come on out, kenny. you made it six hours, kenny. come on out of there. ms. crabtree, maybe you could give him a little push. - [grunting] [all groaning] all: ew! - he's dead. the pressure must have killed him. - i told you i was a tight virgin flower! - oh, my god! they killed kenny...sort of. - yeah, they kind of killed kenny's...look-alike. you bastards! - well, he gave his life for our amusement. one little boy who dared to be different: let us never forget kenny mccormick. who is that? - ♪ a prostitute is someone who would love you ♪ ♪ no matter who you are or what you look like ♪ yes, it's true, children. ♪ that's not why you pay a prostitute ♪ ♪ no, you don't pay for her to stay ♪ >> trevor: hay, what's going on, everybody. welcome to "the daily social distancing show." i'm trevor noah. today is wednesday, the 16th of december, which means christmas is now only nine days away, which means it might be too late to get your christmas gifts delivered, but not too late to take whatever amazon has delivered to your neighbor's stoop. "suprise, grandma! i know

kenny, thank you. >>> i wish i had better news out of santa clara county, this is sobering. covert covid-19 is now the third leading cause of death there. >> we are heading in the wrong direction, and our reality is rather grim. >> here is a look at those numbers. only 8% of icu capacity is left. that means just 25 beds are left. nine new deaths yesterday with 615 deaths total in the county. health officials say we have not even hit the height of the winter surge yet. wilson walker reports that hospitals are in crisis mode.>> reporter: one month ago health officials beg people not to travel and gather and now they are aiming the crisis in the hospitals on the behavior that surrounded thanksgiving and they say they cannot afford more of the same over christmas and new year. >> we cannot afford that, we cannot afford another surge on a search. >> with a detectable air of desperation, health officials made the very same plea you would remember just before thanksgiving. >> do not have gatherings, and do not travel. >> cases were already rising sharply before that holiday and the

kenny choi is live in marin county were some schools are proving they've already done so.>> reporter: we visited this school in the fall to see how they were implementing all these safety measures. today top education leaders as well as governor newsom talking about how they can reopen schools safely. schools like phoenicia valley which buses and students from underserved neighborhoods in san rafael reopen for in-person learning in the fall. >> 40,000 students have been attending school there, 5000 teachers and almost no cases of transmission. >> we are sending the kids to schools and daycare's and they are doing fine because the schools are taking great measures to keep them all safe.>> the superintendent also says that education system is not billed for distance learning in some districts can reopen safely. >> we do have examples of school districts that have done exceptional work, i mentioned marin county, for example. had in person instruction and found ways to serve students in special education. >> of the more than 10,000 public schools in california, some 1700 have reopen for i

kenny, what's the very latest?porter: as of tonight kpix 5 has received calls and e- mails from more than 60 people who said their ebt debit cards were hacked and lost thousands of dollars. the state may be doing a runaround federal law by pushing people into using the cards in the first place. >> yeah, i sort of shouted out. oh my gosh. almost all my unemployment has been basically hacked. >> reporter: that was brook's reaction a few weeks ago. two charges one for $1,500 and another for $1,200 had wiped out her account. she was on hold for hours two days straight before she was finally able to file a claim. and she is still fighting to get all her money back. >> it feels like bank of america isn't taking this seriously. >> reporter: brook reached out to us after seeing others caught in the same. we have received more e-mails, everyone crying out for help. >> how many of you have lost money to fraudsters in your accounts? >> $1,000. >> two transactions of $1,000 each. >> yeah, my mother actually lost $4,806. >> wha

i had to look this up, kenny and liz.parently, smudging, collet, smudging sage will ward off negative energy. the raters could use some smudging in their locker room right now. >> burning something. i'm not sure it is sage. but we will find out. >> anything. >> still ahead, bert the city council just approved something it usually doesn't do. ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >> a somewhat unusual move by berkeley city council, they just approved an apartment building project on the southern end of shattuck avenue. the area rezone will be including adeline st., shattuck avenue between dwight way, and the oakland border. the city will be allowing developers to go from six floors up to seven floors on shattuck. and up to six fours on adeline. if they are willing to make 50% of those units affordable. the area was once a thriving black

kenny choi is live at in sunnyvale, where authorities believe they busted at least one of the fraud rings. authorities believe that a criminal ring of five career criminals turned into something a lot bigger, that this ring siphoned up to $1 million and authorities believe that this is something that is a big problem. these are the five faces of suspected fraudsters. for pickup upwards of $1 billion and pandemic on employment eight in california. >> it is a big deal now. >> it just boggles my mind and to know that they are able to get our information, it is crazy. >> reporter: the arrested one of the suspects two weeks ago and found debit and credit cards, large amount of mail including utility poles and other personal identifying information. >> there creating these fictitious accounts, with edd. and having money funneled through different accounts and mailed to different addresses. >> this ring of five still up to 1 million $1 million. money that should be going to legitimate edd accounts, we have been talking to now more than 70 people since september. they have had thousand stolen fro

