it's it is the epitome of napa valley, the glass right here.n kron 4 news. >>up next health care workers cross bay area are getting vaccinated for covid-19 details on the latest group who got their shots plus the latest efforts from presidential of president elect joe biden and vice president mike pence to get people to trust and take the covid vaccine and we're going to talk live with an icu nurse on the challenges in california hospitals as those icu beds fill up and covid >>back to our top story tonight, a second vaccine could soon be approved. earlier today a panel recommended the fda authorize moderna's coronavirus vaccine to treat covid-19. this has nurses all over the country and the bay area been getting the pfizer vaccine after it was approved on friday. this is video from county we're long term and skilled nursing facility workers received the first doses of the vaccine at the fairgrounds in san jose today. and video from sandra fell in san francisco showing health care workers getting. the vaccine over the past few days. the vaccine

it's it is the epitome of napa valley, the glass right here. >>so cheers. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>another big story we're following tonight. an fda advisory committee is backing moderna's coronavirus vaccine. one of the last regulatory hurdles before it can be distributed to the public. the final approval could come tomorrow and then roll out would begin as soon as the weekend california is expected to receive more than 600,000 doses of moderna's vaccine here in the bay area vaccinations have already started for hundreds of healthcare workers including doctor jennifer reed who you see here she is a surgeon and critical care fellow at ucsf and san francisco general hospital. >>she was among the first to receive pfizer's covid-19 vaccine. she's joining us now to tell us about that and to discuss this whole issue of the vaccine doctor rhee thank you for being with us we appreciate it. so you got the shot was the shot like how did you feel that you have any reaction or side effects. >>hi thanks for having me and has really excited the vaccine

it's it is the epitome of napa valley, the glass right here. >>so cheers. haaziq kron 4 news. >>in national news tonight president elect joe biden has reportedly selected congresswoman deb haaland to lead the department of interior get representative from new mexico was one of the first native american women to serve in congress when she was elected back in 2018 and would be the first native american to serve as a cabinet secretary, tribal leaders activists and democratic leaders have been urging biden to choose holland. house speaker nancy pelosi has given the pick her blessing. biden is also pick a new leader of the environmental protection agency michael reagan he currently runs the north carolina department of environmental quality. >>if confirmed by the senate reagan would be the second african-american to run the epa. >>oh that's a lot of snow a powerful nor'easter brought nearly 2 feet of snow to albany, new york that is a record amount in that city. for december 17th according to the national weather service you can see one guy there tr

los condados de san mateo, solano y napa deberÁn aplicar restricciones en restaurantes a partir de lantar detener el avance del coronavirus, nuestro equipo de noticias hablÓ con representantes de estos tres condados y marÍa antonieta mejÍa tiene detalles en vivo. marÍa: muy buenas noches, me encuentro en el condado de san mateo que es uno de los que van a tener que aplicar estas restricciones y como estÁs viendo, todavÍa hay gente que estÁ comiendo, está disfrutando de su comida al aire libre, pero a partir de la primera hora de este viernes, ya esta semana no van a poder estar sentados comiendo en los restaurantes, ni afuera, ni tampoco adentro. y esto solamente serÁ aplicado ahora recientemente parastan mateo, solano y napa, es decir, que toda el Área de la bahÍa estarÁ en estas nuevas restricciones, vamos a escuchar el reporte. esta imagen de personas comiendo tranquilamente en el centro, no va a durar mucho, ya que acÁ partir de la medianoche del jueves y el primer minuto del viernes, los condados de san mateo, solano y napa deberÁn unirse a las restricciones impuestas por el esta

>>initially pg e said nearly 3,000 customers in napa and sonoma counties were part of the possible shops. but now they say the counties will not be impacted. instead the shut offs will include counties in the central valley, including fresno because of the high winds in the area. let's check in now with meteorologist john travel for a look at the forecast hey john. >>yeah, rebecca that is definitely a bit of good news that we're not affected by those power shut-offs this morning, the kick off the new week we are still in the midst of some breezy conditions though despite the fact that we are going to remain in power all across the bay area. so as you're venturing outside you'll notice, those trees blowing around we've got her palm trees at the embarcadero camera right there also noticeably swaying that steady breeze that's working its way across the bay at the moment. souter tower view is nice and clear we certainly do not have any fog that's part of the reason that we are seeing such a low humidity is because of the strong winds that are pushing across the region and you can see that th

oakland, 62 as well as san jose and napa at 57. antioch at 56. temperatures overnight will be in the 40s, some 30s as well with the fog returning through the valleys. fairfield one of the chillier spots at 32. milder around the bay. san francisco 47. oakland and san mateo at 46. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. possible sprinkles today. mostly cloudy. wet and windy tomorrow afternoon into the evening, lingering into saturday before another storm arrives on sunday and then continues into monday. stay with >>> good morning. i'm abc7 meteorologist frances lawson. we're waking up to a cloudy morning with temperatures in the 40s and 30s. this is a pretty view from emeryville looking out towards san francisco. dry for the most part today. but then get ready for a wet system that arrives tomorrow afternoon for christmas day and continues into saturday morning. i'll have the details with the timing and when another system arrives after that as well. kumasi, julian? >> better find those umbrellas. thank you. >>> "good morning america" is coming up a

