. >> that including mike mcclure, one of the lead pastors at cavalry chapel. the church has been in a battle for five months for holding indoor services with an average attendance of about 700 people in defiance of public orders. >> cavalry chapel, you know, they're in their right to exercise their first amendment right and gather and pray and celebrate christmas. >> reporter: earlier this week a federal court judge upheld governor new someso m's orders. the judge said the state has a compelling interest in curbing the spread in the most deadly n infectious disease. the constitution is not a suicide pact. >> what i would say to the leaders of that church but across the country is that when people follow you, an obligation to do what's best for them. >> reporter: pastor mcclure said in the past he has no plans to shut down his services and he's willing to go to jail for it. so far, the church has not paid any fines. >> we're not going anywhere. the fines will be collected, and they will pay. we will continue to see this through and we will continue to vigorousl

we later spoke to two staffers who told abc7 pastor mcclure is out of town tonight for christmas eve and the rest of the week. according to the staffer, the indoor service will go on as scheduled despite pleas from county public health officials not to. >> i urge, urge, urge anyone who is considering gathering to stop, take a deep breath, think, and don't do it. >> reporter: calvary chapel san jose is facing a slew of violations, some of which are posted on their door after repeatedly hosting indoor services since august. pastor mcclure has previously said he has no intention to shut down his services, and he is even willing to go to jail for it. >> we will continue to be active in doing so. there are real consequences. >> reporter: those consequences aren't cheap. williams says aside from legal battles, the church faces more than a million dollars in administrative fines. so far, none have been paid. >> we're not going anywhere. the fines will be collected. and they will pay. >> reporter: according to the county, the average attendance for these indoor services is around 700 people.

. >> in this clip posted for public viewing on youtube, mcclure is preaching to his indoor congregationhis past sunday at 11:00 a.m., a current violation of the public health order. >> if we each do our part and stay just within our household bubble, we can prevent people from dying. >> yet according to santa clara county counsel james williams, the church has continued to hold indoor services without masks since august, wracking up more than a million dollars in administrative fines. >> you know, it's beyond disappointing frankly the situation there is shameful. >> calvary chapel san jose isn't following covid restrictions but did manage to tap into covid relief through the peks preks program to the tune of more than $340,000. abc 7's analysis found that's nearly three times more than the average bay area religious organization received, which is around $115,000. >> it's troubling to hear that an institution that is thumbing its nose at the courts and at the public health orders from the state and local levels is simultaneously turning around, holding out its hand and taking taxpayer m

leslie mcclure joins us now from drexel. truly expert on the math-iness of all of this. key mathematics of the vaccine that our audience needs to know? leslie: great question. mathematically, what is important about the vaccine right now is the number of people and doses of the vaccine. tom: that is the size of the vaccine, and we will imputed onto society. on what mayeffect be a statistically large body saying i will not take vaccine. what is impact on those brave enough to get in line? leslie: i'm putting my parents in line before me. it is important we all get in line. as a public health official, it is contingent on us to get the messaging out, to tell people how important it is and to really educate the public about the vaccine and the benefits of it. thethan: let's talk about benefits and how we harvest those going forward. the question we have asked so many times now is what number of people, what percentage of the population do we need to reach before we can scale back instructions? -- restrictions? thee need to just vaccinate most at risk in society before we re

. >> in this clip posted for public viewing on youtube, mcclure is preaching to his indoor congregationst sunday at 11:00 a.m., a current violation of the public health order. >> if we each do our part and stay just within our household bubble, we can prevent people from dying. >> yet according to santa clara county counsel james williams, the church has continued to hold indoor services without masks since august, wracking up more than a million dollars in administrative fines. >> you know, it's beyond disappointing frankly the situation there is shameful. >> calvary chapel san jose isn't following covid restrictions but did manage to tap into covid relief through the peks preks program to the tune of more than $340,000. abc 7's analysis found that's nearly three times more than the average bay area religious organization received, which is around $115,000. >> it's troubling to hear that an institution that is thumbing its nose at the courts and at the public health orders from the state and local levels is simultaneously turning around, holding out its hand and taking taxpayer money f