kenny choi is live with more on the fallout. >> reporter: it is still unclear how many were a part of the dinner. we reached out to the mayor's office multiple times today asking for clarification but have not yet heard back from the mayor's office. this is the latest incident involving another politician breaking the rules.>> everything we are asking you to do over the coming weeks and months is about that, saving lives. >> this was near london braids latest plane to follow guidelines. first it was that governor and a party of 12 and now mayor liccardo traveling for thanksgiving. she not yet apologized for attending a dinner totaling eight. >> the consequences of not following your own advice are serious. >> bruce kane is a long time professor at stanford university. >> it is particularly automatic when it is something that goes against the policy you are advocating other people to follow. that undermines your credibility. >> lima lohman just opened last month and needs to limit the number of customers inside.>> if they are not doing it, why are they telling everyone else to do it? i

we're live in corte madera, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> one other amazing day for big wave surfers , take a look at ocean beach. in san francisco today. looks like the banzai pipeline where the waves were reaching up to 20 feet tall. have you been out and anything like that before? >> i believe look at it from a distance. i mean, that to me is like skiing. there is something about a sport that has an and he was at the bottom of the hill. >> it gives you pause. >> the nearest help you straight down. >> that's it. in the weather department, there is no snow, no rain, almost no nothing except for drizzle coming in for tomorrow night, it looks like a nice weekend on top of the bay area. a nice day, two, temperatures warming up to unseasonable highs. upper 50s and low 60s, san francisco's tumbling to 50 degrees, santa rosa it is 56 and the numbers today and some spots cooled down, some spots came up over the past. it is to degrees warmer. no wood-burning. future cass shows what is happening for saturday startup nice, here is tomorrow morning. 8:30 five, if thing looks fine. maybe there will be

. >> pastor kenny said his congregation has wiped out the debt portfolio for 14 maryland counties andng raise enough money to wipe out rip's portfolio for the state. >> we are not a wealthy congregation or large, but we are committed, i think, ask a group to trying to help our neighbors. >> clearing the medical debt is of so many is a ran done act of kindness. >> i dreamed, when will i be able to give away a million dollars. if i had it that way, i would, but this is how i have it. i have a company that can give away billions of dollars. and that makes me the happiestity man in the world. >> but while he is grateful for an opportunity to give back, rip's efforts shed light on a system that leaves so many hoping for a miracle. as great work, why is it up to you guys? >> it's a hard question to answer. i want it to be different. my prayer is still that something will change. >> until the high cost to survive in the country is addressed, pastor kenny is making sure that those in need, don't have to carry that cross alone. for nightline, in maryland. >> our thanks to terry. up next, how o

if you've had money stolen or your account frozen, send us an email and kenny will refer your name as well. >>> now to a breakthrough in the michaela case. a man is facing charges for her kidnap and murder after 30 years. 59-year-old david mitch. he's already in jail, convicted of one murder and awaiting trial for another double murder case. detectives say new technology helped link him to a palm print and that palm print back to the scene of the 1988 disappearance. she was only 9 years old when she was last seen outside a market in hayward. >>> you know all about the movie "the birds." new video shows what it looks like. a scene out of an alfred hitchcock movie. the owner says this is the second year they've flocked to her front yard. white tail kites are a state and federally protected species so the homeowner cannot remove them. for now all she can do is try to scare them away or wait until they fly away. >> if they do, they'll be flying off into a cool and clear night. paul says things eventually change in a big way. >> we've got rain chances headed our way. the clear part tonight

kenny choi is live at sfo with what health officials are begging us to do as we head into the new year.>> reporter: travel numbers are down compared to this time last year, at sfo is down about 80%. but health officials are continuing to urge people to avoid nonessential travel even though there are some positive signs. traveling days after christmas and right before the start of the new year has officials again making pleas for only essential travel. >> we urge californians to gather and do so in ways that are covid asafe. >> i plan to stay with my close circle. >> the transportation security agency says they screened 1.2 million people on sunday, the highest number of travelers since the onset of the pandemic varied lines stretched as people have been waiting at testing sites across the bay area this week. >> people are trying to be a little work conscious of where they are going, we want to be safe and make sure not to spread the disease more. >> is one new year's eve. i know it's been a hard year but the vaccine is on the way. we need to gather by zoom, by phone, whatever social me