it's it is the epitome of napa valley, the glass right here. >>so cheers. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. a second covid-19 vaccine has won backing from an expert panel paving the way for a final fda decision on emergency use. >>fda advisers unanimously endorsed the moderna vaccine just as the endorsed the pfizer vaccine. week ago the moderna vaccine is also expected to receive fda approval quickly the u.s. signed deals to secure as many as 200 million doses of the moderna vaccine. with the first to 20 million expected by the end of the month. >>the long-awaited covid-19 vaccine is finally in marine county tonight and the first to get the shot staff members at an assisted living facility. our first racist osseo explains why vaccinating staff members first will help save more lives. >>i'm here at the redwoods which is a senior living community here in marine county and earlier staff members received that first dose of the covid-19 vaccine, public health officials say that it is bend, sadly the staff that has brought the virus in 2 communities like th

it's it is the epitome of napa valley, the glass right here. >>so cheers. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>well a group of state senators are urging governor gavin newsome to allow restaurants to resume in person dining state senator patricia bates wrote this letter to the newsom administration requesting reclassify restaurants as critical infrastructure. a bipartisan group of 11 senators have signed on to support this effort. >>vital to our communities to our families to our economy so why not give them a half that they can meet on safety protocol they are in conversation with the governor apparently that we want to be. >>as we said science and data-driven want to see the data until we see the data and then then we'll do we'll do otherwise, but we really have to be focused around being solution driven. >>well this effort comes as governor newsome faces lawsuits up and down the state over his regional stay at home order rules which shut down many businesses in areas based on their icu capacity. but a judge's decision in san diego this week prompted

it's it is the epitome of napa valley, the glass right here. >>so cheers. haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>and now to the fight against coronavirus the fda advisory board is now recommending the fda approved the use of moderna's covid-19 vaccine. the fda could issue the authorization as soon as friday. our washington dc correspondent alexander lehman explains what that means for the number of vaccine doses available for americans. she also spoke to top health officials about reports of allergic reactions and side effects. >>a second covid-19 vaccine could soon get the green light from the fda we feel that there are data to support its safety effectiveness fda commissioner doctor stephen hahn says the agency's review of moderna's vaccine has been positive and the u.s. surgeon general jerome adams says the vaccines were developed quickly because developers didn't have to start from scratch really 90 plus percent of its vaccine was developed over the past decade, adam says the u.s. should be able to vaccinate 20 million americans by the end of decembe

this will be new for san so l solano and napa counties.any businesses are pivoting now to comply with the health order. >> reporter: lots of calls being made to folks holding reservations at the hotel. hotels couldn't accommodate anyone traveling for a holiday getaway. >> we are like police people. why are you coming, you know. if there is any indication they are essential we can keep them. if not we have to cancel their reservation. >> reporter: the staff at the winery were about to take down the welcome sign, pivoting to online sales only. >> we need to get through the coronavirus. we are all praying for the vaccine to hurry up so we can be back to tasting. >> reporter: napa county joins the state's health order because covid numbers are surging. health officials urge the public to stay home. >> it is about making the sacrifice and it is doing it for the community and for health care partners. >> reporter: take out only for restaurants. some may be forced to lay off staff during the holidays. >> we are trying to find the balance of how t

this will be new for san so l solano and napa counties.any businesses are pivoting now to comply with the health order. >> reporter: lots of calls being made to folks holding reservations at the hotel. hotels couldn't accommodate anyone traveling for a holiday getaway. >> we are like police people. why are you coming, you know. if there is any indication they are essential we can keep them. if not we have to cancel their reservation. >> reporter: the staff at the winery were about to take down the welcome sign, pivoting to online sales only. >> we need to get through the coronavirus. we are all praying for the vaccine to hurry up so we can be back to tasting. >> reporter: napa county joins the state's health order because covid numbers are surging. health officials urge the public to stay home. >> it is about making the sacrifice and it is doing it for the community and for health care partners. >> reporter: take out only for restaurants. some may be forced to lay off staff during the holidays. >> we are trying to find the balance of how t

that is a daily record high. >>> tonight in napa county? people are heading out to enjoy what could be their last night out in a while. abc 7 news reporter liz kreutz has reaction to new covid restrictions there and how people are adjusting. >> reporter: in the bay area napa county has remained an island of hospitality, one of the few places you can still enjoy a meal outside or go to a winery. but at midnight tomorrow all that will change. >> i just saw it on my phone and we are headed with my new puppy to go to bo tega for our last lunch before everything shuts down. >> reporter: andrea was one of many locals getting in one last hurrah. >> we are we were going to go for a walk to the park and let them play around but since it wasn't raining and since i got the text aare letter we decided to come out this way, enjoy? al fresco dining. >> reporter: what did you order today? >> mac and cheese. >> reporter: under the new guidelines napa county will also have to close hair salons, wineries and breweries and outdoor dining. the change didn't co

