sacramento in in sacramento county ... outdoor dining is back. week. its a big relief for business owners who have been struggling. eric rucker has more. despite the stay at home order being lifted for the sacramento region this week - coronavirus restrictions are still in place. the mayor of south lake tahoe says the lifted stay at home order will benefit business owners who have been struggling. this is a three day holiday weekend for many people, and lake tahoe is a popular destination. but the mayor says the city can handle an influx of people trying to hit the slopes. <0:15 "handle it"> ski resorts, shopping centers, and restaurants are open but with restrictions. a mask mandate is in effect - anyone found ánotá wearing a mask in the tahoe area could be fined up to a hundred dollars. steph curry and the warriors are facing lebron james and the lakers tonight. it will be a challenge for golden state who are playing against the defending champs. here is video of the warriors practicing ahead of the game. the dubs have fresh legs after resting

the sacramento county sheriffs officer says the level of security is unprecedented. >> i live in sacramento for over 50 years. nothing like this on this level. it's unprecedented. we're in uncharted waters right now. >> reporter: late today the governor says he's activated the national guard. up to 1,000 guard members will assist the chp to protect critical infrastructure around the state capitol. >> there will be no tolerance for violence. >> folks who live and work near the capital say they're glad the state is taking action but are troubled things have come to this. >> it's very sad to see all these fences go up and the barricades. these are the people's institutions that we're trying to protect from the people. >> reporter: tonight, there's already a pretty heavy chp presence here at the state capital and it will only increase. we're told the cost of all of this, in the 10s of millions of dollars. in sacramento, i'm jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. nothing major here or even moderate but it still shook the ground, a 3.8 magnitude earthquake centered? conquered. let

mayor steinberg in sacramento says all sacramento police officers will be on standby. all vacations have been canceled. and they'll be ready to assist. >>> one week away from the inauguration, we're taking a look at the issues that are critical to people in california and exploring what the new president will do to address them. >> tonight we look at what many call the most serious issue of them all. climate change. >>> emergency, there's a fire right in the back ofy statesave the fl fury of climate change as california. weather pattern mean fire season is now yearlong. >> i'm tired of the heat. >> reporter: record heat storms, statewide power shutoffs, drought conditions are the norm. when rains do come, they're becoming more extreme. triggering deadly floodin mudslides. and rising seas threaten coastal communities all along california's 840-mile coast. >> we're getting out. >> reporter: president trump held much different views on climate change than most people in california. pulling out of the paris according to control greenhouse gases, to overturning our state's

sacramento police has been in the middle of all of it since the election. the department says nearly 1400 officers happen use in the weekly demonstrations where the officers were yelled at cuff that thrown at an injured. police chief daniel hahn told fox 40 earlier this week, he supports a peaceful protests. but when it turns to violence. >>violence or property damage that's a whole different story sacramento county district attorney anne marie schubert is issuing a warning to those thinking about protesting she says in part quote as sacramento district attorney's i leslie support every citizen's right to protest while at the same time aggressively prosecute those who use violence and lawlessness to cause harm or destruction on our capitol grounds and in our community. >>for the businesses this is the latest frustration in a long line of them sinclair hopes things start getting better soon. the majority of people who just are tired of it. >>and president elect joe biden is busy laying out his plans for the first few hours and days of his presidency. he plan

earlier this week, the governor said the sacramento region could reopen based. rates and icu projections, and i'll just look at the forecast or south a tahoe a forecast high at 60 degrees as we had in a sunday, so it's warming up here in the bay area, warming up in the mountains as well before temperatures do cool off of the mountains on mondays we head into early next week, taking a look that they of the warm temperatures from today. lots of sixties and still some seven. he's tying a record up in the north bay santa rosa 70 degrees earlier this afternoon. here's a plan this weekend for your saturday, starting out with patchy morning fog. it'll be warm once again, and the only change in the sunday will be some stronger winds and the winds will eventually be the biggest weather stories we head into early next week. some strong winds moving in on the north, especially for the north bay hill's current numbers in the most areas in the fifties. still a few sixties out there, eventually, everybody. was off into the forties overnight. here's a live camera looking out t

