so what's gavin newsom's explanation for this picture?erested in equal time, in fairness, we will show to you next. >> i made a bad mistake. instead of sitting down, i should have stood up and walked back, got in my car and drove back to my house and instead i chose to sit there with my wife and a number of other couples that were outside the household. you can quibble about the guidelines, et cetera, et cetera, but the spirit of what i'm preaching all the time was contradicted and i got to own that so i want to apologize to you. >> tucker: oh, yeah. when i sought i should have just walked out, got in the car and driven home. okay, gavin. with no idea there would be a dozen people at your own party. you're the governor, but you never saw the guest list. you were totally shocked. that's ridiculous. it's too stupid to be an explanation and we are stupider for pretending to believe it. why not just tell the truth, which is i don't really totally believe everything i say, at least not enough to let it interfere with dinner. that's the truth.

and gavin newsom is california's epidemiologist in chief.he commands obedience and the serfs obey. with that in mind, the chronicle iebroker pretty amazing story ts week. the governor recently attended a birthday dinner up in wine country at the fresh laundry one of the best and most expensive restaurants in the world. there were 12 people at his dinner and civilians, that's number seem to be a clear t violation of his own rules, but as we werere told, it really wasn't. it turns out that he was simply celebrating the birthday of a longtime friend of his, a lobbyist actually called jason kenny. a spokesperson for kenny described the night this way. "this was a small, intimate held outdoors with family and a few right. to celebrate a 50th birthday." in other words, no big deal. for his part, governor newsom was [indiscernible] "our family follows the restaurant health protocols and took safety professions. so really, ladies and gentlemen it was nothing. just a small, intimate dinner held in nature under god's blue skies, just a few right. stay

newsom ha not given a time line on when he will announce his pick. >>> governor newsom apologized fornding a friend's 50th birthday. >> the spirit of what i did that was contradicted so i want to apologize to you because i need to preach and practice not just preach and not practice. >> reporter: governor newsom said he was unaware that the party would include as many people as it did before he arrived. but he admits now that he should have stood up and gone home. >>> as ktvu's christian kaptan explain, the city is still implementing new restrictions as california sees a sharp rise in infection rates. >>> as coronavirus rates spike around the country san francisco is not immune. that city's director of public health says rates are up in the city as well. >> let me be clear, san francisco is in the midst of a major surge of covid-19 cases. >> reporter: after enjoying almost three weeks in the yellow tier the least restrictive. san francisco has now jumped two tiers back to red. san francisco's major confirming in addition to last month's restriction to restaurants they will now see low

i will say one last thing about gavin newsom.t's funny that gavin newsom went to a restaurant that's a three-star michelin restaurant. what's not funny that gavin newsom's kids get to go to school in person and yours don't. he won't even defend that.'t >> tucker: it's unbelievable. thank you for calling it out. alex berenson, great to see you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: for the last eight months, this crisis has been mismanaged in a way that no crisis in our recent history has ever been. s you know who's at fault, who we are blaming? you. yesterday, new york governor's explain how culpable you really are to this event. >> we will make mistakes in life. we try not to, but we do. they key is to be strong and secure enough to admit your mistakes and admit your shortcomings. don't get defensive. denying the mistake only assures repeating the mistake. we have made mistakes during covid. i wrote a book. lessons to be learned from the covid crisis. >> tucker: admit your mistakes, says the thinnest skin politician and american history

on the state's reopening plan today governor newsome is also saying he's sorry. >>he apologized for what he called a bad mistake in attending a birthday party that broke the very rules that he's been preaching to slow the spread of the coronavirus. soon as i sat the larger table i realized was a little larger group. >>then i had and i made a bad mistake instead of sitting down. i should have stood up and walked back on my current job back to my house and instead i chose to sit there with my wife in a number of other couples that were outside the household you can quibble about the guidelines, etcetera etcetera, but the spirit of what i'm preaching all the time. was contradicted and i got to own that and so i want apologize to you. because i need to preach and practice not just preach and not practice and i've done my best to do that. >>newsome has suffered some political backlash since it surfaced of friday that he and his wife attended the party on november 6 with a dozen friends. the french laundry restaurant. in the wine country doing so of course when against

