this year side our kron four's maureen kelly talked to people in san francisco today who told maureen they are more than ready to say goodbye to 2020. >>we're just hours away from ringing in 2021 those people i talked to say they are more than glad to say good riddance to 2020. >>i feel great i i can't get out here still are now and just want to. >>this year has meant a lot for a lot of people really lot of bad things but i hope that next year is going to be a lot more positive we want to get off computer school. >>we hopefully everybody gets a we get a vaccine going. and we couldn't have a happy and healthy year, but you know i it's been great to spend so much time with inside would never take >>i want to see a whole face. want to see smiles. i think. >>we're going to new government. and i think that's good. and i think that people are hopefully. within a become positive thinkers again and we can move forward. >>users i think the more of this year and hopefully something can carry with me into next year and years to come to do as much i can with my spare time to help people who have

maureen kelly kron 4 news.>still to come there are now several new confirmed cases of that new covid straining california will bring you up to speed on the state's response. as cases surge. and the crucial senate runoff elections in georgia less than a day away everything you need to know before that vote plus possible legal action against president trump following his call to georgia's secretary of state. how that situation could impact tomorrow's vote in georgia. >>tonight president relentless efforts to overturn the results of the election he lost continue. >>they do that includes saturday's hour long phone conversation he had with georgia's chief election official. our catherine heenan of inside bay area politics is here now with the latest on this catherine. >>well of the president grant and vicki has 16 days left in office. clearly he is not going quietly today some are comparing that weekend phone call with georgia's secretary of state to watergate the president demanding the official find him enough vot

reporting from san francisco and maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>thank you maureen and getting some breaking news just in police in san francisco are investigating a deadly hit and run it happened around 4 o'clock this afternoon at second and mission. police say they showed up and 2 pedestrians have been hit one woman died from her injuries. second person has been taken to the hospital in critical condition. officers say the driver got out and took off leaving the car at the scene. they say after a short chase, the man was arrested. police say traffic will be impacted in that area for several hours muni is also being rerouted we'll bring you more info as soon as it comes in to the kron 4 news are. >>coming up on kron 4 news at 5 we're going to go live to las vegas will see their version of a pandemic here new year's celebration. >>anl so sad the end of an era as that. so popular cliff house in the city closes its doors for the final time. >>also the national guard now being called into california to help with overwhelmed hospitals where they are

joining me now, maureen maloney and her son was killed by illegal immigrant ten years ago, more reign biden also wants to give amnesty to 11 million illegals and end deportation my guess for everyone for 100 days. who cares about covid. what message does that send to law-abiding americans and illegal immigrants across the country? >> you know, it is a slap in the face and we are a country of rules and laws and laws have to be abided by. so amnesty to illegal aliens, which we really don't know, 11 million but close to 20 million here in the country. and you are rewarding them for breaking the law. you are sending the message to other foreigners our borders are open. if you come here, we will reward you for breaking the law. >> laura: now, it is really shocking, is it not, maureen, you have thousands upon thousands of hondurans and others from central america and elsewhere who know that joe biden is going to give them all these benefits and congress will probably give them free health care and obviously, an education and snack benefits and so forth, but it is amazing how word travels pr

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>this still to come as parents tell their kids with distance learning many are also force it but their >>as a new school semester begins remote learning is not just affecting the with thousands of kids across the country attending school online. many moms are staying home with those children in the past 2 decades get this the employment rate for women has only dropped below 57% 3 times and all 3 of those times were in 2020. one mom we talked to says she had to close her business to take care of the kids she admits. it hasn't been easy. >>when things break down it's always in most cases. the mom who says well okay all take the sacrifice will take time off of work or leave my job there's the bright spots of the gaps quality time together but it's we're ready for this to be over that's for sure. >>course one of the biggest factors in getting kids back into schools. is vaccinating teachers staff and eventually students. >>still ahead a drug used >>tonight as we have come to learn covid c

those retail stores will be able to open up from 20% to 25% capacity, reporting in burlingame i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>while many of us are excited about the stay at home order being lifted a bay area congressman is speaking out against the move kron four's noelle bellow talk to representative ro khanna earlier today. but i think we have to be careful there for a lifting orders prematurely i mean there's only 23% capacity in the bay area with the icu is in parts of southern california. there's 0% capacity you still don't have the pandemic anywhere close debt under control the vaccination rollout of the has not been something to be proud so i would urge that we be more cautious and put public health first and foremost a anything out i trust that experts are looking at this, but my hope is that we're always going to put public health first. >>are you saying that the lifting of the stay at home order is too soon you feel. >>i think it may i mean i it is certainly statewide i mean i've heard that from a number of constituents are concerned or whether we do this exacerbate the situatio