kpix5's kenny choi has the latest on when bay area hospitals could get those doses. >> reporter: ups and fedex will be delivering to hospitals and other medical facilities starting early sunday. the companies say some of the shipments will reach its locations within a day. that means those at the top of the list to get vaccinated could get shot as early as monday in bay area. >> every ups and fedex truck carrying vials of the covid vaccine will have gps to track its temperature and location. >> boxes are being packed and loaded with vaccine with emphasis on quality control. >> there are probably a lot of fractures that will be exposed and there are so many different routes. so many different rollouts. >> many hospitals say they still don't know exactly how many doses they will receive or when the shipments will arrive. >> we do encourage you to take the vaccine. it will make a difference not only for you, but also for other people in the community including your family. your friends. but also, the wider community. >> reporter: the arrival of the covid vaccine sounds like a cure all,

. >> kenny choi standing by to breakdown the bay area vaccine rollout but we begin our team coverage with ebs reporter skyler henry at fda headquarters in maryland. >> good evening to you. so now we wait to see what the fda has to say, given that it's advisory panel has approved emergency use of a coronavirus vaccine. and it has certainly been a milestone but in the fact that this vaccine has been developed so quickly but also comes a day after another grim milestone in that is the fact that more than 3000 people have died from the coronavirus in just one day here in the u.s. grim milestone in that is the fact that more than 3000 people have died from the coronavirus in just one day here in the u.s. the race for vaccine is in the final stretch. >> the benefits of the pfizer covid-19 vaccine outweigh its risks for use in individuals, 16 years of age, and older. >> a group of experts voted to recommend emergency authorization for the covid vaccine. >> we do have a favorable vote. >> it is up to the fda to give the approval. the commissioner has signaled support, even as experts investi

kpix 5's kenny choi is in san rafael with the plan to get students back in the classroom.>> reporter: today top state education officials talked about and emphasized how marin county has been able to reopen schools safely. the governor issuing and addressing the $2 billion plan to reopen schools once again. families are best keeping their distance while waiting for schools to reopen. >> we need to decide if we really want to send them or if we should hold them back until there is more proof and testing of the vaccine.>> more than 1700 schools have opened their doors for in person learning in california. data and studies from the cdc show the transmission from student to student is not common. >> we want to improve our efforts to get everybody moving in a similar direction and be back on track across the spectrum by early spring of 2021. >> the latest $2 billion plan gives extra resources to pay for safety resources like regular testing of students and teachers. >> is significant concern that many unions have raised is the need for robust testing. >> the state would pay up to 750 per c

kenny choi on what the bay area rollout will look like. >> reporter: just a short time ago, we spoke to dr. who serves on the fda advisory panel which gave the green light a couple of hours ago. it is one step closer to the top tier of healthcare workers getting the vaccine, but there are many groups within that year that are going to still be waiting once the rollout begins. nurses and hospital workers are on the top tier to get vaccines as soon as pfizer ships out it's more than 6 million doses across country. >> i will take it with my hospital offering it to me. >> reporter: they will not even cover all hospital workers and long-term care facility staff. she is a pediatric infectious disease specialist and on the fda advisory panel giving the green light just hours ago. >> all of the data was incredibly compelling in terms of the efficacy, as well as the safety, and allowing the specimen to be used at this time. >> reporter: paramedics and dialysis centers are also into one will have to wait even longer than hospital workers. primary care clinics are in tier 2. further down the ro

kpix5's kenny choi on the anxiety it is causing for so many jobless californians already having trouble during the pandemic. >> reporter: many economists say when people lose out on these benefits it also impacts small businesses, landlords, and the rest of the state's economy. tonight, the wait for another round of federal stimulus checks continues for millions of americans. for californians who have seen their edd bank of america unemployment accounts drained by fraudulent charges it is even more frustrating. >> how much was taken out? >> more than $9,000. >> reporter: jean baptiste said he is still waiting for a resolution. >> i spend hours and days. i counted two full days on the phone waiting. >> reporter: the california policy lab projects 750,000 state residents will stop receiving unemployment insurance benefits by the end of the month. the federal stimulus approved by congress this week would add $300 per week to unemployment benefit. >> the stimulus cushions the blows. and is positive in terms of californians. but, the hiring is going to have very limited impact. >> reporter:

kenny choi kpix 5. >> bank of america finally did respond to assemblyman ting's letter today. the bank says they review every claim and restores money promptly to legitimate recipients. the bank says it has increased call staffing to more than 6,000 of its personnel, and that most of the 345,000 accounts that ebt asked to freeze are fraudulent. the losses so far, just on those frozen accounts at least $2 billion in taxpayer dollars. we have posted the letters on kpix.com along with instructions on how to automatically transfer benefits out of your debit card account, and into your personal account as soon as that money comes in. that might be the safest option at this point. >>> in other news tonight, president-elect joe biden is set to tap retired general lloyd austin as his defense secretary. if he is confirmed by the senate, austin would become the first black pentagon chief. he retired from the army in 2016. requiring a congressional waiver to take the job. sources say biden reached out to austin over the weekend to offer him the position, which he accepted. >>> new at 11:

in oakland, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> data shows coronavirus hospitalizations are up drastically. 70%. icus also up 50%. you can see what happens just over a period of days and weeks. not months. so i want to be, i am right here reminding you of where we are in the midst of this pandemic, with a sense of urgent the, of focus in terms of what you can do, what we can do together to mitigate the spread and to bend this curve. >> in southern california the icus are now full. both that region and san joaquin valley have no availability left. that means hospitals go into search mode which adds 20% additional icu capacity. the bay area now has 13% availability. the entire state is just 2%. doctors in southern california hospitals speaking out tonight, saying that they are getting crushed as the icus go up. some hospitals now tasked with finding more space to put patients in need of all sorts of care. >> we are getting crushed. i'm not going to sugarcoat this. >> other emergencies. >> it is not just covid patients, it is car accidents and heart attacks and victims of violence. they need a plac

kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> we have a live look at sfo. this is one of the busiest travel days of the year. many folks are coming home after the christmas holiday. we saw a few dozen travelers that landed at san jose. that is not the normal travel rush. if you're returning to san francisco or santa clara counties, you get a quarantine for 10 days. >>> many people try to get tested after the holidays. pretesting sites are popping up across the bay area to help keep up with demand. tomorrow and tuesday, people can drop by the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in san bruno in sonoma county, there will be a mobile site at saint leo's catholic church. that starts at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. in palo alto, you can get tested at the mitchell park library every tuesday, starting this week. to find the testing site near you, go straight to the top of our home page at kpix5.com. download our kpix 5 app for news and weather alerts. we are always updating our coverage on air, online, and on cbsn bay area live. >>> a sculpture honoring breonna tay

in greenbrae, kenny choi, kpix5. >>> case reports have tripled in the last month. we set a record today for a number of cases, and today is the fourth consecutive single day record. >>> one county has been cracking down on james that have refused to follow health guidelines. contra costa county has find a pair fitness 19 locations, total of $1000. and crossfit in pleasant hill has been fine $1750 so far. it's latest fines issued wednesday for $1000. despite that, the owner plans to stay open. >> i know that the county feels like these broad sweeping measures may slow the spread, but i have difficulty with is, if i close my business, and i have to lay off employees. i stop paying employees. during the holidays. >> the virus is actively spreading. we really don't want to take drastic actions and as we absolutely have to because we know, businesses are struggling. >> reporter: the owner of diablo crossfit has set up a gofundme to cover his fines, so far he says he has raised $7000. >>> southern california estate order check done begins tomorrow night as well, and toni

chris kenny, 200,603 votes. can settler senior, 200,603 votes. the certificate of ascertainment reveals that the duly elected chosen at electors for president and vice president of the united states are marla blunt-carter, john daniello, and marie mayor. to the time, i will turn electors to cast their votes for president and vice president according, again, to the laws and constitutions of the united states and the state of delaware. mr. daniello. >> good morning. serve as the to chairperson of the electoral delegation. to you all agree? >> yes. blunt-carter marla , and i volunteered to serve as secretary of this electoral delegation. do you agree? >> we agree? >>. >> madam secretary, the certificate of vote is before us. i am casting my vote for joseph b -- andand come along kamala harris. >> i am casting my vote for kamala d.iden and for harris. >> i am casting my vote for joseph r. biden and for kamala harris. >> we proceed to sign the certificate of vote. signask that each elector the duplicate originals of the certificate of vote also. >> th

minutes, the white house, the first year, which documents the ambitious plans and optimism of president kenny from his .nauguration to >> in 20 minutes, white house, which documents the ambitious plans his esident concerned from inauguration to the state-of-the-union address. the film shown daily at the ford museum and library. details the challenges facing a president picking power in the of the watergate scandal, and finally in 70 minutes or so, united states elects president truman. a short u.s. information service foreign audiences that tells truman's life story election the 1948 which the incumbent beat the republican eated thomas dewey. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] > at the beginning of the 20th century something happened to america. teddy roosevelt. he was an explosion fon dynamic, scene, exciting, colorful, inspiring. bursting with vitality he was a of action, a fighter, a leader of men, and under the of ideals, a man with