we later spoke to two staffers who told abc7 news pastor mcclure is out of town tonight for christmas eve and the rest of the week. cavalry chapel san jose is facing a slew of violations, some of which are posted on their door after repeatedly hosting indoor service since august. pastor mcclure has previously said he has no intention to shut down his service, and he is even willing to go to jail for it. >> we will continue to be active in doing so. there are real consequences. >> reporter: those consequences aren't cheap. william says aside from legal battles, the church faces more than a million dollars in administrative fines. so far none have been paid. >> we're not going anywhere. then the fines will be collected and they will pay. >> reporter: according to the county, the average attendance for these indoor services has been around 700 people. tonight we continue to see people come in not wearing masks. for the i-team, stephanie sierra, abc7 news. >> certainly not all churches are breaking the rules. some are live streaming services. others are holding events one church family ce

the pastor mike mcclure said he has no plans to clockwise indoor servi services despite racking up $1illion in fines so far. but a lawyer for the church said they have a constitutional right to be there. it comes during a month in which santa clara county has seen increasing transmission rates, not bound by church walls. >> i am asthmatic. always going to church. i am always around everywhere. am i dead? no. >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, abc 7 news. >> your health is one of the five issues we focus on in abc 7 effort help to build a better bay area. icu in the bay area is now down to 9.2%. we will be under tighter safety restrictions until the number reaches 15%. california is the first state to report 2 million coronavirus cases driven by a surge in los angeles. abc news reports over the last hour more than 2 americans tested positive for covid-19 every second. u.s. cases seem to have plateaued due to a decrease in the midwest, but even so there are concerns about a possible new spike due to christmas travel and gatherings. the pandemic reshaped how we celebrate the holidays.

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mike mcclure continues to hold in-door services on sundays. that church faces more than $700,000 in fines from the county. this is for defying health orders. the attorneys will try to get the case moved to federal court because they call health restrictions unconditional. unconstitutional, i should say. >>> happening this morning, teachers in santa clara county organizing a car caravan to send a message to the office of education. they want the county to put the brakes on districts returning to in-class learning. as part of the protest, organizers plan to drive past the home of county education leaders. >>> a welcome site across the bay area overnight. rain. right now our storm ranger fueled up on san bruno mountain tracking some of those showers from sfo to richmond. a wet start after rain moved in while most of us were sleeping. meteorologist kari hall timing out when things will start to clear up for us. nice to see this rain, kari. >> yeah, i think my plants are really soaking it up and enjoying this out there. we're going to have a few mo

on december 8th, a judge will decide if the pastor of the church, mike mcclure, will be held in contempt of court and subject to arrest. we reached out to him for comment but have not received a response. in san jose, mary ianne favro, c bay area news. >>> a big construction project in berkeley that caught fire last month will now be torn down. the seven-story building caught fire on november 21st. flames burned for several days. city engineers now say the top of that building, made of wood, is unsafe so it has to come down by the end of the month. the bottom two floors are concrete and are okay to stay for now. still no word on what started this fire. >>> making it in the bay. the financial struggles of the pandemic are becoming more evident. every tuesday and thursday cars line up at the alameda county fairgrounds in pleasanton where open heart kitchen partners with tri-valley haven to offer groceries to about 700 families. this giveaway is not about christmas or the holidays. >> this is not, it's just your everyday food. like i said, they get a box of dry goods. that could be spaghett

cavalry church is fighting orders against the church and the pastor, santa clara county says mcclure is putting the community at risk. the church argues people have the right to gather together to worship. late this afternoon a u.s. district judge said she'll make her decision by monday. >>> well, the bay area as a whole is now just hours away from going into the state's deep purple tier, and that limits restaurants to takeout and delivery only, and it also places restrictions on the amount of customers that can be allowed inside a business. you remember this. most bay area counties already made that switch, some of them voluntarily. but as damian trujillo explains from san mateo county, for those counties that did hold out for the state order, today is about counting down to the lockdown again. >> reporter: while most of the bay area decided to voluntarily close down two weeks ago, san mateo wanted to wait it out. so today was their last day for outdoor dining and other businesses for now. the food still sizzles inside chiquita's restaurant in redwood city. >> i think he has the bes