all right, maureen naylor reporting live for us this afternoon, maureen. the way it also cause major damage across the bay area overnight and throughout the day today from down trees and power lines to small fires, and also tens of thousands of people left without power crews have been very busy throughout the day, cleaning up the damage that was caused some areas like mount diablo saw winds up to 80 mph ktvu meteorologists mark tamayo joining us now with a look at how strong those winds were and the current conditions. marco, we started to see those winds taper off. but all yeah. hi there, alex. in some areas yes, we are starting to see those winds back off on that trend will continue as we head into the evening hours. but there is still a bit of a breeze out there. if you think about it, this this whole event start came in in two phases. first one moved in yesterday. but the strongest phase in terms of the wind moved in last night early this morning. red flag fire warnings posted, as you can see for a southern california as becoming closer. the bay area

a road they expect their company will contynue to travel past the eventual end of this pandemic maureen kelly kron 4 news in southern california, the los angeles city council has moved to ramp up enforcement of requirements that people wear masks to reduce the spread of the covid virus. >>the council approved a motion instructing certain city departments to prioritize issuing citations the council also requested the city attorney ernie draft an ordinance that would set penalties for those refusing to wear a mask inside a public place or while invading someone else's personal space. all right we're getting closer to the weekend. so let's check on the 4 zone forecast down the calendar says january lawrence, but it sure doesn't look like it out feel more like april as we've had some temperatures today even some record level. >>as we saw highs up in the 60's even a few 70's out there today beautiful evening around the bay area of got mostly clear skies. the exception of that right on the coastline, seeing some of the patchy fog move in up toward the beach but beautiful out there this evenin

were not able to answer that question just yet saying we'll have to see who he's running against maureen kelly. kron 4 news. >>former first lady michelle obama says while she was a late add to hear of reverend raphael warnock's georgia senate runoff election victory. >>her heart has. it just fell after seeing the site of the gang lying on the same stage of the u.s. capitol, the former first lady releasing a statement saying the day was a fulfillment of the wishes of an infant island unpatriotic president who can't handle the truth of his own failures and the wreckage lays at the feet of a party and media apparatus that gleefully cheered him on knowing full well, the possibility of consequences like these. former president barack obama also released a statement calling the violent axe a moment of great dishonor and shame. all right switching gears says we take a step back take a breath and get a check on our 4 zone forecast, you know somebody we haven't heard from in a have a job. >>yeah, hey guys healthy body kind of nice to talk about the weather on a day like today and certainly out th

plus the new evidence peterson's lawyer says he plans to bring forward maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>all right weather time as we get a check on the 4 zone forecast kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with us now to talk about rain. yeah here we go we're getting back to when tahernia boys shoe we could sure use it looks like these going to start to get story maybe as early as tonight. i think after midnight tonight. that's when we could start talk about the rain drops right around 2 o'clock in the morning in the than kind of spreading the south out there today. we notice those clouds moving in late today and certainly cooling down in parts the bay area. here's our exclusive kron 4 mount tam cam looking back out over the bay and that a beautiful shot some low clouds and fog moving in and the high clouds up above an all for long we're going to talk about some rain what a change today we saw in some parts of the bay area with the temperatures it was 40 degrees cooler in half moon bay 11 degrees cooler in san francisco, especially along the coastal areas and just inside the

plus the new evidence peterson's lawyer says he plans to bring forward maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>time for sports. >>and on this friday, the workers looking to keep the good times rolling tonight against the new york knicks, the dubs dominated the spurs last night on both ends of the floor, one 2199. the final the team don their special edition oakland forever. jerseys last night paying homage to the city they called home for nearly 50 years you kind of see steph was wearing there now curry did lead the way with 26 points 11 boards. but it was great to see james wiseman bounce back you just saw that little dock there. he had a rough showing against the lakers, he chipped in a career-high 20 last night, head coach steve kerr called the warriors best win of the season, strong words from him kerr says will need to come out the same way against the knicks tonight, new head coach tom thibodeau is turning the team around there, 70 on the season and they've surprise some folks. >>it's a typical tibbs team they're and keeping themselves in games. night in and night out they've got some

were not able to answer that question just yet saying we'll have to see who he's running against maureen kelly. kron 4 news. >>coming up in sports in old friend to for a short period of time was the talk of the sports world. coming back the warriors in >>before california's budget process formally began state lawmakers and the governor are already just how much covid relief should be given to small businesses as our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala reports for us tonight state leaders from both sides of the aisle recognize that they have been through so much during the pandemic. >>the debate on california state budget in how much of it should go toward economic relief has already begun before the legislature reports for duty there needs to be a more robust capital investment to keep our economy going republican state senator and rinse porsche's rolled out a relief package proposing to invest 2.6 billion dollars in grants for small businesses and nonprofits impacted by covid-19 with a maximum of $75,000 program that's more than double what the governor proposed earlier this week is o

