>>you're looking at video of a covid-19 vaccine storage freezer being installed at a kaiser permanente medical center in northern california kaiser officials say they anticipate the delivery of the first doses of the vaccine beginning as early as wednesday and thursday and have preparations in place to begin vaccinating frontline health care workers. the state of california is expected to get more than 300,000 vials of the vaccine officials at kaiser say their goal is to vaccinate people as quickly as possible following the criteria set forth by the national and state public health officials kaiser sent kron 4 a statement that reads in part quote we expect the initial allocations to be very limited and we're working to ensure an equitable distribution baseball. those health care workers in areas with higher risk for exposure. it goes on to say as supplies become more plentiful we will vaccinate more health care workers prioritized by their roles patient facing end employee facing activities and risk of exposure. unquote and we've also built the teams that will deploy those vaccines. th

those first shots were given at kaiser permanente in los angeles county this afternoon. >>and though it is an exciting turn of events as kron four's noelle bellow reports the fight not over. >>i meant to suck asian in the fight against covid-19. more than 30,000 doses of pfizer's coronavirus vaccine arrived in california monday. frontline health care workers like kaiser permanente emergency room nurse, kim taylor were among the first to receive the what i want you guys to know is that help is on the way today is just the first step for different health centers across the state of california received those doses of the vaccine. 17,000 doses went to kaiser permanente sunset in la county. in the bay area 2000 doses arrived at zuckerberg san francisco general come tuesday 24 additional sites across the state will receive their viles by week's end more than 327,000 doses will be available across the state. >>comes in a tale proud to be to have been a part of the vaccine studies. will be at the forefront of the national vaccine distribution for frontline health care workers an

the first person in california to get the vaccine, a nurse at kaiser permanente. we start with the very first covid vaccinationings here in san francisco. they happened this morning at san francisco general, definitely a momentous day. let's begin with dr. george rutherford. good to see you. >> pleasure as always. how are you? >> i'm doing just fine. i got to ask you, what went through your mind seeing that video, seeing the people who had richgd their lives for the last nine months there personally getting their protection. >> it's the first half of their dose. it's a two-dose shot. it's an historic day. >> huge movement today on the moderna front. when will that be authorized, do you think, at this pace? >> they're supposed to hear the case on thursday. the fda put up all the briefing documents all of six minutes ago, so i didn't have a chance to read all of them before we got on the air, but i think it's -- i think it will be the same thing they'll see it on thursday and i expect they'll approve it on friday, if possible. >> if that is the case we may start get

struggling to add capacity for covid patients as we speak kaiser permanente chairman and ceo greg adams says his health system is over 100% of its usual volume of patients, adding that 52% of all in patients have been diagnosed with covid-19 are efforts to date include adding in patients beds in surgery. >>and our recovery rooms. in our conference rooms in our hallways. >>and a lot doctor steven brody is based in the east bay is the associate executive director of the permanente medical group for kaiser permanente he says the health system's bay area intensive care units are at around 85% capacity, we have over a 130 patients that are on the chemical ventilators with covid. >>and these are numbers that are unprecedented never seen before or o d says staffing levels are also at a critical point traveling nurses are in short supply because of high demand across the states and they are also thinking twice about hopping on a plane some nurses are reluctant to travel because there is risk. >>in right at this time. so it's a combination of 2 things that are really leading to this shortage of

we're struggling cassidy for covid patients as we speak kaiser permanente chairman and ceo greg adamss his health system is over 100% of its usual volume of patients, adding that 52% of all in patients have been diagnosed with covid-19 efforts to date include adding in patients beds in surgery. >>and our recovery rooms. in our conference rooms in our hallways. >>and a lot doctor steven brody is based in the east bay is the associate executive director of the permanente medical group for kaiser permanente he says the health system's bay area intensive care units are at around 85% capacity, we have over a 130 patients that are on mechanical ventilators with covid. >>and these are numbers that are unprecedented never seen before or o d says staffing levels are also at a critical point traveling nurses are in short supply because of high demand across the states and they are also thinking twice about hopping on a plane some nurses are reluctant to travel because there is risk. >>in right at this time. so it's a combination of 2 things that are really leading to this shortage of staff over