john mcclure from the band reverend and the makers has offered to play private gigs forfans makers hasuinely on the run this christmas. his sheffield singer made the offer to his thousands of twitter followers after tighter coronavirus restrictions were announced. it was quite a flippant comment, really because of it was after the prime minister announced tighter restrictions and the cancellation of christmas for many people. i thought, cancellation of christmas for many people. ithought, what cancellation of christmas for many people. i thought, what can i do, because i don't like the idea of people being their own during this time. i guess time is the only resource us time. i guess time is the only resource us musicians have in abundance, so i thought the least i can do is ring a few people up on zoom and have a bit of a actor and play them a song, maybe. what sort of response did you get? it has been lively but i don't think i can get eve ryo ne lively but i don't think i can get everyone in the song might have to extend it to boxing day and a bit of a new year stint. i thought it w

on the other side of the building, and the staff we spoke to today made it very clear pastor mike mcclurele to talk to us. on calvary chapel san jose's facebook page, the congregation calls themselves a body of believers gathering together under the lordship of jesus christ. even adding, we are conservative in theology and evangelical in spirit.

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mcclure, this idea of the pros talking about a return to normal that is farther out. tom: 12 months. policymakers did a fantastic job urging the cap. they won the full job of replacing the shocks. disposable income in america has increased as unemployment surged earlier this spring. that allowed a snapback in the economy. if you have confidence in the next 12 months, i think you need that bridge to the other side, you need the fiscal deal in d.c. there is a possibility they go home for christmas without an agreement. tom: i want to get a data check. likeme on the data check you never let me join you on the data check. let's zero down. futures are -24. we will talk to mr. holland and a moment. are reallyds retesting new big negative rates. tom: europe is gravitating towards the german ten-year. we have subzero on spain, subzero on portugal, negative yields earlier this week, italy all-time low. the bond market in the u.s., 10 year treasury yields come in a little bit, about 89 basis points. they topped out in december. they are finding it difficult to go higher. up do

while he was there, a promoters named lee monroe and dave mcclure took him to various places and advertised him as the demon. he was at frontier days back in 1897 at the fair. it was done at sturgess so the folks riding on the union pacific would basically stop there and they saw this activity. they were trying to do all kinds of things to create more for tourism, et cetera. >> now it was reported that over 20,000 spectators watched and admired bill pickett in 1904. this was also spread by newspapers like denver post and new york times weekly. they learned about the fearless colored man from taylor, texas. [ question inaudible ] >> there are some, but i don't have them. one of the accomplishments of black cowboys was the creation of a cowboy song. how many of you are familiar with "the yellow rose of texas." if you heard it being sung it might not have sounded quite like this. ♪ ♪ there is a yellow rose in texas i am going to see no other soldier knows her ♪ ♪ no other soldier but me she cried so when i left her it like to broke my heart ♪ ♪ she is the sweetest rose of color a soldier ever

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there were only about 30 or so officers, but the leader, commanding officer, was colonel charles mcclure, who retired after this trip. so this is his final sort of mission in the military. >> we just saw a moment ago in sacramento, looked like a parade of sorts. >> yes, they had -- they knew they were coming. the governor of california met them at the nevada state line and welcomeed them, and he prepared welcomes along the way through major towns, so they had a big welcoming parade and committee in sacramento and even larger one in san francisco. >> so, now, we're midway between the capital of california, sacramento, and it's about an hour and a half today from sacramento to san francisco. >> it took them a little bit longer, quite a bit longer, and they had to take a ferry, no bridges then, they had to take two ferries to get across from oakland to san francisco. but you see there were power lines there, so they're back into civilization. >> and you can only speculate but they're waving. what do you think they were thinking? >> i think they were thinking, it's almost over. we've done th