kpix's kenny choi has received hundreds of emails. and now, lawmakers are taking notice. >> reporter: from the criminal perspective, it's the perfect scenario, atms give out bills and cash is king in the under world and this is how they are stealing funds. and now, lawmakers are paying attention. >> it's absolutely unacceptable that we have a bank that is not responding to you or me or responding to the people they service. >> reporter: that was assemblyman king's first reaction when learning about the hacking of the edd debit cards from bank of america. >> $2,000 each. >> my mother lost $4,806. >> reporter: we heard from dozens of desperate californians who lost thousands, most stolen from atms miles from where they live. we learned that the debit cards do not have chips, making them more vulnerable to fraud. despite the red flags . >> how do i make two transactions in san diego and arizona within minute of each other? >> reporter: but the bank leaves the consumers holding the bag. >> i was mad. how you can tell me that i am not goin

james kenny, staten island university hospital emergency medicine.pfizer vaccine himself earlier this week. thanks for taking the time to talk to us. first off, having gotten the vaccine, you can help us understand what it's like for those americans that are waiting to take it themselves. did you have any problems with it? >> not at all. it was very honored to be the first staten islander to take the vaccine. took it monday afternoon. i feel great. this morning i ran three miles, did 40 pushups. the only thing i have is a little bit of soreness in the arm. after all, they did poke a piece of metal in there monday. otherwise, it's been very normal. i sleep on my side generally. i slept on that side without a problem. >> neil: you doctors have way too much energy, by the way. one of the things i found remarkable about this, it's going off without a hitch. the biggest thing, mother nature that might delay some shipments to states. what you can see, how do you see this procedure going and honoring the protocol to get health workers given doses first and

kenny choi, kpix5. >>> nationwide, daily case reports have tripled in the last month. saturday was the fourth consecutive single day record. in contra costa county, businesses have been finding creative ways to stay opened but starting today, the you door dining areas, hair and nail alsons and other business will be shut down. and business owners say that's pretty hard to handle. >> now they are saying we are going to prevent it. preventive could go on for months. i mean you are preventing businesses from doing business. so, i don't quite grasp that. >> it's scary because you know, here we go again. and this time i want to be ahead of the crowd. and make sure that we have to hunker down we have to hunker down. >> one county cracking down on gyms which has refused to follow health guidelines contra costa fined a pair of fitness 19 locations a total of $1,000 and diablo cross fit in pleasant hill has been fined $1750 so far. the latest fine was issued wednesday for $1,000. and despite that, the owner plans to stay opened. >> i know that the county feels these broad sweep

out and you felt mentally drained and the pressure that comes with playing international sport with kennyrutiny of the year under 110w cricket, scrutiny of the year under now with social media commentators, eve ryo ne now with social media commentators, everyone has an opinion these days. eventually it does get to you and i think probably even for five years ago really realised. dawid malan hits a peak at 33 and even in twe nty20 hits a peak at 33 and even in twenty20 it's all about timing. chase that success but not at any price. how to see more of those performances in the big bash this year. a campaign group called gymnasts for change has been launched with the aim of wiping out abuse in the sport. jennifer pinches, who represented britain in artistic gymnastics at the 2012 olympics, and former elite—level gymnast claire heafford set up the group to help those who have suffered. uk sport and sport england are carrying out a formal independent review into the sport following allegations earlier this year. the campaign group is aiming to empower athletes to make sure abuse ends. lots of

kenny choi is live in burlingame tonight with more.>> reporter: san mateo has been in a very different situation over the last couple of weeks, not issuing the preemptive stay-at- home order like most other bay area counties. now it's in a very different situation. it will have to comply as the state orders go into effect tomorrow night. county officials knew that the icu capacity number would drop, and now it has. hospitals are getting ready. two special freezers that could hold the pfizer covid vexing at nine this -94 are there, 88 search beds are available according to county officials. >> there really is a necessity for balancing as we look at this disease and the impacts of it. not on the health side only but on the poverty site. >> the doctor question the 15% i see remaining threshold that triggers regional shutdowns in a statement but also said he would support the governor's order when issued. for small businesses like preston's candies and ice cream, which has turned homemade peanut brittle for 74 years, three openings and closings this year are nothing new, but it hurts each

kenny choi is live at outside a nursing center in marin county, where a new group of healthcare workers are getting vaccinated today. >> reporter: residence here in this facility will have to wait a little bit longer to get those vaccines, the strategy is to inoculate the workers, at this facility, since they are exposed to the virus every day going in and out. today so many people talked about hope with this new vaccine as well as the difficulties over the last nine months. minutes before the first shot, a mix of emotions. >> excited and still nervous, though. >> my mom has had some heart issues going on so i have not been able to go home and rehearse so it is something that i really want to do. >> everybody was pretty much burned out and on fumes, and when we got our shipment yesterday, the entire room lit up and the wind in our sales is back. >> pulling out 0.3 which is the does we will be giving. >> reporter: more than 100,000 covid death nationwide are people living or working in long-term care facilities according to the kaiser family foundation. >> it is for our own good and for