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>the city of alameda has developed a program to try to address to pressing needs during the pandemic keep unsheltered and foods in secure residential fed. and keep local restaurants operational kron 4 sleep should all reports. >>starting inauguration day for city of alameda will launch a new program called feed alameda. one day per week the city will fund a mom and pop restaurant. >>to prepare 19 meals priced at $25 each a pandemic and as we say we're all in this together but it has certainly some people much more severely than others 38 restaurants have already applied and 10 will be randomly chosen to be great. i mean that would be not only help their restaurant. >>as a business, but it. >>allow. >>our workers to do something to come in to make some hours mayor marilyn ezzy ashcraft says the meals will go to shelter residents, homeless people removed from the streets and placed in fema trailers during the pandemic and women and children in shelters, this means food insecure familie

. >> laura: now, it is really shocking, is it not, maureen, you have thousands upon thousands of honduransfrom central america and elsewhere who know that joe biden is going to give them all these benefits and congress will probably give them free health care and obviously, an education and snack benefits and so forth, but it is amazing how word travels pretty fast. caravans start and the police are overwhelmed. yet we have this amazing fortification around the capitol building and all of washington is locked down. apparently, no appetite to actually protect the rest of the country. >> and after the inauguration, they should take all those national guards put them down on the southern border and protect americans. we went don't hold your breath on that. here is biden dhs nominee said about the migrant caravan and heading to the southern border. >> people present themselves at the border, we apply the laws of the nation to determine whether they qualify for relief under our humanitarian laws or whether they don't. >> laura: well, maureen, we have seen how this works in past administration a

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>meantime, a rich canadian couple are only facing a fine after authorities say they posed as attempt motel employees in order to cut in line for a vaccine. a mogul and his actor wife reportedly flew there, private jet to a very small indian reservation in northern canada in yukon the area is home to only about a 100 people. many of whom are elderly the government sent a team up there to the remote area to give shots to the locals by the time authorities found out that the couple had snuck into the clinic they had already gotten their shots and flown back to vancouver. they are only facing about $900 fines each husband though was forced to resign from his job. after the news broke. >>several regional parks in the east bay are now back open the east bay regional park district reopen them this morning, the parts were originally scheduled to stay closed until tomorrow morning because of the stormy weather possible damage. cleanup, however, reopen locations include anthony chabot regional

those retail stores will be able to open up from 20% to 25% capacity, reporting in burlingame i'm maureenkron 4 news well we should let you know if you're traveling to southern california. the southbound and northbound lanes of interstate 5 have close once again today this is because of heavy snow of course as the grapevine this is a live look from a caltrans camera and look back. >>so little difficult to see but traffic is being diverted you can see the emergency lights flashing there and this is all because of the snow no word on when it will reopen the after driving down there you're going to take highway one o one down through santa barbara it's a longer way but at least you won't be stopped getting through. let's check in with the chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with mark yes to funny at all the way down there then you've got to turn around that cut back. >>another on the roads get over to one oh one to the whole state being affected now by all the rain the stormy weather. the snow. >>we've got a much bigger storm on the way you can see right here right now breaking up a little b

i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>city of santa clara officials they've been reminding people again not to set off a legal fireworks tonight. there's often as in many communities, an uptick in 911 calls related to fireworks on holidays like this one like new year's eve also the 4th of july. the santa clara police and fire departments they've been doing what they can and they preventive roving patrols out there, anybody caught setting off illegal fireworks could face fines and criminal prosecutions. >>happening now siege peas maximum enforcement period has officially started this is a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the enforcement period officially started at the top of the hour and even though this new year's eve. we'll certainly look different in many ways the chp says still committed to keeping people safe on the roads over the holiday weekend officers, we'll be out and they will be beefed up in terms of how many patrol officers will be out there they are looking specifically for impaired drivers. pe

maureen kelly kron 4 news.till ahead a south bay hospital accused of giving out covid vaccine shots to people who are not yet eligible to who are not yet eligible to receive it well next an ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage and clear skin in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections, including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you hav

maureen kelly kron 4 news.s getting more of the second round of relief payments to bank accounts after at least 20 million americans were impacted by an administrative issue when filing their taxes. some who filed their taxes online have their payments actually go to a temporary bank account established by the online tax preparer which is no longer active now by law the financial institution must return those payments. you don't have to do anything to receive your money. uber and lyft drivers are taking legal action to try and overturn prop 22 the ballot initiative made them independent contractors. instead of employees. they claim it is unconstitutional. paul opponents say it limits the power of the legislature to grant workers the right to organize and excludes them from being eligible for workers compensation. the measure was approved in november by 58% of voters out there. it was the most expensive ballot measure in state history with uber lyft and other services spending over 200 million dollars in support