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lead pastor mike mcclure has said he has no plans to close indoor service despite racking up $1 million in fines so far from santa clara county which threatened even more consequences. but a lawyer for the church told abc 7 they have a constitutional right to be there. it comes during a month in which santa clara county has seen 128 covid-19 related deaths and increasing transmission rates, not bound by church walls. >> i'm asthmatic. i'm always going to church. i'm always around everywhere. am i dead? no. >> reporter: in san jose, matt boone, abc 7 news. >>> two local police departments giving back this christmas. >> we are probably about, i'd say, a quarter way there. been here about an hour. >> the long line for christmas meals from a san francisco institution. >> here is a beautiful live shot from east bay bills looking out to san francisco. a quiet start right now but rain is starting to make its way towards the bay area and it's hitting part of the north bay right now. i'll let you know how much rain you can expect >>> good morning, everyone. we have light rain falling over parts

>>we're not putting yourself at risk you're putting others at risk that's from mike mcclure has been public about repeatedly violating public health orders even hosting press conference is not social distancing and wearing masks we have something called the united states constitution. >>which allows people to exercise their first amendment rights or religious rights and gather a guard church and this is long been considered. one of the most important rights enshrined in our constitution but santa clara county is calling the services unconstitutional the 2 sides have been in litigation, according to church attorneys so far the county find the church more than half a million dollars and counting. >>calvary church plans to challenge those fines in court i asked the lawyer, why not hold services outdoors i was told the church has no place for that set up, but they have been live streaming services here in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news all right. thank you gayle speaking of worship in san francisco. >>mass tonight here at saint peter and paul church service is being held outdoors thanks

hundreds of people rallied outside while mcclure faced a judge. afterward he says that he follows god's word which is a, quote, bigger law. the case moves to federal court on thursday where the church's attorneys will try to get the feds to take over that case. >>> up next, ready to roll up his sleeve. a south bay man who survived covid says he's ready for the vaccine. his message to everyone on the eve of history. >>> also, saying no to a ball game. the reason stanford football will be sticking to the sidelines this postseason. >>> and after a soggy weekend, things starting to wind down in terms of the rain. but those wave heights starting to build on the coast. we'll talk about this high surf advisory and the return of king tides into your monday forecast when we come right back. ernest hemingway wrote the old man and the sea at 52 satchel paige was still dominating batters at 59. celia cruz was still winning grammys at 77 john wheeler illuminated our ideas of the universe at 70 and roger crouch was 56 when he first went into space your best is

>>we're not putting yourself at risk you're putting others at risk that sir mike mcclure has been public about repeatedly violating public health orders even hosting press conferences not social distancing and wearing masks we have something called the united states constitution. >>which allows people to exercise their first amendment rights or religious rights and gather in guard church and this is long been considered. one of the most important rights enshrined in our constitution but santa clara county is calling the services unconstitutional the 2 sides have been in litigation, according to church attorneys so far the county find the church more than half a million dollars and counting. >>calvary church plans to challenge those fines in court i asked the lawyer, why not hold services outdoors i was told the church has no place for that set up, but they have been live streaming services here in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >>more than 1 million americans have been vaccinated against covid so far and this may sound like a lot but the short term goal is vaccinating 20 million people

. >> reporter: that includes make mcclure, one of lead pastors. the church has been in a battle with santa clara county for five months for holding indoor services with average oattendane of 700 people in defiance of public health orders. >> cavalry chapel are in the right to exercise their first amendment right and gather and pray and celebrate christmas. >> reporter: earlier this week a federal court judge upheld governor new some's stay-at-home orders. in his ruling the district judge jesus bernal says the state has a compelling interest in curbing the spread of the deadliest disease. it's not a suicide pact. >> frankly, the situation is shameful. >> what i would say to the leaders of that church and across the country is that when people follow you, you have an obligation to do what is best for them. >> so the church has not paid any fines. >> they aren't going anywhere. the fines will be collected and they will pay. we'll continue to see this through and we'll continue to vigorously pursue enforcement. >> reporter: will you be arresting on ch