gavin newsom, you have, and then you have the state's various groups moving in. but in this case, and this is unique, you have national attention as well. everybody has a little chip in this mosaic. it's up to gavin. >> something else to consider about someone like alex padilla is if he chooses someone, they'll get to a point their replacement then. it's sort of a twofer then but we'll see. >> it will be interesting to see two, liz. thank you very much. helping patients' state of mind as covid rates increase. >>> coming up at 6:00, more good news to share about a potential coronavirus vaccine. plus a look at what lit take to get it distributed. see how a san francisco company is helping figure out the logistics of the last mile. and you'll hear from governor newsom giving a quarantine briefing for the first time. see how many people aren't he'ding advice to stay home. finally tonight, the healing power of art. >> that's right. while thousands of doctors, nurses and first responders have jumped in to battle the covid precise on the front lierngs one facility is be

. >>> governor newsom held a live briefing to update us on coronavirus in the state. this time the update included news about the governor's own quarantine. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live with that story. wayne? >> reporter: hi, ama. california governor gavin newsom has held dozens of covid-19 press conferences this year, but today there was that twist, as a governor in quarantine with his family from sacramento in his house after being exposed to the virus through a chp officer whose job is to protect them. >> feel perfectly healthy. i tested negative yesterday. >> reporter: to summarize the governor's message today, it is darkest before dawn and then comes the light. that light will come in the form of vaccine distributions beginning as early as next month for medical professionals. the rest of us will need to wait until mid-january or perhaps later as those who need the vaccine most will go to the front of the line. as for the dark part, that's our daily case rate. >> 12,000 cases. we've simply not seen this since the beginning of the pandemic. >> repor

newsom also said his entire family tested negative today. still the governor says to be consistent with local guidance, they will quarantine for 14 days. the news comes days after one of newsom's children began quarantining due to a possible exposure at a private school. >>> a look at the numbers now. according to state data, there were more than 14,000 new cases of coronavirus on saturday. that makes it one of three record-breaking days this week. the state's average daily number of coronavirus cases has tripled since october. the head of the u.s. effort to produce a coronavirus vaccine says the first immunizations could happen on december 11th. pfizer recently announced that the vaccine appears 95% effective. now, your health is one of the main things we're focused on here at abc7 with an aim to build a better bay area amid this pandemic. four days after thanksgiving -- or before thanksgiving, that is, hundreds waited in line in san francisco's mission district to get tested at a pop-up test site before heading to san jose tonight. abc7 ne

newsom and his wife had no direct interaction with the officer but days ago we did learn one of newsom's children was quarantined for possible exposure. the governor is facing heavy criticism for his decision to attend birthday dinner as restrictions tighten around the state. >>> as many bay area counties remain in the most restricted purple tier tonight marks night three. now that order started saturday night at 10:00 p.m. and will go on until 5:00 a.m. every day. an infectious disease specialist with uc san diego says he hopes that people really take the new curfew at least as a warning that things are getting bad. >> right now it wasn't as before in the pandemic. we are in a very ominous situation. >> meanwhile, san francisco remains in the slightly less restrictive red tier but residents shouldn't keep their hopes up. officials with mayor london breed's office are telling "the chronicle" the county is likely to move into the purple tier this week due to the ongoing surge. >>> l.a. county is following new restrictions following a massive surge in covid cases. beginning wednesday, dini

>>governor newsome also discourage thanksgiving holiday travel. but if you do travel out of state just keep in mind that it's important to remember that state officials are asking travelers to self quarantine for 14 days after returning to the bay area. well it's cheaper and faster type of test for covid-19 may be as reliable. as the nasal swab tests which are currently looked at as the gold standard. the rapid tests are actually being conducted in san francisco about the 24th and mission bart station. so these tests detect infection by looking for the proteins of the virus instead of identifying the genetic material of the virus. now while the protein rapid test was previously believed to be less reliable, a small, ucsf study found that there were accurate in 14 out of 15 people who are infected. doctors believe that rapid testing could help slow the spread of covid-19. what we're trying to do here with testing. >>is to identify people who are infectious and get them isolated so the real intervention is isolation and a sort of secondary one this