maureen kelly kron 4 news coming up the state issues new guidelines for the coronavirus vaccine. what this means for you. >>plus how many of those vaccines have been distributed throughout california coming up next we'll take a closer look county by county. i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow so much for winter we have some spring-like weather coming our way. >>how warm it will get your neighborhood we'll talk about it coming up next. >>a california significantly expanded the number of people able to get the covid vaccine, new guidelines say that it can now be administered to people, 65 and older if the county or the provider makes it available. the state is also set to launch a new system to notify californians when they are eligible. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more. >>health leaders wednesday added an estimated 6.6 million people to the list of those eligible now for the covid-19 vaccine, seniors, 65 and up are able to get a dose as demand for the vaccine declines among healthcare workers. governor gavin, newsome announced the update in a video on twitter takin

area supporters were there in dc during wednesday's chaos at the nation's capital our kron four's maureen kelly she spoke to one former bay area resident, an ex. >>oakland police officer who defends taking part in that protest. but he does say that he wishes he did more to try and stop the attack on the capitol building. the building second round there's and there's no reason to vandalize it drew snider says the march on the capitol building was supposed to be peaceful instead of devolving into a siege, what was the intent. >>to let congress know that we're there to protest an election that was stolen from us in a lot of people say that we interrupted you know democratic process but it's all based on a fraudulent election. you know it to us we're where we're interrupting him what appeared to be treason and tyranny. >>the place to claim popular with some conservative media outlets that members of antifa we're involved in the break-in although friday the fbi says there is no indication of antifa involvement. >>that snyder acknowledges that trump supporters did go inside. although he says he

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>a covid vaccination site could soon be opening at the oakland coliseum the oakland a's are currently in talks with state and local health officials. alameda county says it hopes to launch a drive-thru vaccination in the coliseum parking lot. the oakland alameda county coliseum authority is expected to vote on establishing the vaccine site during its meeting on friday friday morning, the city of mill valley is asking governor newsom for permission to reopen outdoor dining the city council approved 2 letters asking the governor and county health officials to exempt outdoor dining from the covid restrictions in those letters they stress that local restaurants and their employees are struggling to survive the letters also asked the state to provide evidence that there is a risk associated with outdoor dining. >>tides of the year known as the king tides have returned to the bay area. here's some video from pacifica just this morning. these tides usually cause minor flooding, san francisc

maureen kelly kron 4 news. coming up next.ext feeding the most vulnerable east bay residents, how the city of alameda is working to try to ease food insecurity while supporting local businesses and a vaccine you may have already gotten could help protect against coronavirus we'll talk to a local the bay area doctor about how the mumps vaccine could be making a difference. plus the house of representatives set to vote on impeachme we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come.

thank you maureen. >>oakland representative barbara lee is congratulating the new president and vice president with a video message let's take a listen. >>congratulations to president biden and vice president kamala harris, a daughter oakland raised in berkeley, the east bay is in the white house today. >>she also tweeted a picture of herself writing this on this historic day. i'm wearing congresswoman shirley chisholm's pearls given to me by her goddaughter who said that her godmother would not want it any other way because of shirley chisholm i am and because of shirley chisholm vice president harris is and you may remember the chisholm is the first black woman elected to the united states congress and before we get word dc reporter to let us know what's happening in washington, let's check in really quickly now with mabrisa rodriguez. she says some rain is on the way we want to get some more details yeah that's right first in honor of kamala harris shattering today's glass ceiling starting out in ber

marin naylor live for us tonight, maureen. thank you, the state department of public health says just over 783. 1000 doses of coronavirus vaccine have now been administered here in california. that's out of nearly three million doses that have been shipped to local health departments. governor newsome has said he expects the state will administer one million more doses. by the end of this week, the state plans to turn to pharmacists and dentists as well as the national guard to help meet that goal. city and public health leaders in san francisco are starting to offer details on how the vaccination rollout will work there. ktvu christien kafton tells us the plan for most will mean getting their vaccination through their regular health care provider. the nation and the bay area celebrated the creation of the various vaccines. but the overwhelming majority of people are still wondering when and how they'll get their dose. now san francisco's head of public , saying vaccine is arriving in san francisco and most people will be gett

maureen kelly kron 4 news.nd that has been arrested on suspicion of murder in connection to that deadly bay bridge crash that happened over the weekend. the chp says 20 year-old holmes is a horror of stockton led officers on a chase. he's on his dirt bike. they say on the bay bridge sunday, ultimately crashing the bike and killing his passenger. who's now been identified as 20 year-old christopher lee from texas chp says during the chase. so we're trying to jump over a median wall to get away. but crashed causing lead the ejected onto the bridge where a pickup truck hit him, killing him. >>destructive winds swept through the bay area's video of highway 17 in san jose tree limbs and branches heene branch could be seen as you can see they're hanging on to the power lines. this is a live picture right now of the bay bridge toll plaza lot calmer, but you can still see the flags waving flags are going pretty good certainly things have calmed down a bit but not entirely chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>is here

