lemonis: pacific hospitality has been around for 40 years, but with ana and her new structure and assistancecific growing nicely over the next 40 years. ana: i love you, papa. todd cooper: talk about shudders going down your spine. crime like this doesn't happen. this was just a lightning bolt. derek mois: she was found lying face down in a large amount of blood. what does the scene tell you? what do your victims tell you? josh mankiewicz: you've got a killer loose here who's specifically targeting people. yeah. don kleine: she was somebody that he really thought was too hard on him, was the cause of his termination to begin with. and he really had some animosity towards her. todd cooper: this is at a doctor's house. somebody is after those doctors. carol brumback: four people are dead because of somebody's vengeance. revenge.

hospital service. announcer:announcer: learn more 7 p.m.accines tonight at pacific on american history tv., interviews, archival films and visits to college classrooms, museums and historic places. exploring our past, every weekend on c-span3. announcer: since july of 2017, the national archives has released thousands of documents related to the john f. kennedy assassination. many of them had been withheld by the cia and fbi for alleged national security reasons. the document releases are mandated by the records collection act of 1992 and will continue into 2018, so some of the documents contain redactions. up next, our visit to the national archives to learn about the assassination records and to see the artifacts, lightly harvey oswald's rifle, the so-called magic bullet and the eight millimeters film of the assassination. our guide is martha wegner murphy,

expansion of medical centers with kaiser permanente and stanford and california pacific medical center building other hospitalsited from years of just having a hospital system that has kind of grown itself. what does this look like for the holidays, though? regardless of where you are in california, there's got to be a lot of concern among all icu staff about what the next month or so is going to bring. >> >>>. >> yeah around for example you talk about, yes, there's a great health care infrastructure in northern california but it's stretched. the san jose regional center down to 10 percent capacity and the staff is working really hard. the other thing going for them, they have experience, they were among the first to deal with the surge back in the spring but there's still concern as you said about the holidays and what's to come in the week ahead. >> how confident do they seem in terms of the act to deal with this? they got to be struggling like everybody else, to some extent, i assume. >> they're confident with how to deal with the disease because they have that experience as some parts of the country do not

a harrowing rescue overnight, a woman in the hospital after she fell off the devil slide trail cliff in pacificw her car being towed and tried to run to it. in the darkness, she fell off the cliff. >>> a couple traveling from san francisco to highway highway hawaii facing charges after traveling after a positive covid test. >>> a donation after 200 tricycles were stolen. members bought and assembled 20 new tricycles. soon they will be delivered to kids in need. >>> we take a look at the roadways, i want to go to 101 north at san bruno. two right lanes are shut down until further notice. this will be closed for quite sometime. unfortunately, this is a deadly crash of the you've got the two right lanes closed until further notice. use 280 as an alternate. the closure can be out there for quite sometime. this is north bound 101 before san bruno avenue. mary. >>> well we are looking at another chilly start to our day and mild temperatures this afternoon with mostly sunny skies. check our daytime highs in the 60s this afternoon. that will be the case as we head through the next several days. high pr

there are significantly more preventable hospitalizations and er visits for black and pacific islander communities. i know i'm brushing over the points quickly, the points serve as examples to discuss our membership. finally as we localize the data to our membership, one measure used to capture social health factors is the area depravation index, a 0-10 score describing the disadvantage for an area. 10 being the most and 1 being the least. through analyzing our own data, we have mapped that we have at least 17,000 hhs members living in areas of depravation score five or greater. these members are more likely to have higher rates of chronic condition, increased utilization of health services and lower life expectancy. using index score like area depravation is just the beginning to scratch the surface for what social needs are relative to our membership. a key of next steps some guiding questions is how we can work with the health plan, city and vender partners to identify and address and ask how we already interact due to the work of various divisions. examples include member services,

hospitalizations. this morning the woupt saying that pfizer is telling the u.s. government it does not have enough vaccines until next summer. receipts put up the board. asia pacificing a little bit of of pressure. stoxx 50 futures, flat. here is what is going on in the bond market. we are holding on to some of the gains. 93 basis points this morning. pretty stable. l.s.u. tear on the price of iron ore. 146. e are closing in on 150. then the pound, 1:33 against the dollar, recouping those losses we had yesterday, but still we are under 1.34. softness. t of the euro is strengthening against the pound. they say if we don't get a deal, we could go to 95 or parity. that is something we have never seen. it is not just the euro or the dollar. this amid rising expectations of a no-deal brexit. it comes ahead of talks between u.k. prime minister boris johnson and european president ursula von der leyen. juliet, a small boost to sterling. i was talking about ing there saying potentially a lot of weakness. >>> quite a few calls to get through here. let's start with credit edward. it is saying he they could see a modest boost to sterling. they are thinking around 1 been 36.