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kaiser permanente. viva bien. se preguntan cuándo será su turno?ncial del desarrollo de la vida cotidianason una parte de la población impactada por el covid-19. >> estamos con nuestro esfuerzo que se hace para vacunar a los vecinos. >> hay 800,000 trabajadores del campo en california y son un segmento de la población que no ha dejado la cosecha durante la pandemia y pagado las consecuencias. >> una comunidad muy vulnerable que han estado al frente como campesinos en la industria de la comida del día se exponen a las citas en que los de toby. >> campesinos en el valle de san ignacio de la oposición y tres veces más que la población en general se deduce que los trabajadores del campo se reponen lo antes posible el gobernador de de los trabajadores del campo están en la fase uno de y recibirán la vacuna después de los trabajadores de salud. >> hay que proteger a los trabajadores esenciales y los que trabajan en el campo siempre están en peligro. >> si la vacuna llega solo 50 por ciento se la aplicaría. >> tenemos que enfrentar esta realidad cómo esta

vice president mike pence will preside. >>> governor newsom visited kaiser permanente's medical centerour locations statewide that is receiving the first batch of covid vaccinations. the governor tried to assure the public about safety saying an independent team of medical experts have reviewed the pfizer vaccine. >> zuckerberg san francisco general hospital received 2000 doses of the vaccine this morning. alameda and morin and santa clara counties say their shipments have not arrived but expected tomorrow or wednesday. you are watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. >>> california health officials reporting 33,000 new cases of the coronavirus. that brings the total number of infections to nearly 1.6 million. 77 people have also died from the virus in the past 24 hours. bringing the death toll to more than 21,000. >>> icu capacity in the bay area is slowly falling. hospitals are reporting that they have just 16-point 7% of icu beds available. that is down from 17.6% on saturday. the southern california region has just 4.2% capacity. the greater sacramento region has 15.1 percent available. a

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in a virtual press conference, the heads of kaiser permanente, sutter health, and dignity urged the public to stay home for the holidays. some hospitals have needed to expand from one to two or three intensive care units. they say the i.c.u. nurses that normally care for one patient have had to start caring for up to three at a time. >> we have continued to grow in volume. the concern is that we are not able to continue to expand and provide safe care. >> they said they have run out of space in 16 of the 36 hospitals, and they are struggling to make room for coronavirus patients. >>> a new poll shows americans are willing to take the vaccine. in a usa today poll, 46% said they will take the vaccine as soon as they can. that is close to double the number from a few months ago. back in october, the usa today poll found just 26% of americans said they would get the vaccine. in a new poll, 32% said they will wait for others to get the shot before they get it. >>> president trump threw up a roadblock to the coronavirus relief bill and is demanding larger stimulus checks and spending cuts. >> $7

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kaiser permanente in san jose, fremont and santa clara got a fraction of the doses allocated to northern california kaiser. as for stamford, after a rocky rollout that sparked no tests, stamford has already vaccinated over 12,000 healthcare workers. >> we are not giving them the highest payer or highest bidder, they are going to people on the front lines, absolutely. >> still, over the weekend, a small number of non-frontline healthcare workers work inadvertently vaccinated. dr. maldonado told kpix 5 that she plans on being the last recipient of the vaccine to ensure all frontline workers are taken care of first. >>> clouds are already moving in and rain is on the way in just a matter of hours. brian hackney is in for paul, and he's been tracking the conditions in our weather center. >> santa rosa has some pretty good rain coming down, and for the rest of us there are a few drops around, that is about it. by the time he gets down to the media bay area, there is not a heckuva lot left. you can see that as this low is knocking into the rich, that's just taking the energy out of it. and whi