>>maureen kelly kron 4 news., the master tenant of the ghost ship warehouse avoided a second trial by accepting a plea deal from prosecutors and attorneys representing some of the families tells or kron four's haaziq madyun that this plea deal deprives her there last chance of justice for their loved ones. >>the families are very upset that. he is getting off they feel. >>too easy. their ago be the has accepted a plea deal but the 36 lives lost in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire. the city of oakland, this means there will be no re trial after prosecutors failed to get a conviction back in 2019 with the first trial ended in a hung jury he will never spend any more time. i'm bars. a team area alexander represents 11 families of the season's families listen to. >>the hearing was plead guilty to each name. each of the 36. it was very emotional back on december second 2016 36 party, goers attending it illegal music event died when a fast-moving fire erupted and trapped inside the burning building out made of the

supervisors is requiring a detail vaccine plan from all of its health care providers kron four's maureenly tells us the lawmakers hope the data will help them address gaps in the roll out before they occur. >>santa clara county is the hardest hit here in the bay area by coronavirus and they have approximately 2 million people they need to vaccinate not just once but twice, but there are lot of moving parts involved in getting not one but 2 doses of the shots in a lot of arms starting with many different tiers of who should be getting the shots first and then you add on the federal state and county health agencies. >>who are helping with this roll out plus the private health care providers, including kaiser and sutter whose patients represent about 1 million people supervisors, joseph medium and cindy chavez say they need to know what everyone is planning to do to get their residents vaccinated so they can address the gaps in the network head on we can't afford to lose a month. >>we can't afford to lose a week we can't afford to lose even a day. given the toll that the virus is taking on

maureen kelly kron 4 news dentist here in california have been given the green light to administer the covid-19 vaccine. >>the department of consumer affairs approved a public emergency waiver to allow the state's 36,000 dennis to administer the vaccine to people ages, 16 and older. the state's dental association says this will most likely happen in hospitals clinics and vaccination site so far california has received just under 1.3 million vaccine doses but only 35% of those doses have been administered. governor newsome acknowledged today that is not good enough, and is pledging new funding and efforts aimed at ramping up the rollout. >>business owners have until the end of the week to apply for grants through the state's small business covid-19 relief program. there's 500 million dollars in grant money available to small businesses and nonprofits affected by the pandemic the grants will range from $5,000 up to 25,000 but some small business owners say they feel like that is simply not enough help a small group gathered outside san francisco city hall today to protest the continued s

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>still ahead on kron 4 news tonight at 6 we'll tell you when doctor fauci says children could start getting the coronavirus vaccine plus stimulus standoff, the white house wants to make a deal with both sides of the aisle, the democrats may push pandemic really forward without republican help and we'll take a live look at driving conditions in the sierra look at plus >>children can start getting the vaccine as soon as late spring or early summer that's according to doctor anthony fauci he says clinical studies for younger children will begin in the quote next couple of months. the results could influence the debate over how to safely reopen public schools, the pfizer and moderna vaccines currently given to healthcare workers nursing home residents and older americans. we're not tested on younger children. president biden has set a goal of reopening most schools in his first 100 days in office or near the end of april meanwhile, the biden administration wants congress to pass its covi

they were kron four's maureen kelly spoke to one former bay area resident and x oakland police officerho's defending taking part in the protests but. says he wishes he did more to try to stop the attack on the capitol building. the capitol building sacred ground. there's and there's no reason to vandalize it drew snider says the march on the capitol building was supposed to be peaceful instead of devolving into a siege, what was the intent. >>to let congress know that we're there to protest an election that was stolen from us in a lot of people say that we interrupted you know democratic process, but it's all based on a fraudulent election. you know it to us we're where we're interrupting what appeared to be treason and tyranny. >>he repeated a claim popular with some conservative media outlets that anti fall was behind the break in an allegation that has not been proven. but he acknowledges that trump supporters did go inside although he says. >>he didn't follow people that did go in there, i believe we're trump supporters like ashli babbitt who was shot. i think she just felt her ser

a road they expect their company will continue to travel past the eventual end of this pandemic maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>straight here from president elect joe biden about his covid-19 plan once he takes office. >>plus fire protection could be compromised in oakland, what we know tonight about proposed budget cuts to the fire department. >>but first the latest developments in the deadly go ship warehouse fire in oakland ♪ ♪ are you ready to join the duers? those who du more with less asthma. thanks to dupixent. the add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. dupixent isn't for sudden breathing problems. it can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as 2 weeks and help prevent severe asthma attacks. it's not a steroid but can help reduce or eliminate oral steroids. dupixent can cause serious allergic reactions including anaphylaxis. get help right away if you have rash, shortness of breath, chest pain, tingling or numbness in your limbs. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection and don't change or stop your asthma treatments, including