look for mid-60s in morgan hill, and napa. accuweather seven-day forecast, some fog, slightly milder to start, sunnier to finish this afternoon, and then the winds kick up tonight. the red flag warning, the wind advisory, the surf through tuesday, then looking at the cooler weather coming into play thursday and friday, and we cannot get a rain icon in there, liz, so we're just waiting for maybe something mid month but between today and tonight, enjoy it, because we do definitely have that red flag warning, high fire danger coming into play for december. a little odd. >> yes, we just need a little bit of rain. come on. all right, crossing finger, thanks, lisa. >>> he's a san jose teen whose time lapse portrait of vice president-elect kamala harris caught national attention. tyler gordon is becoming known for these types of paintings. he's also since done president-elect joe biden and before that a-rod and j-lo. this past week his viral portrait of the vice president-elect debuted at an art gallery in l.a. abc 7 news reporter ju

but barbershops like this charming one here in downtown napa, they have to close down. no more hair cuts for the next three weeks at least. that's how long the order will be in place. it can be extended if the county doesn't meet the covid requirements at that time, but at least facing three weeks a shutdown. reporting live in napa, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> happening today, the santa clara county public health department will hold another briefing with the latest on the coronavirus crisis in that county. santa clara county has the highest number of covid-19 cases in the bay area with more than 52,000. yesterday there were more than 1,200 new confirmed cases with 99 new hospitalizations. the briefing this morning is at 10:00. you can get updates on our website, abc7news.com. >>> california's next shipment of pfizer's vaccines will be smaller than expected. the state was expecting to get 393,000 doses. now it's only getting $233,000 doses. they say the federal government gave several states new estimated shipping amounts. they didn't elaborate on why b

líderes de los condados san mateo, sonoma, napa y solano decidieron esperar antes de unirse al restoa especialidad del restaurante, pero esto cambió con la llegada de la pandemia >>> ahora que llegó el covid-19 este restaurante era uno de los más ocupados de esta zona, pero desgraciadamente como le digo después del covid-19 nos vinimos abajo de sus ventas bajaron un 65 por ciento según nos cuenta por lo que guillermo tuvo que despedir a cuatro empleados, ahora son solo él, su esposa y un tercero quienes mantienen el negocio a flote, aseguran que está feliz de poder continuar trabajando para cambiar una satisfacción que no comparte el supervisor de san mateo, cree que es momento de cerrar >>> en un comunicado, la oficina de salud del condado san mateo dijo que entiende y aprecia las medidas tomadas por otros condados y que continuarán trabajando con líderes comunitarios sobre los lineamientos actuales, una situación muy similar a lo que ocurre en napa donde tampoco se unieron a la orden del encierro preventivo >>> en el condado napa estamos en la orden del estado, cuando el estado dig

indoor and outdoor dining was allowed in napa county. >>well coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news, a dire warning from nurses treating covid-19 patients what they say the health care system could break. plus a week after ruling in a new york case the supreme court is getting involved with californians restrictions on places of worship. what the latest ruling means for local churches. and people in southern california are facing a new problem along with the pandemic and that is a growing wildfire. we'll have the latest coming up. >>we'll check out these waves cal fire shared this video yesterday from half moon bay state beach, the national weather service is warning of dangerous rip currents along the coast. this week from sonoma to big sur. the beach hazard was set to expire yesterday afternoon. it's now been extended to today. so let's check in now with the meteorologist john trouble for more john hay. they're yeah, the swells peaking overnight last night are expected to remain rather high into the early afternoon today which is w

it's it is the epitome of napa valley, glass right here.group of state senators are urging governor gavin newsome now to allow restaurants to resume in person dining state senator patricia bates wrote a letter to newsom's office requesting that he reclassify restaurants as critical infrastructure. a bipartisan group of 11 senators also signed on to support the effort. >>and so by our to our families to our economy so why not give them a path that they can meet on safety protocol they are in conversation with the governor apparently that we want to be. >>as we said science and data-driven want to see the data until we see the data and then then we'll do we'll do otherwise we really have to be focused around being solution driven. >>the effort comes as the governor faces lawsuits across the state over his regional stay at home order which shut down a number of businesses and it was primarily based on icu capacities. kron 4 just as a reminder is teaming up with the super bowl of caring to raise 1 million meals for families in need. if you'd li

this includes wine country for napa and sonoma counties this is a second shutdown of the year due to the pandemic restaurants and breweries world take you have have to do take-out only no indoor dining options will be available. and while this will be a troubling time for the by ali family at robert by lee vineyards in napa county. they say they are prepared. >>you know they're always be somebody on property if anybody wants to do curbside pickup, you know place orders online by phone by shooting is still an option. >>well no matter what happens the optimism glass is always half full for people in napa because on top of dealing with the pandemic there are also impacted by the wildfires and the poor air quality so it's just been one hurdle after another. coming up next on the kron 4 news a harsh winter storm dumping 6 feet of snow on the northeast. >>we'll have details on the dangerous driving conditions which have turned deadly coming up. >>welcome back everyone, a strong winter storm system is creating dangerous conditions all across the northeast people living in new york, boston,