>>now at 6 governor gavin newsome pulling an emergency brake on the state's reopening process amid the covid-19 pandemic this as daily covid cases in the state double over the last 10 days, thank you for joining us tonight at 6 i'm pam moore and i'm catherine heenan ken wayne has the night off. >>state leaders say an emergency brake was always part of the blueprint for california for reopening if cases that kept climbing nearly every bay area county is now losing ground and the state's covid-19 tear system right now a total of 40 california counties are reversing reopenings and moving to the most restrictive purple tear here in the bay area 5 local counties are included they are alameda napa contra costa solano and santa clara counties, san francisco move from yellow to red today joining moran and san mateo counties new san francisco health department has released a travel advisory this is asking people to. >>please avoid unnecessary travel leading to thanksgiving and today the city's health director doctor grant colfax said san francisco is also experiencing that surge kron four's dan

we should know governor newsom making all these big announcements from his home in the sacramento area. as you probably know, we reported he's been isolating with his family. there was a covid concern. out of an abundance of caution, they're isolating. there was a covid concern with some of his kids. here's the bottom line. here's what we gleaned from this afternoon. again, there was a lot to die jef jest. he went into great detail about how the vaccine or vaccines will be distributed and how the state will help. the governor said the state will not be distributing the vaccines. instead that will be up to the drug companies partnering with your health care provider. for example, if you go to kaiser or sutter haelealth, they would have it. however, the state will help in the distribution. also today a third possible vaccine was announced by astrazeneca and oxford university. so now moving forward, among the pressing questions, do we have a choice on which vaccine to take, and who gets it first? >> it shouldn't surprise anybody that the phase one vaccination distribution plan in terms of

. >> governor newsom says, more announcements could come friday. and he says, he's looking into the possibility of having curfews for some businesses. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> governor newsom also announced more stringent face covering both requires people to wear a mask anytime there outside of their homes, flu exceptions include whenever a person is loan, children under the age of two or people with a medical condition. overall, the new rules do not really impacted maturity of the bay area which already have strict mask roles. but, in discussing curfews, this is what the governor said. >> we also are considering full disclosure, a bit of a preview. the notion of a curfew. now, before he jumped in terms of your mindset of whether or not that's a good idea or bad idea, we are assessing that as well. >>> newsom says, he's looking over three studies on perceives friends, judy, and saudi arabia. he's weighing the impact that such medic would have on various businesses and social sectors. >>> in santa clara county, leaders address this changes to

it raise $more than $220 million for als research. >>> governor newsom has a big decision ahead. who will take vice president elect kamala harris's seat. who is on the short list, coming up next. >>> put president-elect joe biden has decisions of his own he needs to make. how his decision is shaping up after some big announcements earlier today. >>> and they should have known this would not end well. some parents rethinking a grinch surprise for their little girl. see the tear. reporter: ending coming up later. >>> back now to major new developments this afternoon from washington, before where the gsa has now told president- elect joe biden that his transition can begin. the president tweeted today that he would keep up the good fight, but that in the best interests of our country, he has asked the gsa and his administration to follow protocols. this comes as michigan voted today to certify joe biden as the winner of that state's electoral votes. fox news ray bogan tells us the biden team is also announcing key cabinet positions. >> president-elect biden continues to push forward

gavin newsom going to the french laundry in napa.ayor going to joe biden's big victory speech. lightfoot going out there in a public group. nancy pelosi getting her hair done. there is a lot of do as i say and not as i do among democratic leaders that people are calling hypocrisy. >> the gavin newsom in particular. coming during a really bad time for this virus. if you are trying to be a public figure, it's not just what you say about the importance of setting that modelling. any public health expert tells you it's about modelling correct behavior. >> newsom said he is sorry. do you think he is sorry or sorry he got caught? >> i would not want to speculate. >> mark, is there a danger in delaying a transition? when we are in the throes of this raging pandemic. obviously we have gotten better at treating. the death rate is lower than spring with 6 times fewer cases. if you don't make a smooth transition to the next administration are you running a risk? >> absolutely. if operation warp speed is not handed off properly it will undermine

explore new territory and that would affected from that standpoint governor newsom said monday.n no rush to fill the seat. >>but dan walters of calm matters says the pressure is on to close a senate vacancy quickly don't want to have the seat vacant in case the senate winds up to be a 5050 tie which you could. then you don't want to have a vacancy walters says new most likely announce his pick in january after harris is sworn in as vice president predicting it will be put dia to replace the nation's first black female senator if it were or some other latino going to washington from california. >>would be an immediate media star. and everybody knows that that's going to be it's a big deal is in sacramento bridgette bjorlo fox 40 news. >>it's 6.40 in the east bay, the oakland police department to see more officers get covid since march the oakland police have had 29 officers contract covid as of yesterday only 2 are currently still infected right now with the virus police are as you know at an increased risk of exposure because they are frontline workers and the interim chief says