. >> virtual press conference the heads of three large healthcare systems in california, kaiser permanente, sutter health and dignity issued a warning that they are at or near capacity everywhere. kaiser says icu nurses usually care for one patient have had to expand for up to three patients at a time. expect hospitals release this video sharing first-hand accounts workers, detailing what they call their horrifying reality talking about doubling up on the rooms, tripling up on the rooms and i've never seen him like this. is getting out of control. >> i've seen people die alone. >> their plea to the public as christmas and new year's a porch, don't share your air and stay home. >> just keep it safe. at the head of kaiser says it's medical centers may see 1400 covid patients by the end of this week and i could reach up to 3000 over the next month if nothing changes. alex? i currently people heed those warnings. morning mailer with a live report. we head now to san francisco bay area, london read-only health director dr. colfax offered an update on the city's covid-19 response, they have been

marin health or marin general medical center, kaiser permanente, san rafael and novato community hospitalh zero icu bed availability. it isn't just marin county seeing that availability. locally some counties are under or approaching that 15% mark. solano county is at 11%. san mateo 16%. santa clara county is at 15% for icu bed availability. statewide it's much of the same with some regions watching their cases rise and their bed availability fall. greater sacramento, san joaquin valley and southern california at this point all below 15%. now governor newsom announced some changes tuesday to how long some health care workers and doctors would need to quarantine in order to accommodate the staffing shortage. this, of course, all due to covid. take a listen. >> during our critical staffing shortages, we now have a seven not a ten day quarantine for health care workers and emergency response workers, social service workers exposed. but as long as they test negative on day five or later. >> reporter: and the state is also changing guidelines regarding how many covid patients and icu nurses al

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kaiser permanente.sa hizo todo lo posible, pero no pudo capitalizar y los san francisco 49ers frente a washington y dicen adiós porque la (nombre en inglés) queda así,después de las victorias de los Ángeles rams y seattle seahawks, sin embargo, los san francisco 49ers pueden alcanzar a cardenales de san luis oakland raiders se enfrentaron a indianapolis colts, pero indianapolis colts ganó 44 a 27 los oakland raiders estarían por ahora fuera de los playoffs. >> el fútbol que se juega con los pies, la premier league, el tottenham hotspur football club de mourinho , el liverpool football club podía robarse la punta, aquí el fullham robaba el balón y aquí vemos el bombazo pero entonces al 67 en el tiro libre de georginio wijnaldum, el árbitro decía que era penal, la vemos de nuevo, era penal, lo cobra mohamed salah y adenetro, el liverpool football club no se quedó con la punta y está empatado con spurs. >> en españa por loco que parezca el fútbol club barcelona tenía que ganar contra el levante para salir

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kaiser permanente did p participate in both of these trials in washington state, as well as california actually first-hand knowledge and experience with the trials and know they were done well and effectively and we do have confidence that these vaccines are going to be the start of the end of this pandemic >> well, i've seen others who are administeringi them hospital and so forth that as more people do get the vaccine, it makes others more comfortable with getting it themselves. at the same time, we're still a long, long ways away from this hitting the majority of the population what do you think will happen in the meantime >> one of the most important things is that people still need to keep their guard up so, when it comes to the basic public health measures, washing their hands, wearing a mask, keeping your distance. all those things are going to be key. and in particular with the coming holiday, really, you know, staying with your family and your immediate bubble, if you will and not going outside that bubble is going to be really key because that will actually help stem the tide