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. >>> now that the pfizer vaccine has emergency use authorization, from the f da emma kenny choi shows us what to expect now with the rollout. >> reporter: for those living in long-term care facilities they will get vaccinated through a federal program that has chosen cvs and walgreens as the providers. as for the staff at those nursing homes, it is a different route with a local county health department coordinating that effort. when you walk through the doors at redwoods, a community of seniors, this machine automatically scans your for had to take an accurate temperature and then clears you to enter. >> we have done our best every day to hang in there and keep our residents safe which we would have been able to do so far, and when the vaccine comes and we get everybody vaccinated, that will give us such a comfort level. >> reporter: even though seven task -- staff members have tested positive dave reports there were among residents. more than 180 staff members will all 54 early vaccinations. >> to be delivered here and we went provide the shots to the team members. >> what is uncert

but as kenny choi reports, there's a big difference between what's happening in southern california and here in the bay area. >> reporter: travel from sfo airport compared to this time last year is down by about 80%. overall we are starting to see an uptick in travel across the country and that is one concern for health officials as they are starting to see what is happening in hospitals in southern california getting ready to go into crisis mode. the state of hospitals in the bay area is very different from what southern california is seeing right now. >> hospitals that are running out of staff, having to use rooms that the normally don't have to, and much longer than normal wait times. >> capacity has already dipped it zero in the san joaquin and san mateo regions. >> the very important critical difference shows between the north and the south. >> officials making please not to mix and mingle. >> i did not get together with my family this holiday, we did the zoom calls.>> i plan on doing the same thing, staying inside. >> the latest four-week projection di

>> kenny choi reports on another trend he uncovered.>> reporter: getting charged for dinner here at dumpling allie would not be of big deal unless you spent hours on phone trying to get your money back. that's what's happening to more than 150 people who contacted us about fraudulent charges on their edd bank of america debit cards. the dollar amount is much smaller but the frustration is just as great. >> martha noticed it right away, and unusual nifty three dollar charge from doordash.>> when i googled the zip code it said san francisco. >> but martha lives in southern california.>> at first i was like oh, dumplings. >> she also got a doordash charge from dumpling allie, both women say they expected a quick resolution to what seem like obvious fraud. but not so. >> i started calling at like 9:30 and i just put the phone down. >> amy says she waited almost 3 hours and martha was on hold for hours, too. >> what does that money mean to you? >> that's my internet and lunch for the whole week. >> and they are the lucky ones, as we've been reporting, edd cards are getting hacked for much more. >

let's get right to kenny who was there for the historic moment. >> that first vaccination happened this morning, five people in all as the initial 2,000 doses that arrived here at the hospital yesterday are now being given to hospital workers first. the first person to get the dose of the coronavirus vaccine was dr. gomez, a critical care doctor who has been seeing some of the sickest patients this year. four others including nurses, doctors and techs also got vaccines. worker who spend the most time with coronavirus patients are priority but each person to get a shot today was surprised to be among the first. >> i know there's a lot of excitement that the vaccine is available. people are asking questions, eager to know when they can get an opportunity to get the vaccine. >> this is hope but we don't even have enough doses to cover all of our health care professionals. so, we have to make sure our frontline health care workers taken care of first and that's a process. >> hospital officials say that starting tomorrow the plan is to start vaccinating 100 people a day. there are six thousa

kenny moore with an amaze go interception. so nice we show it twice. one hand extension. it was all in the second half. raiders down 17 and it gets worse. cars pass, bounces off the receiver's hands. and 50 yards the other way. the raiders lose. they're 7-6 overall. the 6-0 san hose state spartans for the first time since 2012. they're going to host boise state and the mountain west championship game at their new home in las vegas. 1:15 kickoff saturday. they will play a bowl game. those details will be released at a later date. the san francisco cardinals, they ended saturday at ucla. the cardinals have not practiced or played at home for a month because of the santa clara restrictions. and cal's game has been cancel dude to covid issues for both teams. usf at cal. cal got within one late. shabazz, up 4. here's matt bradley. dribble drive. to andre kelly. the layup. down just 1. it is crunch time. here's bradley, usf will double him. get rid of the ball. the clock is running down. the buzzer, it's good. and cal wins it. 72-70. that was the only shot he made. and it was t