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>coming up how many vaccine doses president biden plans to deliver by the end of the summer due to a vaccine shortage, the first steps the u.s. senate is taking toward president trump's second impeachment trial. and the local arrest, what we're learning about a man in the bayview did during the u.s. capitol riots earlier this month. >>and the storm of the season could bring some flash flooding to the people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. wait up, wait up... papa john'

maureen kelly kron 4 news.till ahead the california employment development department paid out over 11 billion dollars in fraudulent claims how the state says this happened and what it's doing to prevent any more damage. and we're tracking winter weather across the bay area you're looking at the richmond sandra fell bridge on the left be sure to stick with kron 4 will be >>welcome back we're tracking heavy rain in and around the bay area tonight, you're looking at the latest conditions here on your screen lots of green all over except a little bit of a little bit of a peek of a non rain over in san jose coming up in a few minutes, we'll get a full report from our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. tonight state lawmakers have the california employment development department under a microscope after the agency paid out billions in fraudulent claims this as many californians with legitimate claims are still waiting on their money. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains where the situation stands now. >>

hey maureen. >>i just seen it that's right as you might imagine the reaction from voters here was split party lines. >>now those people who supported joe biden in the 2020 election. feel like it is important that the current president be impeached because of last week's. >>the riot at the capitol. >>those who voted for donald trump or at least his supporters say believe this is a waste of time take a listen. >>i think it's important to do that that's not like maybe 8 days to go. it's just the principle. this is a lesson learned and everybody should be under the and i think it's important the next generation to learn. there but responsible what they say, and this is action and it's it's relief fund them and that i think joe biden warren that's a fact. >>as americans we need to come together and agree as to the facts agree us to war in the water. and move forward. if we don't do that we will not move forward as a society. this great american experiment will come to an end. >>to be quite honest with

maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> recent polls show more americans say they would get the vaccine. kaiser family foundation poll in mid-december found 71% of americans would get the shot. that's up from 63% in september. a pew research poll saw 60% would take the vaccine. it was just 50% in september. >>> still ahead, it was supposed to be a grammy awards show like no other, but today organizers changed their mind about the show scheduled for the end of the month. >>> mark plus a new requirement for airbnb rentals in california. what guests have to explain before they can book a listing, because of the state's stay at home orders. there are a lot of things in life we want but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again. enrollment ends january 31st. even if you've looked before, you should look again. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enrol

maureen kelly kron 4 news and our coverage of the atmospheric river continues now on kron 4 dot com there you can find the inner active evacuation map get the latest weather alerts and a list of road closures and preparedness tips. >>another big story we're following right now in the biden administration's first coronavirus briefing the new head of the cdc. give a grade forecast for the coming weeks rochelle walensky says the agency's latest projection predicts united states will have between 479 and 514,000 deaths by february 20th. united states leads the world was 25.4 million cases and right now more than 425,000 deaths oakland international is the first airport in the nation to sell covid test kids out of vending machines forcefully to go explains the additional testing option for travelers. >>the centers for disease control and prevention says if you plan to travel internationally. you will need to get tested for covid-19 no more than 3 days before flying into the u.s. and provide proof of a negative result for recovery from an infection. >>for those traveling out of oakland internat

maureen kelly kron 4 news.e sure to download the kron 4 app to get the very latest updates on the storm including a live radar to track the rain in your neighborhood as well as breaking news on an evacuation orders for your area. >>well tonight just as president by his announcing sweeping changes to the nation's response to climate change california lawmakers are proposing a mandate on the largest corporations doing business in the state requiring them to report their carbon emissions our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the proposal that would be the first of its kind in the country. >>we're in race against the clock. when it comes to climate change state senator scott wiener unveiling a proposal to require california's biggest businesses to publicly report their carbon emissions the bill sb 2.60 would require publicly traded and privately held domestic corporations making more than 1 billion dollars a year. >>to report emissions from power and electricity use along with energy used on non core f

maureen kelly kron 4 news.>today the suspect in a deadly hit and run crash in san francisco has pleaded not guilty to all charges 45 year-old troy mcallister made his first court appearance this afternoon. he mostly stayed quiet except to answer questions from the judge. investigators say mcallister stole a car from daly city on new year's eve in crashed into 2 pedestrians in the city a district killing both of them. police say the mcallister was driving under the influence at the time. officers also found a handgun and drugs inside the car. san francisco supervisor catherine stefani had this to say about the new year's eve hit and run involving troy mcallister quote the system not all bay and elizabeth plaque on new year's eve. but what's even more tragic is the failure to prevent their killing was not an isolated incident, san franciscans deserve transparency accountability and pub public safety it's past time they receive it and quote they san francisco district attorney chesa boudin is facing growing critic