low to mid 50s in novato, napa, concord and livermore. golden gate bridge, i can't tell looking at this image whether there is any wet pavement there or not but certainly raining across the north bay and these are the forecast features. light to moderate rain and periods of moderate to heavy rain and dry and milder this weekend. the current storm, the one that will be with us into tomorrow morning ranks one on the abc 7 storm impact scale. light intensity but heavy rain overnight and rough and dangerous surf will remain with us although the beach hazard statement expired. the forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening but certainly by midnight but even earlier than that we'll see a surge of more concentrated and heavier rain pushing through, sweeping through the north bay pushing southward and eastward. lighter rain will reach other parts before midnight. notice how that surge, that wave sweeps quickly southward and eastward between about midnight and 3:00 a.m. and most of that heavy steady rain will be out of here before the mornin

san mateo, napa, solano will join the rest of the bay area with restrictions. the lock down will go into effect at midnight. this order comes with more stringent restrictions and some businesses will have to shut down for at least three weeks. under the state mandate, outdoor dining is banned. nail and hair salons, barbershops must close doors. retail stores will only be allowed to operate at 20% capacity. health officials say the surge in cases and hospitalizations can be directly linked to thanksgiving. >> i think this is going to be a really, really rough holiday season. it really will be. family members are dying because of having attended thanksgiving events that were not run properly. >> today, a stay-at-home order will -- sorry -- monterey and santa cruz will enjoy the area in enforcing the stay-at-home order at midnight. the new stay-at-home orders come as california shatters new records for daily cases and deaths. in the last 24 hours the state saw a massive jump of more than 53,000 cases and nearly 300 deaths. the 14 day positivity rate is now 11%. ho

very close to napa. check out concord, 37 degrees and 37 in livermore.an jose starting out the morning at 39 degrees. make sure you're wearing extra layers. after that, you're going to see sunshine and warming temperatures reaching into the low 60s for today. we're looking at a high of 63 in oakland and in palo alto 66 degrees today. in clear lake and 67 in morgan hill f. you're going to be heading to the coastline to enjoy some sunshine, we're going to see some pretty big breakers for this afternoon along the coastline especially for our west/northwest facing beaches. we'll have to watch out for the potential that some of those waves will come up pretty high so just be careful there and this is especially true for ocean beach. watching out for that here locally. we're seeing a couple of weather systems moving in. that's what's churning up those waves. we're not getting much in the way of any rain. so for parts of southern california looking at a high wind event and with the dry conditions that is not good. the winds will be a little bit calmer here, but

>> no le puedo dar un nÚmero especÍfico, pero son mÁs de 100 personas en el condado de napa que no tienenfecto. carla: por su parte, el contado san mateo es para recibir 300,000 vacunas esta semana. >> [habla en inglÉs] carla: el supervisor indica que esperan vacunar entre 24 y 38,000 trabajadores de la salud con las vacunas de pfizer y moderna, mientras que el condado de san francisco dice que espera para esta semana unas 3000 dotes de pfizer y una 6000 de moderna, el condado de contra costa ya recibiÓ unas 13,800 dosis de moderna. cabe indicar que todos los condados seguirÁn aplicando estas vacunas a los profesores de la -profesionales de la salud y personas de la tercera edad. paola: ... buscan generar confianza en torno a estas vacunas. mientras que el gobernador tendrÁ que volver a guardar cuarentena, despuÉs de que un miembro de su personal dio positivo al coronavirus, el gobernador se mantendrÁ en su domicilio por 10 dÍas, pese a que se hizo ya una prueba que dio negativo. y las horas de quedarse en casa se podÍan extender hasta el prÓximo fin de semana, esto debido a la disminuciÓ

. >>> napa county lockdown. workers phoning their guests as the state's stay-at-home order takes effect. how wine country businesses are now trying to pivot. >>> and the vice president gets vaccinated. mike pence just a few moments ago rolling up his sleeve to get the shot. you saw it live right here on abc7. >>> good morning. welcome to friday, december 18th. >> before we get to that, we want to check in with mike for a look at our forecast for today. happy friday, mike. >> happy friday to you, kumasi and reggie. thank you for joining us. here's what's going on with live doppler 7. it is dry. we have an extended period of dry weather that's going to last through at least thursday. so you can put the umbrellas back in to the depths of the closet or wherever you keep it, the trunk possibly. it's quiet out there. no cloud cover, also not much fog until you get down around san martin and points southward. i think fog will be an issue for the weekend. tule fog may be an issue for the central valley. let's talk about

napa county, as low as you can go, 0%. its health department says they have no icu beds available, partly because of staffing. >>> a new mission from governor newsom's office, put money straight into the hands of struggling small businesses. the state is launching a new $50 million grant program. how is it going so far? we sent scott budman to find out. >> reporter: when this business applied for the first round of federal ppe loans, it didn't go well. >> it was really difficult to go through the process. >> reporter: often described as a nightmare. >> no, you need this. you need to speak to this person. you couldn't get a straight answer. >> reporter: and the restaurant did not get the loan. several months later, a new location is open, but it can currently only do takeout. so they're trying again. first, eligible for a state grant. one bay area financial experts say should be easier to apply for. >> the businesses can be more flexible with how they're getting this money. what they're using this money for. >> reporter: th