will make her and kenny has a long and rich history with them bikes, as we can tell by the mountain bike museum. and tonight, history could be made once more. tonight the marin municipal water district is deciding if electric mountain bikes will be allowed on their watershed fire routes. >> if this is approved, it is a three-year program and will allow you bikes and fire roads, the same routes that are allowed by traditional bicycles and they will be subject to the same regulations. >> speed limits are 50 miles per hour, five miles per hour when passing hikers and horses. the general manager of mike's bikes in san rafael inks it is a good idea.>> i think it is a good next step for trail access . >> e bikes are not cheap, they start around seven to $8000, topline ultralight models cost nearly 15,000. that creates a whole new dynamic.>> a lot of the ebay crowd is on the older side. so you would have all the fun in the world on the spike, i would, too. >> these bikes are class one and there is no throttle but you still have the pedal. the electric motor only assists your efforts. but some a

kpix 5's kenny choi was there as it all went down , he's at zuckerberg general hospital for us tonight. >> this is one of the first steps in conquering this deadly disease. each person that got inoculated today with one of the 2000 doses that was sent to this hospital on monday relayed a message of hope but emphasized there's a long road ahead. with this shot in the arm dr. antonio gomez became the first person in the bay area to get the pfizer's covid eckstein. gomez is a critical care doctor that has seen some of the sickest covid patients at this hospital. >> it hope that now there is another way we can get control of the outbreak.>> clinical trials and fda data showed the two doses of the pfizer vaccine reduce the chances of infection by 95%. >> we also do not know at this time whether the vaccine keeps people from transmitting the virus. >> what is certain is a limited supply until mid-to-late next year where the general public will have access to the vaccine. in san francisco the 12,000+ initial doses translate to less than one half a percent of the city's population vaccinated.

kenny reedhe eu -- can you reed the eu tea leaves?t is genuinely the case at it is impossible to say. in the streets behind me, you can see bastad since motorcade preparing to leave the -- the motorcade of boris johnson. we last heard that we could not even be sure if therea would b joint statement afterward. if they wou come together and say something about the possibility of talks going on. everything would depend on the mood inside that dinner. only the people gather around that table know w it went. the only thing that we know for surefter years of telling people that time would run out, time is really running out now. in the months, years making, this crisis. there are only days and weeks left to resolve it. tonight would behe chemical -- tonight would be the pivotal moment to resolve . we will know how it went shortly. katty: how important is it to the european unionhat the u.k. leaves the group with some thnd of deal o table? kevin: it is what the european union wants. key members of the european union have very successful trad

kenny choi is at sso for us today. >> reporter: travel at the airports are down about 80% compared to last year at this time. health officials are continuing to urge people to avoid nonessential travel. traveling days after christmas right before the start of the new year has officials making pleas for only essential travel. >> the urge for many californians to try travel in do so in ways that are not covid safely to some transmission. >> i will stay with my close circle and stay as safe as possible. >> the transportation security agency said they screened 1.28 million people this christmas weekend. lines stretched as people have been waiting at testing sites across the bay area this week. >> people are trying to be a little more conscious of where they are going, and want to make sure they are not spreading the disease more. >> it is one new year's eve. i know it's been a hard year but the vaccine is on the way. we need to gather by zoom, by phone, whatever social media we use. >> top health officials say mst hospitals are stretched but the department of health has not heard of any r

they say they aren't going anywhere until they have assurances that the property will stay in the kenny's name a tough situation, a tense situation in north portland. shep. >> jay, thank you. >>> police officers rescue a little girl stuck in an unlikely place, and a quiet neighborhood rocked by a sudden blast on this cnbc trip coast to coast new york, a house explosion caught on camera it happened last night near rochester. this doorbell camera captured the moment the neighbor's house blew up. firefighters say nobody was home at the time, but the blast set two nearby houses on fire. florida. this robot making the rounds at key west international airport it's the latest tool in the fight against covid. airport workers say the robot disinfects the air and the surfaces with a high intensity uv light it moves around the airport all on its own and gets the job done in about two and a half hours. new jersey a little girl finds herself in a jam. the 4-year-old stuck in her doll's stroller. mom can't get her out so she calls police officers snap the plastic to get the child out. >> thank you so m

senator kenny, excuse me, senator kenny, senator blackburn, who else? lindsey graham. he told our manu raju that trump has a very, very narrow path. i mean, come on, people. really? yeah. >> and listen. >> it's a lack of -- it's -- i was going to say, dana, you know, it's a lack of leadership. back in the old days, when i was there, you know, if people started acting crazy. you know, we would get to them and say just knock it off. i mean, you can have your say. but just forget it. and now, there's just -- there's not the leaders down there. although, i was looking on my phone here, because this guy from michigan, paul mitchell, republican. >> yeah. >> he's -- he's now saying he ain't a republican anymore. he's now an independent, and doesn't want to work with him. i mean, that guy deserves -- paul mitchell. that guy deserves -- deserves credit for having the guts to stand up. >> he's retiring. >> oh, i thought he was still in the house. >> he's retiring. >> it's your old friend, fred upton, also from michigan. adam kinsinger from illinois. and, i don't know, that's abo

