspended, senator tim ryan, who heads the subcommittee charged with capitol police funding, says one officer was seen taking a selfie with a rioter and another put on a maga hat and was allegedly giving directions to rioters. ryan also said 10 to 15 additional officers are being investigated. david? >> all right, more to come on that. martha, thank you. >>> and now to that urgent fbi warning tonight about armed protests now being planned in all 50 u.s. state capitals and the u.s. capital, too, before and right up through the inauguration. and the group now threatening to attack federal, state and local office buildings if president >>eporte removed from oreurhi j this fbi bulletin alerting law enforcement across the country that armed protests are being planned at all 50 state capitols through inauguration day. intelligence pointing to an unnamed, armed group calling for the "storming" of government buildings and courthouses if president trump is remove

. >> reporter: douglas jensen from des moines also in custody, charged with picketing the capitol and obstructing a law enforcement officer during a civil disorder. according to local reports, he's the man front and center in this viral video of the crowd face-to-face with a capitol police officer. >> trump! trump! >> reporter: even a state lawmaker is in trouble. >> derrick evans is in the capitol! >> reporter: a criminal complaint alleges newly elected west virginia state delegate derrick evans was live-streaming as he entered the capitol. tonight, evans resigning, saying he takes full responsibility for his actions. some rioters facing even more serious charges for the violent and deadly attack. authorities still looking for this pipe bomb suspect. alabama resident lonnie coffman arrested friday. d.c. police say he was armed with a military-style semi-automatic rifle and 11 molotov cocktails. according to a complaint, coffman later denied knowing anything about the bombs. before the chaos, donald trump jr. posting this now deleted behind the scenes video of the trump rally watching

for the latest on the situation in sacramento, let's go live to nbc bay area's thom jensen, outside the. hi, thom. >> reporter: good afternoon. it has been very peaceful out here. we saw no violence here today, and everybody's hoping that it stays that way. but you can still expect a strong military and police force out here, at least through wednesday inauguration day, according to state police and the governor's office. there are national guard troops and police protecting not just the state's majestic capitol building and every state office in the city here in

former republican hawaiian state house candidate and proud boys leader nick oaks. 41-year-old doug jensen, arrested in des moines, seen chasing a lone capitol police officer up the stairs. west virginia lawmaker derrick evans live-streamed his participation. >> we're in, we're in, we're in, we're in! >> reporter: arrested at his grandmother's home. >> he's a fine man. and thank you, mr. trump, for invoking a riot at the white house. >> reporter: today evans resigned. richard barnett photographed in speaker pelosi's office arrested in arkansas. many rioters were seen wearing anti-semitic and neo-nazi apparel, including this man with a camp auschwitz t-shirt. veteran counterterrorism agents are very concerned that many rioters demonstrate a police or military tactical expertise, wearing helmets and body armor. some carrying zip ties often used as handcuffs. >> perhaps there were plans to kidnap and to hold hostage and/or to hold for some kind of trial members of congress that disagreed with their position. >> reporter: retired air force lieutenant colonel larry brock of texas, an air force

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speaker, members of the legislature, chief justice jensen, and justices of the supreme court, constitutional officers and fellow south dakota and's, it is my privilege to stand before you to discuss the state of our state. 2020 is a year for their history books. we faced incredible challenges in south dakota. we met this adversity head-on. the people of south dakota deserve all of the credit. people struggled, lost loved ones, and their livelihoods were threatened. but they never lost hope. they were resilient. their fortitude enabled us to -- emerge from 2020 stronger as individuals and a state rate last year, a good portion of the speech was dedicated to explain why south dakota is the perfect place to work and run a business. our people, work ethic, and values are second to none. all of us who work for them respect the rights of our people to live their lives. we don't have a corporate income tax. there is no business inventory tax. we have no personal income tax. we also don't have a personal property income tax or inheritance task. the taxes we do have fond state governments, and they a

speaker, attendant governor, sanford, -- governor sanford, chief justice jensen and justice of the supreme court, fellow elected leaders, tribal leaders, cabinet members, first lady catherine, children, joe, jesse and tom, family and friends and all fellow citizens of north dakota, welcome and thank you for joining us today, whether it's online, over the airwaves in person, or across the hall in the senate chamber. as catherine and i arrived to the capitol today, it was wonderful to see everyone bustling about, excited for the session to begin. seeing all these bright, familiar faces and i was actually overcome with it, a sense of warmth. and i turned to catherine and i said, hey, i'm really feeling the warmth today. it's like radiating from all the people, the energy from everywhere. she turned to me and thoughtfully said, that's great, doug. may we go inside the building now? [laughter] yes, it really is just another beautiful january afternoon in north dakota. and it's just over 40 degrees warmer than an on our first state of the state four years ago. chief justice and chairman, we than