>>we're struggling to add capacity for covid patients as we speak kaiser permanente chairman and ceo greg adams says his health system is over 100% of its usual volume of patients, adding that 52% of all in patients have been diagnosed with covid-19 efforts to date include adding in patients beds in surgery. and our recovery rooms. in our conference rooms in our hallways and a lot doctor steven brody is based in the east bay is the associate executive director of the permanente medical group for kaiser permanente he says the health system's bay area intensive care units are at around 85% capacity, we have over a 130 patients that are on mechanical ventilators with covid. >>and these are numbers that are unprecedented never seen before or o d says staffing levels are also at a critical point traveling nurses are in short supply because of high demand across the states and they are also thinking twice about hopping on a plane some nurses are reluctant to travel because there is risk. in right at this time. >>so it's a combination of 2 things. that are really leading to this shortage of

this is a look inside the kaiser permanente in los angeles. patients are lined up in beds in the hallways while others are waiting outside in tents, hooked up to oxygen tanks. hospital workers are pleading with people to stay home for the holidays to help stop the spread.>>> alex padilla is heading to the state x month is the first latino senator. >> it hits home because of the struggle and sacrifice i saw growing up. i've seen so many families trying to live their american dream, and struggling to do so. and that was prior to the covid- 19 pandemic. >> padilla has been for new secretary of state since 2015 and he will replace kamala harris. and today the vice president- elect also weighed in. >> i know alex padilla, i worked with him in the past and he's an outstanding alex irving. there were many names on that list who are really exceptional, and i have congratulated him and i think he will do a great job. >>> a sigh of relief for golden gate bridge workers, layoffs have been reversed but they are not out of the clear just yet. there is a pa

kaiser permanente. thrive. possibly produce, and we put a lot of effort into it together with lots of >>> governor gavin newsom says that is why he is considering more stringent measures. >> if these trends continue, then we'll need to take much more dramatic, arguably drastic actions. >> the governor says if the current search continues, 78% of the hospital beds will be occupied by christmas eve. icu beds could be at capacity by the end of the year. in order to change that trajectory, he is thinking about issuing a stay-at-home order for the purple tier more than 90% of the population of california. >> we're assessing this in real time over the next day or two to make determination of the deep purple moves more in line with the stay-at-home order that folks were familiar with in the beginning of this year. >> this is bad. we are in a bad space right now. >> it will get worse in the short term says dr. george rutherford. even in the bay area, which is doing better than the rest of the state. we all need patient

>>we are here vicki the san jose kaiser permanente in sandra fell obviously and it was a very emotional moment on one hand very very happy about the i'm just a minute. people not socially distance they look like any other shot, but it is far from it out in the parking lot socially distance and wearing masks. >>2 workers from kaiser permanente sandra fell got the first of 2 vaccines for sars covid-19. >>anywhere so i think it's a mess to get a share in a vaccine you got to start somewhere. you know we are just learning process for you know. >>a 69 year-old chuck hill works in housekeeping he is a front line worker and exposed to the potentially dangerous virus. each day he comes to work feel great just like you say we all been waiting for well, it means a lot it really >>we i've been a nurse for 26 years and this is the toughest year ever is a nurse and it's tough for all of us for nurses, doctors environmental service people for bottom it's been really nerve wracking doug clark says that he did some research and felt good about being one of the first to get vaccinated. >>he also shared

kaiser permanente.ones con la vacuna contra el covid 19. durante el inicio de la pandemia los aplausos eran una manera de levantar el animo de enfermeras y mÉdicos y hoy salieron dmin a los hospitales # 89 cajas arranca un momento histÓrico para el paÍs y se vienen tiempos mejores y la vacuna ya llegÓ a california el aeropuerto internacional de los Ángeles esta noche. gracias por informarse con nosotros llevamos lo Último esta semana. buenos noches. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> noticias telemundo ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> quÉ tal buenas noches soy guadalupe venegas por vanessa hauc estas son las noticias que usted debe de saber antes de que acabe el dÍa. la vacuna de pfizer va en camino los centros de vacunaciÓn en todo el paÍs para ser administrada al primer gpo