newsom: thank you for that question. i want to go back to the slide on case rates and positivity rates. when we talk about surges, particularly as i read the headlines, people lead with case numbers. i want to remind people that california has a population of 21 states combined, so for california, and i would ask this for consideration -- i do not have any great expectation, but just for consideration, when we do report california that it is a different level of reporting in the context of the size and scale of this state. andonly are we testing more more people, as is the case now. -- 200,000 plus people per day. we would expect the numbers to be high. the positivity rate is the number on the slide that i think is important to track. you're absolutely correct. we have certainly seen an increase in the last number of weeks in not only the case rates but also, more importantly perhaps, the positivity rate, and that positivity rate just in the last few weeks going to 6.2 percent is disconcerting. we know that will impact o

and it probably should have happened we reached out to governor newsom's office for comment.ut a spokesperson referred us to his statements monday in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>up next tropical storm iota ravaging communities in central america been a historically busy hurricane season will take a look at the damage. >>the fda approves the first at home covid-19 testing kit that getting results in just minutes and a solemn anniversary for the bay area here from one survivor of the jonestown massacre who says she stil >>on this day 42 years ago a mass death sent shockwaves through san francisco and beyond more than 900 members of the peoples temple, a church based here in san francisco died in the south american country of guyana. >>it happened in a place called jonestown an outpost founded by reverend jim jones who turned cult leader kron four's maureen kelly live for us tonight with more on this very dark chapter in san francisco's past murray. >>that's right ken i'm standing in oakland's evergreen cemetery and behind me or where the remains of more than 400 un

steve: pro- freedom and then people could take response ability. >> he thought gavin newsom was doingh laundry. [laughter] steve: i think we will have to leave it there especially if you get into gavin newsom's haircut if you really want to know about it. thank you all. the fight to ♪ here? nah. ♪ introducing the all new chevy trailblazer. here? nope. ♪ here. ♪ when the middle of nowhere, is somewhere. the all new chevy trailblazer. making life's journey, just better. thesomething you wanthlblazer. to play games with.isn't hope you got dental. and that's why i love healthmarkets, your insurance marketplace. they guarantee you won't find a lower price anywhere for the plans they offer, so you're not just picking by chance. no copay?... sweet. with health insurance plans constantly changing, having the wrong fit could mean missing benefits or costing you thousands. healthmarkets' fitscore instantly ranks plans both on and off the government exchange to find one that best fits your insurance needs. in minutes, you can find out if your current plan is the right fit, or if there's another

>> governor too cool store school gavin newsom got caught.e nation needs with our nerves stretched taught with this bitterly contested election and this result and the uncertainty on the one hand and then have you got schools being closed hundreds of thousands of children in new york being cut off of education last thing you need is someone do as i say not as i do. it's very hypocrisy is palpable. >> bill: do you know who else was at that dinner? the ceo of the california medical association. >> if you get sick in good hands. >> bill: nonprofit that oversees 50,000 physicians in california who would know more, leo? >> let me mention this. he was having a birthday party for a lobbyist. so you have got the california medical association. have you got a lobbyist who is his friend and you have got gavin newsom with his family sitting there let me tell you right now you should have listen to the his apology. his apology was a bigger lie. he said he was outside. he was inside. look at the video. this man lied when he had an opportunity to give a si

governor newsom says he has to pull the emergency brake on reopening because new cases have just about doubled in the past ten days. >> this is simply the fastest increase california has seen since the beginning of this pandemic. >> the governor is now putting 94% of the state in the most restrictive purple tier, including alameda, contra costa, santa clara, napa and solano counties. the purple tier means cases are widespread and non-essential indoor businesses like churches, movie theaters and gyms must close and indoor dining must also close. >> meanwhile, san francisco, marin and san mateo are moving back to the red tier. that means cases are substantial and indoor operations are allowed at a reduced capacity. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. thanks for joining us. let's get right to liz kreutz with the latest announcement from the state including an apology from the governor. >> yes. there was a lot of news from this briefing. we did get an apology from the governor and also saw every single bay area county but one get moved into a more restrictive tier. the only