at ktvu is marine naylor joins us with the potential prison time the sheriff deputy is now facing maureen andre. the santa clara county sheriff deputy was arrested this afternoon and faces up to three years in prison. he's accused of faking an ambush that launched a manhunt for a suspect authorities saved never existed. this is the booking photo of santa clara county sheriff's deputy soup deep gil. the 27 year old was arrested friday afternoon in san jose. after turning himself in at the lobby of the sheriff's office, where he works. a five year veteran of the department was then booked at the main jail, where he used to work as a corrections officer after our year long investigation, extensive investigation are detectives did did determine that. the incident was fabricated and the facts were not adding up the incident he's talking about happened here and unincorporated morgan hill near you, this reservoir on the night of january 31st last year. prosecutors say deputy gil was lying when he made that radio call for help, claiming he was shot at from someone in a passing car. the sheriff's

maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>4.41 on this wednesday morning, our heaviest of the evening rainfall has moved out of the area but we are still seeing scattered showers out there across the region and certainly wet roadways too. pretty calm at half moon bay right now spotty showers continue through the morning with intensifying rain later on this afternoon eyes in the 50's i've got your forecast ahead. and we have to sit alerts that we're currently tracking right now that will impact your commute this morning along with several other traffic collisions. >>a high wind advisories for your bridges we'll continue tracking your commute will have that up next. >>and we're back coming up on 4.45. we want to get to the weather center right now we've got john keeping an eye on the forecast for us because as you've probably seen at this the rain is coming down and in some places receiving pretty deep water on the road. so we've got reyna harvey stand by the traffic center with more on that as well but first the forecast john good morning, good morning. james, yeah, the heavy rain last night certai

. >> i'm maureen maher, "48 hours ."ller is arrested. but just before trial, a confession turns the case in a new direction. that's coming up on "cbs this morning." that's coming up on cbs this morning.g. fofor the wholole family. trusted sosoothing vapapors, from vicksks mymy body is t truly powerer. i have t the power to lowerer my a1c. becacause my bodody can still make its o own insulinin. and trulicicity activavates mymy body to r release it,t, lowewering my blblood sugarr from t the first d dose. ononce-weekly y trulicity y res whenen my body n needs it, 2 2. trtrulicity isis for typepe 2 diabetetes. it's s not insulilin. it isn''t for r people with t type 1 diababetes. don't take trurulicity if youou're a allergic toto , you oror your famimily have medudullary thyryroid cancer, or h have multipiple endocririne neopoplasia syndndrome type e 2. stop trurulicity andnd call yoyour doctor r right awayay ifif you have e an allergrgic reactioion, a lump or r swelling i in your , severe stotomach pain,n, chchanges in v vi

here's a very personal story from maureen naylor. >> reporter: what you're looking at may not be unusual . >> this is a glimmer of hope in what has been an otherwise tough year. you may not recognize him here. matt keller is no stranger to the camera. for 20 years he worked as a local news reporter for several television stations including ktvu fox 2 news. in march 2020 , right after his daily run, the 44-year-old knew that something was off. >> i got out of bed and coughed and it was a weird cough, something i had never had before. and the next day the fever got bad and went up to 103.4. and i was wondering what was going on. >> reporter: e eventually found out it good samaritan hospital when he tested positive for the coronavirus. >> i asked the infectious disease dr. about what to expect? and he said i do not know. i've only been treating this for one week. >> reporter: as you are going to see this was a very personal. matt is my husband. in what he describes as the hardest battle of his life, fighting covid-19. >> they said they were going put me under and it could be weeks or months

a very personal story of struggle and triumph from our own maureen taylor. >> reporter: this doesn'tke anything unusual, this is a glimmer of hope in a tough year. you may not recognize him . but matt keller is no stranger to the camera. for more than 20 years he worked as a local news reporter and anchor for several television stations including ktvu fox 2 news. in march 2020 after his daily run he knew that something was off. like i got out of bed and had a weird costs. and then the next day the fever was a bad and it went all the way up to 103.4. and i was wondering what was going on. >> reporter: he eventually found out at good samaritan hospital where he tested positive for the coronavirus. >> i asked the infectious disease dr. what to expect and he said i don't know why but only been treating it for week. >> reporter: this turned very personal for me. matt is my husband. and what he describes as the hardest physical battle of his life. he spent nine days in the hospital fighting covid-19. >> they said they were going to put me under, it could be weeks, months it just depends on