well the north bay our coldest of spots yet again napa and santa rosa down to 33 degrees. i'm expecting you to fall at to freezing right below freezing at points this morning now it is a much colder morning for napa down 18 degrees from yesterday half moon bay santa rosa fairfield conquered in livermore are also checking in with numbers at least 10 degrees cooler than at the same time 24 hours ago, so definitely want to get that extra layer on don't worry so much about staying dry as just staying warm from the 30's and 40's to start to sunny 60's by the afternoon just a touch warmer than yesterday was an overall pretty comfortable. one of her last days of 20 20 talk in your forecast through the new year still to come rob i am ready for 2021. thank you john checking in on the traffic it is looking good so far on 80 we're taking a live look. >>at the pay gates rolling into san francisco here on the bay bridge. no problems, let's keep it that way folks it's nice and quiet all the way across upper deck, the skyway right on through downtown san francisco. i don't see any major

well fairfield napa sonoma and youngsville each at 72. our warmest spots will actually be santa rosa in petaluma at 73 degrees each today now tomorrow's temperatures will remain above average back into the low 70's before we descend closer to seasonable conditions. the rest of the week taking us back into the 60's sunshine and dry conditions remain all the way through this week and into the upcoming weekend and looking likely to stick around for much of next week as well. rebecca all right, thank you john check in traffic outside right now the bay bridge toll plaza looks great coming out of the macarthur maze, you're westbound 80 right. >>into downtown san francisco should take about 10 minutes so far at this early hour, switching over to the golden gate coming out of the north bay and no issues to report on south 1, one coming from a highway 37 in novato through moran and then across the span into san francisco ron time of about 20 minutes right now on the southbound side and checking things out at the richmond sandra fell bridge ships s

well the north bay our coldest of spots yet again napa and santa rosa down to 33 degrees. i'm expecting you to fall at to freezing right below freezing at points this morning now it is a much colder morning for napa down 18 degrees from yesterday half moon bay santa rosa fairfield conquered in livermore are also checking in with numbers at least 10 degrees cooler than at the same time 24 hours ago, so definitely want to get that extra layer on don't worry so much about staying dry as just staying warm from the 30's and 40's to start to sunny 60's by the afternoon just a touch warmer than yesterday was an overall pretty comfortable.

month, a governor gavin newsome also apologized for attending dinner party at the french laundry in napahan earlier this summer. nancy pelosi came under scrutiny for having her hair indoors in san francisco at a time when salons were supposed to be off-limits live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob. >>now to the north bay tonight, we know moraine county will not be moving out of the red covid here for at least another week or an is the only county in the bay area to have stayed in the red tier making it the only county not subject to the governor's 10:00pm curfew the counties in the red tier still have a substantial weight of spread something health officer says he is concerned about. >>i'm concerned about our hospitalizations we're looking maybe her. purple tier, this or the week after that if there's not a change in the slope and that's the message to our committee is we want point that most restrictive tier the time take action is now. >>officials say they are still waiting to see the potential case number increased from thanksgiving. >>as covid cases surge across cal

that alone would have made for a remarkable year for emergency responders here in napa county. on top of that came the pandemic. >> we were there back in march at the grand princess cruise ship. we were first evacuating patients off the grand princess. we sent personnel to new york city. it's pushed folks to the brink and tax resources to say the least. >> reporter: from resources to manpower to raw physical endurance, 2020 has brought unprecedented challenges for ems personnel. that goes for the helicopter teams used to evacuate critically ill patients from rural areas and the ground units serving as both first responders and transport service. >> as more and more bed capacity gets taxed, we play the important role of moving those patients in between facilities. >> reporter: as the pandemic stretches into its 9 months, ems workers are giving the same warning we've been hearing from hospitals. >> the hospitals and the care givers and nurses and doctors are telling us they're at their limit. they're telling us they other overwhelmed. >> to say our personnel are taxed and on the

san francisco, napa and contra costa counties. but the counties in red have dropped below that 15% threshold. that's sonoma, san mateo and santa clara counties as of last night. marin county, by the way, had not reported the icu capacity. looking at the bay area as a whole, we have more icu capacity remaining than most of the state of california with more than 21% availability. local health leaders though point to the lack of icu space in los angeles county at just 13% is. saying we are acting now in hopes of avoiding that. nonhospitalization cases are rising as well. california reported more than 22,000 cases in the 24 hour period. and that's a record. it's more than 2,000 more cases than the previous record set on tuesday. santa clara county, meanwhile, has had a record number of new infections at 856. >>> in san francisco, we found people enjoying their last friday night out until next year. "today in the bay" jackie reports. >> reporter: this place is called the beach, but for this group of friends it's where everybody knows t