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today two front-line workers receive their first vaccine doses at kaiser permanente san rafael. the first kaiser hospital to administer the vaccine in northern california. in walnut creek dozens of health care workers rolled up their sleeves and receive their first injection. physicians and nurses applauded when the first shot was given. the hospital received 5000 doses. john muir is strongly encouraging all of its employees to get the vaccine to protect themselves and others. but they say it is not mandatory. a second coronavirus vaccine developed by moderna is on the verge of being distributed. tomorrow and fda expert panel will review the vaccine and vote on whether to recommend it. that will pave the way for the fda to grant emergency authorization as early as friday. 20 million doses of the moderna vaccine could be delivered to the u.s. by the end of the month. >>> we are following developing stories in pacifica, big waves that started during the king tides have eaten away at a major coastal street and the crews are working to repair the damage. right now beach boulevard is

. >> reporter: kaiser permanente is postponing nonurgent surgeries at 21 hospitals in northern california. kaiser is not delaying cancer cases. ucsf medical senter and sutter health are closely monitoring capacity levels. >> we are all getting full and have sicker and sicker patients that stay on the wards because they -- there is just not room in the icu. >> in santa clara county 2,000 cases reported on saturday. additional 1600 on sunday. our county of santa clara has done a nice job of trying to shift patients between the hospitals so that they are all getting full at the same time. >> reporter: the doctor says bay area hospitals won't see the effects of christmas and new years, holiday traveling and gatherings until two weeks after when people are sick enough to go to the icu. for that reason he thinks the stay at home order will last into january. >> i think we will be in this stay at home order for the entire month, unfortunately because we have not seen the christmas surge yet. it is more tempting in terms of wanting to celebrate. >> the stay at home order is set to expire january

the east bay john muir medical center also provide vaccinations to staff starting today and kaiser permanente has started vaccinating its staff around the bay area. >>meanwhile, the first doses of pfizer's covid-19 vaccine arriving for the folks in marin county today. they are going to 3 hospitals and more than a dozen skilled nursing facilities. the county was allocated nearly 2000 doses and this was the first of what will be weekly deliveries there kron four's theresa was there when health care workers got their first round of the vaccine today and has more. >>it may look like any other shot, but it is far from it out in the parking lot socially distance and wearing masks. 2 workers from kaiser permanente sandra fell got the first of 2 vaccines for sars covid-19. >>on anywhere so i think it's a mess to get a ship in a vaccine, you got to start somewhere. you know we are just learning process for you know. >>a 69 year-old chuck hill works in housekeeping he is a front line worker and exposed to the potentially dangerous virus. each day he comes to work feel great just like you say we all bee

county is expected to receive its first pfizer shipment today. 4,800 doses will be delivered to kaiser permanente, sutter hospital and memorial hospital officials say that they hope to start vaccinating people no later than monday. >>> in santa clara county the first doses will go to skilled nursing facilities. infectious disease experts say the vaccine is encouraging but the community should do its part to reduce the spread by wearing masks and still social distancing. especially with christmas coming up. >> it's a small price to pay given that we do think we'll start to have real progress towards getting population herd immunity. >> as of tuesday morning, at least 558 people were in the hospital with covid-19 in santa clara rountitcounty. vaccinations begin today at the v.a. in palo alto. it was one of 3,700 sites nationwide to receive initial doses of the vaccine. they have received 2,900 doses. >> the first batch we received today is for the veterans that reside in our community living centers and the staff that work in those community living centers first. >> they don't know when the facilit

kaiser permanente. thrive. with your doctor. >>news station you're watching the car. >>and thanks for joining us on a friday, i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher and it looks pretty nice outside if you're heading out. i think both on the traffic and the weather for everything's better on friday we better find out for sure. let's start with john in the weather center kind of like everything's better with bacon according to traffic jams and bacon as long as it's a friday. we're all good to go with definitely nice and sunny out there look at your bay bridge view it's a very bright can barely even make up the bridge and so bright across the bay right now. >>no fog whatsoever across the bay we are seeing some haze though you've notice that his the past couple of days. and we are looking at some high pressure in place that's keeping a lot of our pollutants strapped right here in the bay, so you do have that noticeable yet again this afternoon not the best of air quality but certainly some nice weather at least to get some errands done in you can see that there is fog ou