maureen, i'm so glad to have you here today.g time with us on this very busy weekend. i want to ask you, first, about what is going on in the nation's capital right now. there's a real sense among the citizens of washington that this is all a bit tragic. we're living under what feels like a state of martial law right now. 25,000 national guard troops will soon be here. it feels like you can't really drive your car down onety block without being -- city block without being stopped by a national guard troop with an automatic weapon who wants to see your id or stop you from driving. and while all of this is fine to protect the inago ration, there's a real sense that this was all really needed a week ago or just with over a week ago on january 6th when lawmakers came under attack in the capitol, and this is now all just for show. what is the grounds here? >> you're right, gillian. we are in historic tick times, and this is just an -- historic times, and this is an unprecedented situation that the fbi and the state and locals as well

the urgent warning with maureen on the way. >>> lifting restrictions. when the governor could announce the regional stay-at- home order is over. good morning. it is january 25. i'm len kiese. >> i'm michelle griego. we are talking wind today and rain tomorrow. let's get right over to mary lee with a look at gusty condi off our day. in fact, gusts up to 40 miles per hour. the rain has stopped but still tracking the winds. a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 for san francisco as well as for the coast. you can see the flag whipping in the wind this morning. temperatures in the 30s and in the 40s. checking current sustained winds, 21 in concord. 32 at sfo and 20 miles per hour winds in san jose. as we head through the afternoon, we are looking at sunshine but with those winds, it will be feeling even cooler. low 50s along the coast, mid- 50s around the bay. as we take you hour by hour on futurecast, you can see the sunshine this afternoon and then tracking the strongest storms so far this year. as we head there tuesday morning, it will be a dry start but

she was born in oakland and raised in berkeley kron four's maureen kelly went to her elementary schoolnorth berkeley which became a place to rejoice in hometown pride. >>neighbors and some teachers from both 1000 oaks elementary and other berkeley schools came out to take selfies in front of the banner offering congratulations to the school's most famous alumna madam vice president kamala harris all the teachers i talked to watch the inauguration live with their students virtually and say it meant a lot to their students and to themselves they're able to identify with someone who came from similar background that they have. >>and hope and inspiration that they could do anything that they set their mind see that. >>kamala is there and is breaking that glass ceiling in politics. but also just in for women everywhere. just to be bold to believe in yourself to be true in the fight for what you believe in again all women should be played just raising that bar too and we're seeing that i feel that i know my colleagues feel that we're super excited to see that women will be >>valentino wilson

maureen kelly kron 4 news still ahead bay area counties have several plans to distribute a >>well the covid vaccination rollout plans will determine who and when those shots will reach the arms of folks here in the bay area with the latest on how the rollout is going we check in force has a median. >>according to the california department of public health as of january 1220 21 has been a total of 889,042 vaccine doses administered statewide as of that same day there's been a total of 2 million 862 thousand 350 vaccine doses ship to local health departments and health care systems that have facilities in multiple counties throughout the state the rollout starts with the manufacturer central distributor, shipping the vaccine directly to the local california provider from there it could take a week or longer between that high doses are allocated by the federal government and the time they arrived at public health offices or vaccination providers and are ready for administration taking a look at updated vaccine. rollouts and counties here in the bay area santa clara county has received 16

reporting in burlingame i'm maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>maureen enjoy that coffee. thank you for that. now we're continuing our coverage on the coronavirus vaccines moderna says its covid-19 vaccine protects against a worrisome emerging variance of the coronavirus but it's taking the precaution of testing a possible booster dose against the strain discovered in south africa now today's announcement moderna ceo said the move was out of an abundance of caution after a preliminary lab tests suggested it's shot produced a weaker immune response to that variance vaccine manufacturers have been testing their shots against the mutated variance including 2 that first emerged in britain and south africa. the moderna vaccine was effective against both variants the researchers found a sixfold drop in levels of neutralizing antibodies against the strain from south africa. meanwhile, the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci says coronavirus variants could be a concern if it becomes of the dominant cause of infections. on nbc's today show fauci says if the

a road they expect their company will continue to travel past the eventual end of this pandemic maureen kelly kron 4 news. schools in the mount diablo unified school district they will continue with distance learning. >>this will be at least until march. the superintendent says no date yet has been set for lifting the purple tier restrictions. the district has schools in concord plus until clayton bay point parts of walnut creek also martinez and pittsburgh. >>the university of san francisco has announced its plan to return to primarily in person instruction starting in the fall, the reopening plan includes building upon current testing procedures contact tracing protocols and safety measures like wearing masks and social distancing hygiene practices ucsf says classes and residents halls have been set up to best protect students faculty and staff, the school says we'll continue to make changes to that reopening plan if the course of the pandemic including vaccine availability changes. >>well today governor some launched a one stop shop for state guidance on getting students back into cl