yo y la vasta mayorÍa de los mÉdicos en este paÍs predecimos que es probable kenny se -- que en estae sonreÍr despuÉs de tantas conexiones que hemos hecho para hablar de temas tristes, esto es motivo para sonreÍr. gracias. la cantante gloria estefan acaba de revelar que tuvo covid-19 el mes pasado. dijo que quizÁs se contagiÓ en un restaurante cuando alguien se acercÓ por detrÁs a decirle cosas bonitas sin mascarilla. perdiÓ el sentido del olfato, pero ahora es negativa en el virus. carolina: afortunadamente. el debate ha comenzado en estados unidos. por una parte los que han dicho que desean vacunarse y por otro los que no confÍan en la vacuna y muchas compaÑÍas estÁn esperando saber cuáles serÁn los protocolos para sus empleados que estÉn trabajando desde casa. algunos se preguntan si serÁ un requisito obligatorio para volver al trabajo en persona. borja: hoy en nuestras plataformas tributa por lo siguiente: ¿crees que deberÍan las compaÑÍas exigir a sus empleados ponerse la vacuna contra el covid-19? nos dicen "obvio porque a pesar de que no somos niÑos chiquitos para que nos llev

derek carr tried to take it right back kenny more goes and makes a one-handed pass and derek carr can'tbelieve it. the raiders were allowed over 200 yards rushing. it's a big reason why. jonathan taylor with 62 yards, 27-17 colts. 27-fourth-quarter taylor with another short touchdown. 34-20 colts. the raiders lose me, 34-27, 7-6 on the season. >> when you lose a game like that, it breaks your heart. when you need a when you win against a team like that, it really rips your heart out. >> college football stamford announcing they opted not to play in of bowl game. they've been on the road since december 1 when they were forced out of santa clara county. they will finish the season on saturday in ucla. san jose state is ranked in the ap top 25 for the first time in 25 years. 6-0, as the spartans enter this week's a people, i'm sorry, in eight years. san jose state will host boise state in vegas on saturday in the first ever mountain west championship game appearance. college hoops, cal playing host to todd golden and that end of the first half, from beyond half court, nothing but net, a ga

one of which was kenny bunk port, maine. it was really my dad's presidential retreat, but laura and i would go up there on occasion. and when we went it was all family, which was incredibly important part of our presidency. i think -- i don't remember -- i think we entertained sar cosy there and putin. i'll never forget dad said to putin, do you want to go on a boat ride? he had this boat with three, 300 horsepower engines and putin is kind of a macho dude at this point, yeah, i'd like to go, he said in russian, of course. but he had this interpreter who was kind of a strange little guy who was nervous. anyway, dad gets out in the ocean and opens that thing up. and putin of course was just in heaven and the interpreter thought he was going to die. so walkers point was an important part of getting out of the bubble. but not nearly as important as crawford and camp david. crawford is a place laura and i love. it's a place that we went to in august, which made it kind of uncomfortable for a lot of the people on our staff from t

kenny choi joins us now live for marin general on how those vaccines will be distributed in the bay area.>> reporter: millions of those doses will be distributed and divided among the 50 states. that could start as early as next week or thousands of doses will be given out to hospitals like this one in the bay area. the bottom line is, that availability is still months away for the general public. the coast guard base in alameda is one of 13 federal sites chosen to receive the first shipments of the covid vaccine for the department of defense. the federal government will coordinate distribution with each state and county receiving doses on a per capita basis. >> we are recommending everyone take the vaccine when it becomes available. protect yourselves, your families, your shipmates, wingmen, battle buddies and communities. >> staff at long-term care facilities are among the first to get priority along with cdc guidance. so are nurses at acute-care facilities like hospitals. >> likely i will take it. i work in more than one institution at the clinical healthcare setting so probably, yes.

wilson walker is live at the kenny fairgrounds. and hospitals are now in crisis mode.>> reporter: i think they really have been for the last week or two, we've been showing you those numbers really pushing capacity. here we are ahead of a holiday, please for people not to travel and gather, it sounds familiar, right? today health officials drew a straight line between the crisis in hospitals and the behavior that came around the thanksgiving holiday. the message is pretty clear that the county cannot afford a surge on top of a surge. >> it has taken all of our collective might to try to calm things down. but if we have a surge on top of the search, we will definitely break.>> with a detectable air of desperation, santa clara county health officials made the very same plea you would remember from just before thanksgiving. >> do not have gatherings and do not travel. >> cases were already rising sharply before the holiday and the explosion that has followed continues to push hospitals to the limit. >> on the other side of that line,