steve: pro- freedom and then people could take response ability. >> he thought gavin newsom was doingundry. [laughter] steve: i think we will have to leave it there especially if you get into gavin newsom's haircut if you really want to know about it. thank you all. the fight to keep houses of worship open during the lockdown. ♪ ♪ ♪ you are my candy girl ♪ and you've got me wanting you ♪ applebee's 2 for $20. it's date night in the neighborhood. ♪ you can count on me ♪ i'll be home for christmas ♪ if only in my dreams ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters i'm ashley strohmeyer. a sigh of relief for kelly loeffler in her campaign after testing positive for the coronavirus yesterday. republican senator then took another test today and the results came back negative. her campaign is saint the first test was a false positive. she's currently battling for one of the two seats in georgia which will ultimately decide which party controls the senate. a big shape up as in tom's legal team to campaign just-in-time. judy ruthie ami [inaudible] quote, she's not a member of the lung comp lega

i want to first go to bree newsome bass.re in the carolinas but you're in the other one, north carolina. can you talk about this major debate, this debate for the soul of the democratic party right now? >> certainly. first of all, to this argument being made so fiercely right now attacking the defund the police effort, i have yet to see anyone provide any concrete data that supports that claim other than people making this conjecture. i live in the carolinas. i have seen all of the ads that have been running. there also running a lot of ads into dry -- type jamie harrison to hillary clinton and nancy pelosi. unless anyone are showing guided they can really show one or the other is what led to jim here --ce specifically pie toy in plateauing in a deeply red state, an uphill battle against lindsey graham to begin with, i know -- i frankly don't give that a whole lot of weight. i think again we cannot gloss aspects of this whole situation. we talking about a situation with the democratic leadership is making -- simultaneously m

gavin newsom later apologized more than once. >> i made a bad mistake.rit of what i'm preaching all the time, i have to own that. i apologize to you. i need to preach and practice, not just preach and not just practice. >> harris: washington, d.c., mayor was left contrite after traveling to delaware to congratulate joe biden. despite that state being on her own travel advisory list. here's one you are familiar with. chicago mayor lori lightfoot took heat for pushing a new stay-at-home order days after being without a mask among crowds, celebrating joe biden's win. philadelphia mayor jim kenney was spotted at a maryland restaurant after imposing indoor dining restrictions on his city. perhaps he needed to do what gavin newsom suggested, between bites, put on your mask. before or have two masks with space in between for your mouth. it's been suggested. this kind of hypocrisy is why last weekend we had 3 million american flying to grandmother's house or wherever, and defiance of stay-at-home lockdown orders. americans just don't buy it anymore. i know we ha

been a lot of talk about the speculation rumors the decision ultimately will be made by governor newsome. >>it of course will be very consequential for the state kron four's dan kerman talk with political experts on who might be chosen and he joins us live with more dan. >>well catherine the joke is who is not applying for the job apparently everybody involved applying for the job political experts we talked to say what happened in this current election may paint the picture of what that choices and it might narrow the selection. with democrats joe biden and kamala harris moving closer to success in their white house bid. >>there's renewed interest in who the governor might pick to phil harris is us senate seat you look at setting history. >>you look at potential rivals down the road for what happens and you look at who can help you raise and elevate the party can be a success that will allow you to also set your trajectory if you're gavin newsome forward and upwards and beyond california because now all of a kamala harris becomes the vice president of the united states the relevance and

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yet you look across the country and you see gavin newsom breaking the rules.d he and others at the high echelons of leadership face retribution? you can say voting day, go to the polls but it may be too far away for some folks. >> lahnee: i mean, governor newsom will stand for reelection in two years, "the sacramento bee" which is not known to be a conservative editorial board actually suggested maybe gavin newsom should consider whether he actually wants to stand for reelection given this hypocrisy. but the bigger problem, harris, it really undermines the scientific community, it undermines the public health community among those who make the argument that we need to make sacrifices for covid-19. then you see people going out and flouting the very restrictions they say are so necessary. the only folks they are undermining are those who are providing this expertise and providing us with the guidance on how to deal with the virus. that will have long-term repercussions not just for this pandemic but whatever next public health challenge we face in this country.