look at napa. it's especially going to be dangerous for the north bay mountains and the higher elevations pushing that time line forward through monday. we really see the peak wind gusts diminish right around late monday afternoon and then by 7:00 you can see the winds die down. so it goes from extremely gusty to breezy into monday. it's those overnight hours. long-range outlook shows the dry days will continue. even though the wind will help improve our air quality it will dry us out. think of the lack of rain. looking out ahead into friday there is a possibility we'll get another wind event that will make its return into the midweek and by next weekend the possibility of some rain heading into next sunday with the models showing a system making its approach. it's important to keep in mind the national weather service has just decided to issue a red flag warning that will take effect starting at 11:00 tonight and a wind advisory will be in effect. you can see it will be in the upper 60s. notice th

sonoma napa solano and san mateo county.not in on this early stay at home order that is taking effect before the state even makes us lockdown so let's take a look at what you can no longer do. no more going to get your hair cut that out know bore going to restaurants to dine in or outside you have to only get take out there. the gyms are closed drive and gatherings are no more you can't go to outdoor playgrounds for the kids. a lot of family entertainment is no more anything outdoors that includes a. >>outdoor zoos museums are indoors. but you can't go to those open air bus and boat operators are off limits as well they all have to close today. and in the east bay. >>restaurants and hair salons also taking last rush of customers yesterday before they were forced to shut down in walnut creek for instance, restaurants, have transition away from outdoor like mentioned. take out delivery that will be your only option of the 4 barbershops and hair salons they're going to have to stay shut down potentially for the rest of the mont

friend, 8 people were their total at the time of the gathering san francisco is in the yellow tier napa county was in the orange here. both allowed outdoor and indoor dining the statement went on to say when cases were lower than they are would visit restaurants in san francisco to support local businesses. now that most of the bay area's back in the purple covid tier she's once again limiting her actions and encouraging all san franciscans to do the same. >>and san jose mayor sam liccardo is apologizing tonight for breaking the steps states health guidance. we're look admits he attended a large thanksgiving dinner. >>at his parents home yeah, never really apologizing, but may look hardaway's kron four's rob fladeboe has more from the mayor and reaction from a city council member there. >>san jose mayor sam liccardo shown here getting a flu shot recently has admitted he strayed from public health guidance but joining family members for thanksgiving dinner. the mayor's office confirmed he attended the thanksgiving dinner with family members at his parents home in saratoga the gathering w

well tying records in both canfield in napa up to 7274 degrees. so it was a warm monday and tuesday looking just as warm if not even a little bit warmer for a couple of spots across the bay. the rise into the mid 70's today, sunshine will help us out there. we are looking at any fog or cloud cover this morning nor into the afternoon. tomorrow morning i do expect a little layer of coastal fog to be easing its way right up against the this is going to result in some coastal fog and possibly some of it working its way into the bay tomorrow morning for your wednesday in the meantime it's warm it's going to be sunny and it is going to be warmer than average day. we don't usually see days in the 70's in december normally it's mid 60's at our warmest but today we're talking mid 70's in a few spots, golden gate park mission in financial districts, all right at 70 degrees for your high today daly city at 72, half moon bay at 73 while temperatures on the bay side even warmer than that burlingame you'll be at 73. well carlos in redwood city each at 74 for to

that includes san francisco, napa, and contra costa counties. in red, those counties have dropped below 15%. that includes sonoma county and santa clara counties. marin county has not reported a number yet, raj. >> the rise in new cases as well. california reporting a record 22,000 cases in the past 24 hours. that's up more than 2,000 from the previous record, which was set just a couple of days ago on tuesday. santa clara county, you can see there, with a record number of new daily infections, 856 just yesterday. this is all a gut punch for restaurants, nail and hair salons, and other small businesses. even if they get federal stimulus money, will that be enough to stay in business? nbc bay area's lili tan spoke with many restaurant owners in san francisco. lili, what are their options really? >> reporter: raj, that is yet to be seen. right now they are very frustrated. they say they expected this to happen but thought they would have more time. as you can see, many restaurant owners have completely changed the way they've done business, settin

partly cloudy skies. 65 up in napa.'ve got the fog this morning and the accuweather seven-day forecast, so clouds to start and then the sun, high fire danger tonight with the winds increasing through your monday morning. looking at the warm weather through tuesday and dry pattern continues with slightly cooler weather into the end of the week. we're dry but dealing with the fire danger. be careful. >>> he's a san jose teen whose portrait of kamala harris got national attention. he's also since done president-elect joe biden and before that a-rod and j-lo. this past week his viral portrait of the vice president-elect debuted at an art gallery in l.a. julian glover spoke with tyler as he took it all in. >> reporter: how's it feel to see your work in the gallery? >> i was just really shocked still to be able to walk in and see my art featured with all these different other types of artists. >> reporter: 14-year-old tie lorre courton of san jose sharing the spotlight is sharing some of the art, he picked up the paint brush

this hit and run, reporting in napa dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well, the middle of a very busy shopping season california's attorney general is suing amazon how there but sarah says the company is not cooperating with an investigation into workplace safety during the pandemic he announced today he is seeking a court order urging amazon to comply with subpoenas the state has apparently been sending for months. >>it's can deliver 85 inch tv. he should be able to deliver to the department of justice the straightforward information we officially requested of them nearly 4 months ago. >>in response an amazon spokesperson sent to say it reads into our or i'm sorry the justice department apparently was details on the company's covid prevention protocols and sick leave policies along with info and data on infections and covid related deaths and amazon facilities across the state. in response amazon. did have a spokesperson sent us a statement that says in part we are puzzled by the attorney general sudden rush to court because we've been working cooper