kaiser permanente. viva bien.conversando para congeniar un plan de rescate por la pandemia, la propuesta de 900,000 millones de dólares incluye ayuda adicional para las empresas, 300 dólares semanales por desempleo. también contempla más fondos para distribuir la vacuna en ayudas para alimentos y la renta. >> este alivio resulta imprescindible para decenas de miles de personas que se quedan sin trabajo las solicitudes de ayudas por desempleo volvieron a subir. esta semana con 885,000 nuevas peticiones es la cifra más alta desde inicios de septiembre y una señal de que la crisis en el mercado laboral aún no termina con el desempleo en estos niveles o millones de familias que están en riesgo de ser desalojadas porque no tienen dinero para pagar la renta. >> maría limpiaba casas antes de la pandemia hoy solo limpia una de ellas perdió todo sus ingresos por lo que al igual que millones apenas puede pagar la renta. >> no tengo ingresos yo no tengo nada de reservas peligramos de dónde saco? >> gracias al trabajo de su h

kaiser permanente. la vida según la policía, la investigación revela que el conductor viajaba a alta velocidad cuando se impactó con un poste, el vehículo haya sido robado, dentro del carro circulaban 4 jóvenes, los otros 3 fueron transportados a hospitales locales con heridas graves como buscan este hombre como sospechoso de asaltar una tienda en la avenida colorado, el robo ocurrió a las 10 y 40 de la noche del sábado o no según reporte de la policía el hombre agarró una bebida alcohólica y amenazó al cajero de la tienda con sacar una pistola si no le entregaba el dinero de la registradora, autoridades piden ayuda para dar con este sospechoso, en los últimos meses han ocurrido varios robos e similares en tiendas de conveniencias pero creen que este incidente no está relacionado, la policía de santa rosa arrestó esta mañana a adolfo como sospechoso de apuñalar a un hombre en la noche del viernes en un parque del centro de la ciudad como lo encontraron en una vivienda donde lo pusieron en custodia sin m

we're struggling to add capacity for covid patients as we speak kaiser permanente chairman and ceo greg adams says his health system is over 100% of its usual volume of patients, adding that 52% of all in patients have been diagnosed with covid-19 are efforts to date include adding in patients beds in surgery. >>and our recovery rooms. in our conference rooms in our hallways. >>and a lot doctor steven brody is based in the east bay is the associate executive director of the permanente medical group for kaiser permanente he says the health system's bay area intensive care units are at around 85% capacity, we have over a 130 patients that are on the chemical ventilators with covid. >>and these are numbers that are unprecedented never seen before or o d says staffing levels are also at a critical point traveling nurses are in short supply because of high demand across the states and they are also thinking twice about hopping on a plane some nurses are reluctant to travel because there is risk. in right at this time. >>so it's a combination of 2 things that are really leading to this shorta

we're struggling to add capacity for covid patients as we speak kaiser permanente chairman and ceo greg adams says his health system is over 100% of its usual volume of patients, adding that 52% of all in patients have been diagnosed with covid-19 are efforts to date include adding in patients beds in surgery. >>and our recovery rooms. in our conference rooms in our hallways. >>and a lot doctor steven brody is based in the east bay is the associate executive director of the permanente medical group for kaiser permanente he says the health system's bay area intensive care units are at around 85% capacity, we have over a 130 patients that are on the chemical ventilators with covid. >>and these are numbers that are unprecedented never seen before or o d says staffing levels are also at a critical point traveling nurses are in short supply because of high demand across the states and they are also thinking twice about hopping on a plane some nurses are reluctant to travel because there is risk. in right at this time. >>so it's a combination of 2 things that are really leading to this shorta