last friday the couple attended a dinner for newsom's top political advisor jason kenny. it was held at the ultraexclusive restaurant in youngville. the 12 guests were from three different households. >> i don't think he understands what's happening to us during all this. this has been the hardest year to endure ever. >> governor newsom releasing a statement that reads in part while our family followed the restaurant's health protocols and took safety precautions we should have modeled better behavior and not joined the dinner. >>> we mentioned earlier the new restricts for restaurants in san francisco. as of midnight which is about 45 minutes away, no more indoor dining. so that means eating in the cold and the rain. restaurant owners are scrambling again. nbc bay area's jean elle has more. >> reporter: it's the last night for indoor dining here in san francisco, and restaurantures so they're grateful for that business because out here it's raining and the outdoor tables are wet. they are concerned about the future. some outdoor dining rained out in san francisco tonight

governor, newsome wants to remind people. this is not a time to relax is the time to stay vigilant. >>then an increase in cases here in the state of california. it's for obvious reasons people are letting their guard down the taking their masks off they're starting to get together outside of their household cohorts there started to see businesses reopen and we're starting again to see more people mixing as it gets colder. we'll see more still so this was anticipated. no one is surprised by this. >>colder temperatures holidays, approaching this is a time to do our part governor newsome he believes that later this week. some of our bay area counties will slip into one of the some of those more restrictive tears so i know that's frustrating to hear for all of you who are doing your part already, but there are some people out there who are not wearing their masks when they're around people or they're hanging out in groups and that can really increase the spread of the coronavirus so let's continue to do our part. >>reporting live in palo alto sarah stinson back to you sir, i know with a

this afternoon, governor newsom talked about the state's response. greg lee has that part of the story. >> reporter: while quarantining at home with his family, governor gavin newsom gave an update on california's covid-19 response. >> that seven-day average getting close to now 12,000 cases. we've simply not seen this since the beginning of the pandemic. >> reporter: late sunday, the governor announced on twitter three of his children had been exposed to a chp officer who tested positive. he said the entire family tested negative, but would be entering into a 14-day quarantine. over the last two weeks, the statement's positivity rate jumped to 5.5%. hospitalizations are up 77%, and icu admission up 55%. >> 18 to 49 age cohort that's now representing 60% of all of our new cases. back to the mythology that somehow this disease separates itself exclusively by age or vulnerabilities. >> reporter: the update comes a day after a limited late night curfew went into effect for counties in the state's most restricted tier, covering most of the bay area. 94%

the age cohort is something i wanted to highlight california governor gavin newsome on what the state is saying when it comes to that surging covid-19 cases. >>the state revealing the seven-day positivity rate is 7%. >>and over the weekend there were 14,390 new cases reported on saturday alone. also the data showing that more women than men make up the cases in california. and there is this an increasing concern the governor saying that new information pointing to people between the ages of 1849, are catching covid-19 to 18 to 49. >>age cohort that's now representing 60% of all of our new cases back to the mythology that somehow this disease has separates itself exclusively by age or vulnerabilities that are defined by preexisting conditions it transcends it impacts all populations of course not equally in terms of its ultimate impact. but nonetheless the case numbers impact age cohorts across the spectrum and as you can see in this chart disproportionately now are impacting 18 to 49 year olds in the marina district of san francisco, a busy night outside restaurants must only offer ou

for joining us today picklist to start off with governor newsom.lly a good look here for what he did in terms of this outdoor dinner party. touted his actions impact the public messaging about the virus? >> certainly it is confusing and words to say hey, don't do all of these things, and then for him to have a gathering of 12 people. even though it was outside, you can't sit down and have a meal for you don't have your mask and then your close together, kind of this two asics that we have been pushing. where mecca mask and keep your distance. it hurts to see the leader of the state doing that, for sure. >> let's talk about the coronavirus cases in the bay area. a lot of counties are moving backwards. what is your reaction to that in terms of having the rollbacks on reopening's? >> i think a lot of public health officials have been predicting that as it gets cold and as we all move inside, that we will see increased cases. it's not at all surprising that as cases go up in various ways, we have to tighten down with another step of closing indoor dini