san francisco and napa counties as you see doing better. they're in the orange. alameda county in the yellow with icu capacity hovering around 30%. >>> after a successful run in san jose self-administered covid testing is coming to gilroy. testing will be available at the south county an exxon wren avenue in gilroy. super easy. the site is open monday through wednesday, 11:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. people swab both nasal cavities while a trained staff member watches. results are rved in about two days. it follows a successful run at emmanuel baptist church in san jose. >>> some major business and tech news. apple says its temporarily shutting down all its california stores. the company says it's making the move out of an abundance of caution as cases skyrocket. just yesterday apple decided to temporarily close stores in l.a. 24 hours later they're expanding that and customers can still pick up existing orders for the next few days. >>> normally goodwill receives donations for clothing or apliepss. you may remember that scott donated more than $4 billion in the last

at the french laundry restaurant in napa one day after governor, newsome was their yeah now the mayor attended a small family birthday dinner for a friend 8 people were there in total they say. >>at the time of the gathering. it's important to note the san francisco was in the yellow tier and napa county was still in their orange tier, which both allowed outdoor and indoor dining at that point. the mayor's office released a statement saying when cases were lower the mayor would visit restaurants in san francisco to support local businesses. now that most of the bay area is back in the purple tier she is once again limiting her actions and encouraging all san francisco tons to do the same. a 200 business owners in santa clara county face fines for violating health guidelines, the county business compliance unit visit 427 businesses over the thanksgiving weekend and issued a 181 violation notices, many of them along santana row in san jose. the violation notices amount to at least a $115,000 in fines. >>the cdc is urging all americans to avoid traveling to mexico because of rising covid

at 38 degrees c definitely want to bundle up for a lot cooler than we were yesterday to napa down 14rees from the same time on what was a rainy and misty start to your monday. robin all right, thank you john let's check in on the traffic take a little peek at the morning commute around the bay area. >>we are hot spot free and that's always a great way to start your morning drive right a lot of folks are still out there on vacation we're not seeing a lot of traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza north we see heavy traffic yesterday we just have the rain and the wet roads but you're not dealing with that today. so

you can see how thick it is there in napa and santa rosa, also. this is going to drift south to southeast. so, it could move across the san pablo bay and get into the east bay shore as we head into the morning commute. but it definitely won't hang around nor be as widespread as it was yesterday morning. kuma kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> a man charged in the kidnapping that happened more than three decades ago will be arraigned virtually today. michaela garecht was kidnapped and never has been found. a palm print recently led investigators to this man 59-year-old david misch who is already behind bars serving time for a prior murder conviction and awaiting trial for a separate double murder. the kidnapping happened just days before thanksgiving 3 2 years ago. michaela went into a hayward grocery store with a friend and when she came outside her scooter wasn't where she left it and saw a few yards away. when she did, a man grabbed her and put her in his car and drove away. >> the crime not only shocked alameda county and the entire bay area and t

napa 23% availability. in the red zone, santa clara, contra costa, san mateo and solano county and the entire bay area must now shut down. restaurants will need to stop indoor and outdoor operations. >> we don't usually go out. >> i feel sorry for restaurants. i feel like they are just struggling. >> reporter: the bay area has been teetering on the edge of the state's stay at home order. several counties opted to enter the order early in an effort to bend the curve of infection. others decided against that. for some businesses the extra days of outdoor dining did help. >> here at redwood city, the downtown streets will reopen on friday and merchants are now go to have to pay to store all of the stuff until outdoor dining reopens. >> city officials assured the downtown businesses that outdoor dining will return when covid-19 infections level off but is worried his business might not make it until then if he is only allowed to sell takeout. >> i spend all of my money. i lose my business. i am going to be home

del tiempo pueden ser undea puede is 7 de diciembre donde 15 condados entre ellos sonoma como torre, napadel aire se debe al humo producido por el fuego de la leña el clima frío agencias de un alerta por mala calidad del aire por ello se prohíbe quemar leña u otro combustible sólido tanto en interiores como en exteriores >>> temprano esta situación cómo estás? >>> buenas noches comienza a verse san josé, auckland, parka y lo que se se centra en la mala calidad del aire para un grupo de personas que tienen enfermedades respiratorias cuidado porque cambia esto su sistema de alta presión imagínese una burbuja de aire que se a favor de la y hace que se encapsula se presiona la pisa y concentras si fuera una tapa acerca con contaminante nombre viento están aislados se queda y la calidad del aire comienza a ser mala, por qué con el frío que mostró en madera y se quede estancado en el aire uno que me madera ni contamine porque la situación será pésima para nosotros a partirde mañana las temperaturas se tiene que hacer frío pero yo creo en ellos para combatir el frío temperatura en los 49 se mant