patients are lined up in beds in hallways in kaiser permanente in los angeles and others are waiting outside in tents, hooked up to oxygen tanks. officials are pleading with people to stay home for the holidays. >>> eddie garcia will be leading the dallas police department, they tweeted this photo congratulating their former chief. he retired earlier this year after serving nearly 30 years in the south bay. he will be the first latina to head the dallas police department.>>> up next, the san francisco city official leading the charge to try to save the seas dying concert venues and theaters. >>> also, the bay area startup that is now using their very special planes for a very important mission.>> this is a monumental effort. >>> later, the competition is fierce. the holiday decorating contest for >>> a live look across san francisco, the supervisor matt haney is proposing a lifeline for venues hit hard during the pandemic. he introduced legislation that would create a recovery fund for music, theater and entertainment businesses. some landmarks such as slims and the stud have a ready

kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> a new study out tonight says the price tag of an appointment fraud could top $8 billion. one suspected thief in southern california admitted to pasadena police that he used part of the money that he scampered off the system to buy this maserati suv. officer say it was loaded with drugs, cash, and had a loaded gun when they pulled the sky over for making an illegal u- turn. he also had 17 edd debit cards and thousands of stolen identity profiles. >> used the profiles to apply for unemployment cards in names other than his own. he had to mount across two different specific locations in the area, collected those cards and use them to withdraw cash from atms around los angeles. >> spero: pretty bold. this is a look from our treasure island camp, and it's a picture perfect evening right now. >> i love how they light up the city during the holidays. paul heggen is here, and we are going to get a little rain coming our way. >> we are, about 24 hours from now we will be tracking s

kaiser permanente. thrive. the team's been working around the clock.wire, we've had to rethink our whole approach. we're going to give togetherness. logistically, it's been a nightmare. i'm not sure it's going to work. it'll work. i didn't know you were listening. >>> now that a vaccine is likely weeks away, who will get it first? the delicate balance that goes into prioritizing vulnerable groups and convincing them of vaccine safety. >> the oakland unified school district names january 25th as a possible start date. >> leaving silicon valley for houston. will others follow suit? >> i will let you know if there are signs of rain in the seven-day forecast. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc 7 news. >>> the race to find a vaccine for coronavirus. drug makers are pushing for approval and guidance is now taking shape from the government. >> nothing is final, but we do have a better idea of who will get the vaccine first. an important

stomach helen cordova got the vaccine at kaiser permanente, and two other hospitals received either shipments today including ucla health and cedar sinai. >>> minutes ago san francisco officials voted on a resolution that will condemn naming zuckerberg general hospital after the facebook ceo. supervisors voted 10:1, the hospital was named after mark zuckerberg and his wife and after that couple made a $75 million donation toward a new, acute care trauma center. the resolution will not require the hospital to do anything. we showed you that the hospital was the first in the city to administer the coronavirus vaccine, facebook has been under criticism for his response and protecting consumer privacy. >>> six acre site near the account train tracks could be transformed into amazon's next delivery station. the online retail giant paid $200 for the property on seventh street. the former owner recently proposed using that land for hundreds of new homes in office space but the project ran into resistance over zoning issues. amazon said its proposal will create hundreds of jobs instead. >>> today gov

they received the shots at kaiser permanente sunset in los angeles county. governor newsome was there for that historic moment with kron four's noelle bellow she's live in the newsroom with all of those details i don't. >>hey sanaa's yeah it's been an exciting day to say the least state health officials call the vaccines arrival, a momentous occasion in the fight against covid-19 early this morning health care workers in new york began receiving it and this afternoon, california icu nurses followed as you showed 4 different health centers across california received those first doses of the vaccine today, 17,000 of 17,000 of those viles want to kaiser permanente sunset in la county. we watched as those frontline health care workers received the first shots here in the bay area 2000 doses arrived at zuckerberg as staff general 24 additional sites across the state are expected to receive their doses tomorrow now though this is a light at the end of a very long tunnel of this pandemic officials said today we cannot stop social distancing or wearing our masks bec