it's classic gavin newsom. >> laura: are you going to stay in california, austin? >> i'm not.'m moving my businesses out of california. i'm going to florida, moving my family to florida. we have to be able to prosper. you know, in a free society. in california doesn't feel like a free society. >> laura: it's such a beautiful, beautiful state. it's heartbreaking. >> it is. >> laura: people have got to change their voting patterns are there going to keep getting more of this. austin, thank you so much. big tech ceos appeared on capitol hill and revealed a few alarming truths. they don't want to just monopolize information, they want to monopolize your though thoughts. dinesh d'souza explains that next. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i love to do. talk to your doctor, and call 844-214-2424. >> laura: big tech ceos on capitol hill today reminding the american public how irresponsible it is to put editorial decisions in the hands of social media companies. here is twitter had jack dorsey admitting how the censorin

statewide thank you for joining us at 6 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis newsome also added the coronavirus hospital admissions in the state. we're up 77% within a 14 day period and icu admissions within that same period. they were a 55%. this is the state saw over 8300 new coronavirus cases along with 15 new deaths and we want to go now to kron four's terisa stasio who is live in san francisco with more on this latest news to receive these are people who feel like they can get covid for the most part and recover. >>well the governor certainly sounded that alarm grant vicki today, you know this number coming out this is the most cases we have seen since the outset to ban demick sweeping into california and now that information coming from the governor that information talking about the fact that we see that. >>age bracket having the most numbers now this information coming out over the weekend saying that the seven-day positivity rate is now 7% and over the weekend there. 390 new cases reported. also the data showing that more women than men make up the cases in c

we talked about goirp newsome's new curfew. we talked about the discovery bay man who was told to >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. seeking emergency approval as pfizer officially requests authorization for its covid-19 vaccine. the possible time line. when americans may start receiving the first doses. the lines to get tested growing tonight as the pandemic pummels the nation. more than 186,000 new cases. and nearly 2,000 u.s. lives lost in just 24 hours. >>> also tonight, looming lockdowns. the new restrictions. an overnight curfew in california. in newark, new jersey, a ten-day stay-at-home advisory. new york city on the verge of a major step backwards. and tonight, the growing lines at food banks as millions fall into poverty during this

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gobernador gavin newsom también podría imponer lineamientos más estrictos >> tenemos suficiente capacidads podrían cambiar en cualquier momento. si cada ciudadano sigue los lineamientos de seguridad se podría combatir estos contagios. >> si toman la decisión, dijo el doctor faucci lo aprobaría, en torno a la idea de decretar un encierro obligatorio preventivo en california >>son 250 mil fallecidos hoy en estados unidos por covid-19. en estados como ohio nueva york y minnesota los contagios han aumentado más de 100% en los últimos días. en partes del estado siguen haciendo cambios para evitar más contagios uno es condado de los Ángeles, balbino aviles plástico con comerciantes >> ahora don josé tendrá que reducir la cantidad de clientes al 75% >> siempre hay restricciones siempre nos afecta de igual manera. la gente no puede entrar se disgutan y mejor se van ahí tenemos el bajón de ventas >> es que los clientes no entienden, así han provocado que las autoridades hablen de un toque de queda. si todos nos involucramos a obedecer a las autoridades esto sería mucho mejor. >> en pico unión se e

newsom in apologizing. john cox ran against newsom for governor last year. he joins me now >>> thank you denial that. >> >> dana: i wanted to ask you about this breaking news out of new york city that mary de blasio sped i'm going to shut down the schools. apparently that is his decision, he's sticking to go it, regardless of anything else. do you think that that might actually have a cascading effect? laura ingle question just reported their shelves, it's probably happening elsewhere, what about schools and the cascading effect across the country, possibly even in california? >>> yeah, and it's sad dana, i don't think it has to be this way. the american pediatric association has said our children are really being hurt by keeping them out of school >>> i've got a 15 year old daughter at home who is going to school just a couple days a week. a lot of kids in california are not even able to do that. the governor of california, the hypocrite that he is continues to talk about the equality of income gap, the income gap that exists in this state. well this, keepi

winning the international emmy, may be gavin newsom can win an oscar rinn and a golden globe. the school closures happening again, parents who now and this really affects people who can't hire a nanny, people middle-class, lower middle class who have finally been able to get back to their jobs and you can't hire a nanny, not going to be a babysitter, maybe you are a single mom if there is somebody to come and help you, how is this return affecting in your opinion families? women, single parents who are women and what this does psychologically to parents and families when we go through this again as we are trying to overcome it? >> we are seeing a big class divide. the rich can afford that and put together a private tutor pods and co-ops and it is the working class, those essential workers who are being left behind losing a year in education. it's really sad, and we need to look at the science. the science tells us exactly what the cdc said and i've been saying this for months. we've known that children are not susceptible to coronavirus on the same level that adults, especiall