yesterday exception being half moon bay in berkeley at 5668 degrees right now double in fairfield napa nevado in san anselmo in the meantime only in the 30's so pretty chilly start for these spots. i'm talking 70's again for daytime highs this afternoon still to come for becca all right. thank you hit the roads outside right now we're traffic. >>moving well here at the bay bridge toll plaza if you're going to be heading into san francisco this morning. >>not a whole lot of weight in fact it's going to be a quick seven-minute drive time for your westbound 80 right over to the fremont street exit the san mateo bridge moving well more folks on the roadway but nothing to snag of your drive coming out of the east bay is going to be a breeze 12 minutes for your westbound 92 commute over to one o one on the peninsula. i'll have a check of the richmond sandra fell bridge and the golden gate coming up james starry thanks a lot 5 oh one and breaking news from overnight. a big step in the global fight against coronavirus the first doses of the covid vaccine. >>have now been given in the uk. yeah

pam says she was expecting a shutdown in napa county after it happened in sonoma. but she says the new order is really going to hit their bottom line. most of the money they make comes from customers visiting the winery in person for tastings and buying bottles of wine. >> crocker and starr is a winery where 98% of our business is direct to consumer. we rely on traffic. so this puts us back into picking up the phone and contacting our loyal followers and fans. >> reporter: in san mateo county, the county manager is urging people not to get together for the holidays, arguing that covid cases got worse after it happened over thanksgiving. >> we're very, very concerned about christmas gatherings. we are extremely concerned that we'll see a surge in the middle of a surge. we are now experiencing thanksgiving gatherings. roes >> reporter: the new stay-at-home order for the three counties goes into effect midnight on thursday. san mateo county said compliance officers will be enforcing the rules, especially as we near the holidays. anousha rasta, nbc bay area. >>> we men

we will spotlight santa rosa, petaluma, napa all of the areas here in the doper gray, there is patchy fog up there. and it's going to get windy later tonight. two items to discuss before i hand you back over to emily. a wind advisory that goes into effect bay area wide. it starts tonight at 11:00 and goes until 11:00 tomorrow morning. we could see gusts at 45 miles per hour and in the mont mountains a red flag warning. >>> to break news first this morning, a person died following a vehicle crash in san jose just after 3:00 this morning. police are currently at the scene of the incident near the intersection of story and king roads. story road is closed in both directions from king road to mccreery avenue. we will update you as more details become available. >>> happening today, the bay area will begin shutting down for at least four weeks from 10:00 p.m. tonight san francisco, santa clara, and contra costa counties will enact the stay at home orders. followed then by alameda on monday, and marin county on tuesday. it comes as california sees more than 25,000 new cases reported just ye

up in the north bay, we expect highs of 65 in san rafael, 67, 69 santa rosa 67 napa sonoma 68.y highs mid 60s all locations and inland east bay will have highs in the upper 6 f -- 60s to about 70. the next several days you can see why it will remain so dry here. the disturbances that will produce rainfall pushing into the pacific northwest and looks like the bay area will miss out on all the rain. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll have increasing winds late sunday into monday under these dry conditions of course that pattern elevates the risk for fires but winds calm down on tuesday and the rest of the week next week will b sunny and dry and mild. dan and dion. >> does not feel like december at all. all right. spencer, thanks. >>> let's move over to chris alvarez with the sports. we have a lot to talk about. >> we do. coming up in sports, sorry, dion, stephon curry talking about the under dog. >>> how the niners are twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a f

his arraignment is scheduled for december 29th in napa county. tonight his attorney says he expects ballard to be acquitted of all charges. >>> also tonight the state's employment development department is under fire. prosecutors are slamming the department for not stopping a widespread pandemic assistance fraud scheme. in a new letter, nine district attorneys urged governor new some to ewe emergency powers to stop payments they believe are still going to prison inmates. in sunny vail, these five suspects were arrested for allegedly swindling a million dollars in edd benefits. from unsuspecting victims in santa clara county. investigators believe they did it by stealing credit cards, mail, and other personal information. at least 100 people have come forward now to say they were victimized. >> my landlord is still demanding her rent, she has every right to. what am i supposed to do when a thousand dollars was just taken away from me? >> we're a small family, me and my partner have decreased hours or lost our jobs since march. so, you know, we're

you can see napa especially. down to less than a half people in visibility.here are areas late tonight and first thing tomorrow morning in the north bay that we will have patchy dense fog to contend with. let's show you a picture outside. a live look showing the beautiful lights of the embarcadero. no fog from this vantage point. in fact, numbers are mainly in the 40s in a lot of cities. 41 in santa rosa, 47 in oakland. a chilly 41 in palo alto, 48 that current temperature in clover dale. so overnight tonight, our coldest spot also drop into the upper 30s, north bay santa rosa to napa and ukiah. along the shoreline, low to mid-40s, and there is a chance of minimal coastal drizzle as as the cold front makes its way through. first thing tomorrow morning. we'll stop the clock at 3:00, you can see that chance close to the coast, especially along the peninsula of some drizzle. that's about it. we're not tracking unfortunately any beneficial rainfall. we'll start the day out with cloud cover. those clouds begin to break down for afternoon sunshine. so we will finis

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