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kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> a live look in san francisco since the start of the pandemic.d more than any other major city in the country. the average rent in one neighborhood is now $1600. some housing experts even argue the city has turned into a renters market. we report on how long it could last and what renters could expect to pay in each neighborhood. >> reporter: the mass exit during the pandemic resulted in more housings and less demand. even after a big price drop, semper cisco is still the most expensive rental market in the country. at the $2700 a month for one bedroom apartment, it beats new york and l.a. san jose and oakland round out the top five. these rent prices have fallen to levels that we have not seen since the last recession. drops of more than 20%. let's go for a ride, i want to show you some prices. it used thousands of rental apps to crunch the numbers. let's focus on one bedroom apartments. a lot of new condos, the average price 2800. the rent has dropped quite a bit where there more homeless. the tenderloin is the only neighborhood where the avera

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have to do the vaccine is on the way and what great news today bashara should shoe care from kaiser permanente is going to leave the biden team's vaccination efforts finally a plan to our federal government to get that precious vaccine out help us on the way your sacrifices this season are going to make a big difference. how is the role of going though in oakland specifically because nationwide. the warp speed project is not so work. it's going way too slowly we've got about 2 million shots in the arms and was most have 20 million by next week that's not happening. >>it's not in and let's be very clear where that failure rest and that is with the federal government and that is why it is so heartening to see that the incoming administration takes their responsibility seriously that only from that level of government in a crisis like this can we get the kind of help that we but i will celebrate one victory with regard to vaccinations many of us myself included have been advocating for our educators to get in that. >>highest tier of essential workers after our health care workers and our first re

kaiser permanente.ive. >>> a nonprofit on the peninsula is giving away gift cards to thousands of families in need. samaritan house in san mateo is distributing visa gift cards to more than 2,000 registered children this holiday season, this is video from a previous food giveaway. community members and small businesses made donations to make today's event happen. families will be greeted with music, a center stage with santa, and holiday decor in a festive drive-through at the san mateo event center. >>> also today the vta in san jose is holding their annual stuff the bus event to collect toys for kids, you can drop off any new unwrapped toys for children, up to 14 years old. organizers ask not to bring any plush toys for sanitary reasons. donations will be accepted today from 9:00 to 3:00 at san jose history park. >>> now in the north bay, and maybe more important than ever to donate food and toys for the needy this holiday. marin and sonoma county holding last chance toy and food drives with special o

and you know, actually, we've got predicted modeling within kaiser permanente. government has predictive modeling all of it looks a lot worse. and really, what i want everyone to get here tonight is that this is entirely preventible. in fact, i want the general public to prove us wrong, that you know what to do. we can't share each other's air. you've got to stay within your bubble, you know keep your mouth and nose covered, keep the air moving, and keep it short, you know. do not gather around people for long periods of time and you know, this year, we've got to make the sacrifice. you know, what i tell my patients is that this christmas has to be different so that next year all those people we like to gather with will be here that next year. >> doctor, thanks so much. all the best to your colleagues out there and thank you for your time so, if you're still waiting for your holiday packages and cards from the family, you're not alone. we explore the holdup and get some answers about what needs to be done to fix the system. >>> plus -- murder hornets wouldn't be

kaiser permanente.ughlin's daughter, olivia jade, is looking to redeem herself after her parents charged in a college admissions bribery scandal were sent to prison. did the appeal do more harm than good? >> how are you feeling? >> i'm nervous. you guys should feel my heart. >> reporter: it was billed as olivia jade's moment of truth. >> what happened was wrong. and i think every single person in my family can be like, that was messed up, that was a big mistake. >> reporter: the daughter of "full house" actress lori loughlin and millionaire fashion designer massimo giannulli, talking about the fallout of her parents' fraud which got her into a prestigious college. >> make sure it's dry and clean -- >> reporter: the 21-year-old beauty vlogger with over 1 million followers sat with host jada pinkett smith, mother adrienne, ask daughter willow, on "red table talk." >> it's been hard. i think it's necessary for us to move on and move forward. >> reporter: talking publicly for the first time about the varsit