hospitality alliances andrew richie. >> this is an extinction event. restaurants that are part of people's lives. >> reporter: it's happening across the country, from chicago to los angeles century old pacificining car. industry groups are urging the senate to pass a restaurants act which would provide $120 billion in benefits to cover costs like payroll, rent and ppe. while we see congress bail out banks, bail out the billion dollar airlines, they're not helping restaurants throughout the entire nation. >> this is a death blow to the industry and those very, very small mom and pop restaurants everywhere that serve something that you love on the street corner. >> reporter: estell's restaurant is closed tonight. it's dark, chairs are on the tables. very different scene here than we saw last night, their final night. there is a sliver of hope. they have a bakery that they run next door and they're hoping to keep a skeleton staff employed as long as they can, but business is tough there, too. they're losing money and it's a scene that's all too familiar across the city and the nation tonight, shep. >> mighty sad, dan. thank you. >>> europe's largest volcano lighting up the sky. >>> and flame-t

it under control so our hospitals can do what they have done for so long which is provide high-quality to all those californians who need it. as it relates to travel pacificallyif you're in one of the two regions currently under the regional stay at home order, we ask you not to travel or leisure. if you need to travel and must stay overnight in a hotel, as a result of your work, that is permitted and we know it needs to continue to keep our infrastructure moving and critical sectors operating. the other area is isolation. some communities have brought hotel rooms, we encourage to allow people who can't be isolated in their homes or accommodations to help the hotel to be able to do that effectively so we can reduce transmission we know hotels and travel industry will function as it has been in those areas and other limitations will be clarified with additional written posted guidance around the regional stay at home order that will be up there. thank you. >> alex michelson, fox 11 news. >> thank you. an informational question and a more broad question. i wonder if you could get contest context aware icus would be normally this time of year. also, any thoughts

pacific after a string of shark attacks, one turning deadly. now a 20-year-old surfer lucky to escape speaking out from his hospital bed. ♪ >>> and the streamingars blasting off to a galaxy far, far away, disney announcing a blockbuster lineup. the huge return of "star wars" legends, lando and darth vader. >>> good morning, america. we hope you're doing well on this friday morning. we are starting the day with encouraging news. we now know that the fda's advisory panel has officially recommended the vaccine, the pfizer vaccine, for emergency use so we're on the verge of getting that vaccine. all that's left is for the fda commissioner to make the final decision. >> we have been waiting so long for this and the decision could come any moment. there's a live look there at the pfizer facility in kalamazoo, michigan. the vaccine there right now. once the fda officially grants emergency use authorization, a massive operation will begin in 24 to 48 hours, nearly 3 million doses of this vaccine will ship out to 636 different locations across the country and then the first vaccines can be administered possibly as early as next week. >> in just a momen

blacks, pacific islanders and hispanic people are three times as likely to die from covid-19 and four times as likely to be hospitalized. --know systemic racism int is reflected hospitalizations and deaths. we need nuance on the numbers. most of all, fda needs clinical trial standards that have systemic effects. we commend adorno for sloan trial recruitment. and should not be the only option for companies. >> time. >> thank you so much. i would like to ask the fda to focus on keeping their control groups going. knowing that integrity requires adverse event reporting infrastructure. the fda must ensure safe practices. thank you. >> thank you. >> do you have your personal phone needed? ed?mut >> sorry about that. my name is gwen schell. i represent a community of rural population. i went to describe the impact covid-19 -- i wanted to describe the impact covid-19 has had on rural population and touch on the value of a vaccine. we have limited nursing staff in this part of the united states. population, that nursing staff is covering an area that is about 500 miles. we have noticed an uptick in people being sent home from