are using this to go after businesses like you mentioned but the rank hypocrisy of gavin newsom whoy might know was caught making his own rules, having dinner at a huge restaurant a lot of other people in an enclosed space despite the fact that he's been telling californians not to do this and of course, you heard lobbyist dinner was $15000. it is not just the hypocrisy of breaking his own rules, is also the fact that he's having dinner with these lobbyists were making so much money off of lobbying governor newsom is making every problem in california worse because of the problems that are put upon us by these lobbyists. it really adds up to us to of hypocrisy and i'm telling you right now, maybe this will break a little news but we should have gavin newsom resigning as the governor of california. the incompetence and hypocrisy that accompanied this effort here so far has been awful. david: coast-to-coast, i think you did make some news there. your voice is as significant an influence in california politics but you may push a resignation movement but you have it in maine in californ

newsom calling his decision to stay a bad mistake.nians calling the controversy part of the course. the founder of the ruben report says newsom and his restrictions are out-of-control. >> reporter: gavin newsom, the governor of the state that i'm in, california. the mayor of san francisco, he wrecked it. there is nobody wanted to run going san francisco is doing well, nobody wanders around going california is doing well. he is locking us down while he is at a private party at a restaurant indoors with i believe 12 people, $400 a plate while he is telling us we can't have indoor thanksgiving in our own houses. these people are completely out of control. jillian: despite strict covid-19 restrictions california is the second state in the country to have more than 1 million coronavirus cases. 26 after the hour, joe biden condemning all acts of violence through spokesperson. joe conscious of a says the democrat is not leading by example. he joins us live. >> chick-fil-a spring christmas cheer with an elaborate light this way giving clark g

even as the covid-19 cases continue to climb, governor gavin newsom's task force is reporting on how the state can help those who are unemployed or underemployed. the 7-month-old task force is disbanding but the cochairs including former governors and tech ceos and health leaders predict that california will have a strong economic turnaround once the pandemic is passed. former presidential adviser tom heyer had this to say. >> this was a pandemic which was hurting everybody in california. but it was being disproportionately painful for essential workers who tend to be lower income people and people of color. >> the task force also discussed bridging the digital divide to help students. >>> one of governor newsom's four children is in quarantine. the child may have been exposed at school where a classmate tested positive. we are told the rest of the family is not quarantining because they weren't directly exposed. governor newsom, his wife and all of their children have tested negative for coronavirus. >>> donald trump jr., meanwhile, has tested positive for coronavirus. a spokesperso

i wanted to first go to bree newsome bass.'re in the carolinas, but you are in the other one, in north carolina. can you talk about this major debate, this debate for the soul of the democratic party right now, bree? >> yeah, certainly. well, i mean, first of all, to this argument that is being made so fiercely right now, you know, attacking the "defund the police" effort, i mean, i have yet to see anyone provide any concrete data that supports that claim, other than people making this conjecture. i mean, i live in the carolinas. i have seen all of the ads that have been running. i mean, they were also running a lot of ads trying to tie jaime harrison to hillary clinton and nancy pelosi. so, i mean, unless someone is showing data that can really show that one or the other is what led to jaime harrison specifically plateauing in south carolina, which is a deeply red state, you know, was an uphill battle against lindsey graham to begin with, i frankly don't give that a whole lot of weight. and i think, again, we cannot gloss ove

know everyone comes on board you know embraces these prevention methods in the meantime governor newsomut together a safety committee who is working with the cdc. >>and department of defense to help establish protocols for socialized program that he calls a safe equitable and transparent distribution plan. once a vaccine is out for kron 4 news, i'm ella sogomonian. >>tonight the world health organization has recorded 65 cases of the coronavirus among its staff based at its headquarters in switzerland, that is including at least one cluster of infections, according to an internal email obtained by the associated press. and this comes despite the agency's public assertions that there have been no transmission rates at the geneva site. the e-mail also said about half of the infections were in people who have been working from home. >>well people connecting on apps like zoom of course that's been a huge social outlet. this past year now zuma's making some changes with the holidays coming up for thanksgiving, it is lifting its usual 40 minute limit on free video checks so beginning at midnig