mike mcclure could be arrested at that time he and his church continue to hold indoor services for large gatherings that go against the county's covid health orders. an attorney for the church said that it's been fined nearly 800,000 for defying the orders. santa clara county said that it's trying protect people from getting covid. the church argues a recent supreme court decision bars restrictions on religious services. >> the farmer's market in mountain view continues to be a hot spot this sunday. much like grocery stores, farmer's markets are allowed to stay open in the shut down. at the mountain view market, right there at the cal train station, we saw most everyone wearing masks. >> before the new restrictions, some people got some holiday shopping in. nbc bay area reports if from the east bay. >> in downtown walnut creek, there's some signs of the holidays. sean maxwell came out and considered up coming covid restrictions. >> ultimately, and so, my husband and i came out today to make sure that we were able to get shopping in and do our last sort of outdoor dining experience. >> st

>>pastor mike mcclure explains that these church services are necessary for the mind and the spirit, a separation depression has set in for many americans leading to thoughts of suicide. the cavalry chapel, san jose has been holding weekly indoor services with an estimated 600 people some who did not wear masks and that violates the county's coronavirus prevention orders. so far the church has been fined more than half a million dollars according to their lawyer and he argues that this is all a violation of their first amendment rights. >>i want to help people it's honestly. the truth. and i'm not a policeman on not to get in the way of your freedom you have the freedom to worship god that's what the gospel is it's a choice to get the receive it or you can reject it. >>for those who want to come and worship that's what we're opening our doors for because we recognize the needs here are not just a physical body. >>the church's attorneys says that they plan to appeal they also filed an emergency motion to take this case out of california and into a federal court in the meantime it seem

incident reminding many of the baby jessica rescue, also in texas back in 1987 when 18-month-old jessica mcclureell into an 8-inch well in her aunt's backyard the nation watched as rescuers worked for 15 hours to free th toddler. >> there she goes. >> reporter: back in texas, the boy was flown to a hospital where he was in stable condition and undergoing tests city officials in mission, texas, posting video of the rescue on social media, calling it a testament of teamwork and strength for the news, i'm morgan chesky. >>> round one of the 75th women's u.s. open golf tournament in houston. what a start amy olson here on the 16th, par 3, 139 wait for it here you know what's coming a hole in one. the 28th ace in women's open history. and there it is. and this untyu jin sung. this a bit longer but the same result you can watch the second round on the golf channel and weekend rounds on nbc. >>> 45 seconds left on a race to the finish the fda panel giving pfizer's covid vaccine the green light. tens of thousands of americans could start getting shots in the days to come, depending on how quickly the fd

>>we're not putting yourself at risk you're putting others at risk that sir mike mcclure has been public about repeatedly violating public health orders even hosting press conferences not social distancing and wearing masks we have something called the united states constitution. >>which allows people to exercise their first amendment rights or religious rights and gather in guard church and this is long been considered. one of the most important rights enshrined in our constitution but santa clara county is calling the services unconstitutional the 2 sides have been in litigation. according to church attorneys so far the county find the church more than half a million dollars and counting. >>calvary church plans to challenge those fines in court i asked the lawyer, why not hold services outdoors i was told the church has no place for that set up, but they have been live streaming services here in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >>so very news that the celeriac reality on christmas eve as i speak to you there 51 lives again lost and in people's have been torn apart. >>that's the unfortun

pastor mike mcclure continues to hold those indoor services on sunday.l, the church faces more than $700,000 in fines from the county for defying health orders. the church's attorney say they will try to get that case moved to federal court because they call the health restrictions unconstitutional. >>> happening this morning, teachers in santa clara county organizing a car caravan send a message to the office of education. they want the county to put the brakes on returning to in-class learning. as part of the protest, organizers plan to drive past the home of county education leaders. >>> new this morning, more people are leaving california than moving here. new population data shows 136,000 people left the state between july of last year and july of this year. not surprisingly the pandemic and working from home are big factors in the population loss. >>> a welcome sight across the bay area overnight. the rain we were expecting. right now storm ranger fueled up on san bruno mountain tracking the showers from sfo to richmond. a wet start after rain move