jensen, think so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you. >> jeanine: all right, and nearly one. was finally ready to admit china could have done more early to warn the world about covid. of course, the w.h.o. won't lift a finger to hold china accountable and don't expect biden to hold their feet to the fire either. many troubling ties between china and incoming biden administration officials. and tonight we have another. according to the free big -- beacon, the man biden has chosen for undersecretary of defense works at a research center that is partnered with china's peking university, a school officials have long time considered a security risk. joining me now is china expert and the author of the "bully invasion." how troubling is this association? i judge me of incoming administration with a lot of policymakers who have been very opposed to the chinese communist party for many, many years. given the scrutiny that will be on joe biden himself and the rest of the biden family, theyne won't be in -- and he sweetheart deals in china. they won't be inviting air force one when jo

as nbc bay area's thom jensen reports, new years eve infections are piling on top of thanksgiving and christmas surges and may not peak until this weekend. >> reporter: during the summer, covid-19 patient numbers at san francisco's largest hospital, san francisco general, peaked at fewer than 50 cases. today there are 63 covid beds taken at the hospital and 11 of those patients are in intensive care. >> the numbers have never been higher, we have never had more patients in the hospital fighting covid than we have right now. >> reporter: dr. christopher caldwell who heads up emergency medicine at the hospital says nearly every covid bed is now full and computer modeling suggests the worst is get to come, probably by this weekend with those infected on new year's eve starting to get seriously sick. >> we are concerned, and the modeling is raising that concern, realizing that that impact is still coming and that impact is probably going to be very significant. >> reporter: dr. caldwell says he hopes people behaved better over the holiday than computer mode models anticipate, meaning a sm

. >> guy by the name of gordon jensen was staying at the holiday host rv park with his daughter, lisaout 5 years old. >> he was living as the kind of fix-it-up guy, handyman guy at this park. and he had a camper on a pickup truck that he was living in with lisa. she was little, so she was like always running around the campground, playing with other kids, you know, bike riding. >> he ends up befriending a couple, katherine and richard decker. the decker's are there temporarily for a few months. they begin to talk to gordon jensen a little bit more, get to know him a bit more, and he starts to sort of confide in them. he says that he's having a really hard time raising lisa on his own. >> the deckers sensed something was wrong. they heard lisa crying at night. her clothes weren't in the best shape. >> she looks a little thin. she looks a little dirty. >> he tells various stories about what happened to her mother. i think maybe she died of cancer, he said. >> another story was they were in a restaurant, it was robbed, she panicked, ran out in the street and got run over in the traffic.

and finally, also, another significant arrest was this man by the name of doug jensen. he is seen in the capitol chasing around that hero black police officer, that many credit with diverting the crowd, so many, many arrests. we're going to see more and more in the days to come, certainly. >> you know, i watched him in that moment. i am sure you agree, poppy, he didn't know if those folks were armed, if they had guns. >> no. >> he didn't know if his life was in danger. that's bravery. shimone, thank you so much for bringing us that and the rest of the story. >> well, joining me now to discuss all the legal issues here, potential criminal possibilities, charges, cnn legal analyst and former council, great to have you on this morning. i want to share the view of a republican senator here to my colleague jake tapper this weekend on the president's possible involvement or liability here. have a listen in. i want to get your thought. this is senator pat toomey. >> i think there is also a possibility that there's criminal liability here. i'm not a lawyer. i'm not a prosecutor

argues identity politics is dividing america and on sunday at 9 pm eastern on "after words", adam jensen county deputy chief of staff for harry reid of nevada talks about his book kill switch, the rise of the modern and crippling american democracy. these interviewed bible street journal congressional reporter christina peterson. what book tv this weekend on c-span2. >> sunday on q&a discussion on presidential inaugural addresses from jfk to the upcoming inaugural address of president-elect joe cemetery, former speechwriter for president barack obama and john o'connell, former speechwriter president george w. bush. >> speakers and inaugural addresses have it kind of feel, a sense of the ambience of where the new president plans to take the country so think about jfk's inaugural, there was a feeling of newness, turned up a leader generation and you get that sense of inaugural's so this will be an opportunity for president-elect biden to offer what he thinks the tone of this moment ought to be. >> if you look at inaugural addresses throughamerican history , the bestones , the most effectiv

in napa, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> the restaurant industry struggling, but hiring is slowly reboundingding some interviews. if you are rejected, consumer investigator chris chmura says you have important rights. here's how to exercise them. >> reporter: a boss might look at more than just your interviewing skills. some companies do background checks. we want to show you how to see that background check. first, two things. one, they might not call it a background check. you might see it labeled an investigative consumer report. and two, you must agree to a background check. the federal trade commission says the employer must tell you in a stand-alone document that they might use the information to make a decision related to your employment and must ask for your written permission. nationally, the news applies when they hire a third party to do a background check. in california you also have rights when the company itself looks into your past. here's the chance when you get to see the background check when you're rejected. no matter the state, if the employer thinks they might not hire,