and we will speak to vicky mcclure, who is from line of duty.istmas special that will lift the spirits. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. so, as we've hearing so much about, after midnight tonight london with parts of essex and herfordshire will be in the covid—19 high alert level, and face tier 3 restrictions. in short it means among other things that indoor entertainment venues will close after tonight. it includes theatres which only reopened less than two weeks ago. restaurants, cafes and bars will also close except for takeaways and people can't mix with other households indoors. the mayor says there's a lot that needs to be done. we need to roll out mass testing in our schools and colleges, where the virus is spreading hugely. but, secondly, we must give financial support to these businesses. many of them may not reopen when it comes to us leaving tier three and we could have, in the early year, thousands and thousands of londoners being made unemployed. there's confusion among parent

us cavalry chapel, san jose pastor mike mcclure emerged after facing a judge.>for being charged with contempt i want to help people it's honestly. the truth. >>and i'm not a policeman on not to get in the way of your freedom you have the freedom to worship god that's what the gospel is it's a choice to get the receive it or you can reject it. >>for those who want to come and worship that's what we're opening our doors for because we recognize the needs here are not just a physical body. >>his church has been hosting weekly indoor services with an estimated 600 people some of whom don't wear masks violating the county's coronavirus prevention orders. their lawyer acknowledges the pandemic is real, but feels the fear instilled by restrictions is inflated. >>it's real. but but it's it's not what. we need to stop the propaganda of fear. and that's what this is about. propaganda of fear that is using. this '% covid crisis to shut down churches to shut down free speech. to steal your liberties away fear that's been mongering in our culture for month after month. >>fo

>>we're not putting yourself at risk you're putting others at risk that's from mike mcclure has been public about repeatedly violating public health orders even hosting press conferences not social distancing and wearing masks we have something called the united states constitution. >>which allows people to exercise their first amendment rights or religious rights and gather in guard church and this is long been considered. one of the most important rights enshrined in our constitution but santa clara county is calling the services unconstitutional the 2 sides have been in litigation, according to church attorneys so far the county find the church more than half a million dollars and counting calvary church plans to challenge those fines in court i asked the lawyer. >>why not hold services outdoors i was told the church has no place for that set up, but they have been live streaming services. here in san jose gayle ong kron 4 news. >>on this holiest night for christians around the world, pope francis held a midnight mass that looks very different this year of course because of the pa

. >> jessica mcclure trapped for almost three days in a dry artesian well. >> the iron curtain betweendown. >> good evening. i'm pat bucannon, the conservative on "crossfire." >> the american people appreciated the new television. they certainly came to cnn in droves. >> mr. gorbachev and i both agree on the desirability of freer and more extensive personal contact between the peoples of the soviet union and the united states. >> we began to realize that the best way to get a message to a foreign leader was to have the president go in the rose garden and make a statement because everybody was watching cnn. >> cnn was a breakthrough. it changed the whole world. >> it changed quickly. the network news business. that business that we weren't the only ones. and it was hard. you know, it's hard to be on the top little perch and have to come down off it. >> on "special segment" tonight, the network news. the first in a two-part series on the profound changes taking place in television news. changes being brought about by business, competition and technology. >> there were a variety of reason

incident reminding many of the baby jessica rescue, also in texas, back in 1987. 18-month-old jessica mcclure. the nation watched as rescuers worked for 58 hours to free the toddler. >> there she goes, being rushed off to a waiting ambulance. >> reporter: this boy was flown to a hospital where he was in stable condition and undergoing tests. city officials in mission, texas, posting video of the rescue on social media. calling it a testament of teamwork and strength. and also a testament to being at the right place at the right time. we know that young boy being able to communicate with the first responders after coming out of the well and he did communicate with officers after being freed from that well. at last check he is in stable condition and doing fine. hoda. >> gosh, i love when the story ends with such great news. morgan, thank you. >> incredible first responders. can you imagine how pain staking and nerve-racking that work was? >> 8 to 10 inch diameter hole is so tiny that he was trapped in. wow. >>> up next, we're going to talk about the vaccine again. the first covid vaccine in th