and despite the quite weekend, security ramped up in sacramento, head of wednesday's inauguration. good evening. >> hears a live look at the state capital, and as we find, reporter steve large with more on the show of force. >> they are saying there have been no incidents so far today as we enter the 4:00 our but this is the scene, this is what we are seeing here around the downtown core, military vehicles just like this one, this one is called a movement trip vehicle and if you are going downtown sacramento you will see lots of them around the downtown core right now. the california national guard has activated 1000 troops here in california, most of them deployed here at the state capital, working alongside the sacramento police the sacrament of deputies and of course the chp which was in charge of security at the capital. today, sacrament the mayor spoke about the show of force. >> this is both intricate and it is large, as it should be. and this is a situation where you cannot be over prepared for the worst. and hope that the preparation actually leads to quiet or a nonpreventa

they're making in sacramento ahead of wednesday's inauguration. >>now to the span the widower of a hit and run victim in hayward is now calling on the driver who sped away from the crash to come forward kron 4 street journal reports that the man's wife was killed on thursday night while crossing a street on the evening that the couple was celebrating their wedding anniversary. >>56 year-old jeannette camacho died in the middle of mission boulevard in hayward thursday night after she was hit by 2 cars in the cross walk at gilbert street. she was on her way home from shopping for food and other items to celebrate her 31st wedding anniversary with her husband ellery anyway. >>mayberry not celery says jeanette who is also survived by the couple's 3 daughters love to sing. >>she was a senior caregiver who treated terminally ill patients that's the ironic. >>thing is she took care of my father. took care of him who was supposed to be dying. yet she's the one who's passed and that's the very unfortunate thing at around 07:30pm tonight, the first driver s

you can go out to eat sacramento because their complicated formulas now allow sacramento.uth california, 25 million people they lumped us in one region sacramento is its own separate region only a couple million people but they're open because the political class takes care of themselves. it is one more elitist hypocrisy that we have to put up with an eye gotta tell you it's my independence and democrats as well as republicans are signing the recall. liz: how is that allowed to happen in sacramento are people really upset about that in california, or people aware of it. >> it's got people upset, that is why a lot of these restaurants are suing because they say these rules are arbitrary and why is sacramento open obviously the political classes there in mr. newsom lives there but what about the rest of us. and to lump all of southern california the 25 million people in one region while sacramento is its own separate region also smacks this whole thing of favoring the political press. what we ought to be doing is solve problems in the state, mrd more problems and it's all th

what the company plans to do in sacramento.... in sports...the warriors take on lebron and the lakers tonight in l-a... sports director jason dumas has dubs coach steve kerr's thoughts about what it means to play on m-l-k day... that's coming up (rebecca) i'm rebecca strom, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. wait up, wait up... papa john's has a new stuffed crust...? we did it... we did it!!! all our tweets, dms and carrier pigeons worked!! this ain't just stuffed crust. this is papa john's crust, stuffed. air-bnb says it's cancelling any sacramento reservations linked to hate groups leading up to wednesday. it's not clear yetwhether any reservations have been canceled in sacramento, but air-bnb says it's canceled reservations and removed accounts belonging to confirmed proud boys, a far right group connected to the u.s. capitol riot. local residents say they agree with the decision.. air-bnb also says that it will share any appropriate information with local law enforcement. coming up.. the effectiveness of

. >> troops sacramento. >> that's right, it mirrors the scene in washington, d.c., where security is also intensifying, more fencing is going up, and troops continue to move in. meanwhile, police have arrested a man who they say tried to get into the inauguration area with a fake pass, a loaded gun, and lots of ammunition. for the latest on the situation in sacramento, let's go live to nbc bay area's thom jensen, outside the state capitol. hi, thom. >> reporter: good afternoon. it has been very peaceful out here. we saw no violence here today, and everybody's hoping that it stays that way. but you can still expect a strong military and police force out here, at least through wednesday inauguration day, according to state police and the governor's office. there are national guard troops and police protecting not just the state's majestic capitol building and every state office in the city here in sacramento. 1,000 guard members, many from the bay area, have taken posts here along with hundreds of law enforcement officers, mostly from state police, as they are charged with protecting i

sacramento. >> a little bit less, we had to have a little more calm here. that's okay, you know, strange times right now so we just have to get used to it a little bit. >> in front of the capitol building is now closed and protected by several layers of barricades incruding department of oklahomaland security devices that render vehicles useless if they're used in any attack. all of the neighboring state offices remain heavily policed and in a militarized zone. >> a san francisco developer faces charges in the storming of the u.s. capitol. daniel goodman is a web and app developer that worked in the bay area for the last year and is a self proclaimed member of the proud boys. he posted extensively on social media recently. he supported the president's false claims that the november election was fraudulent and he allegedly identified himself in a video taken during the insurrection. >> twitter has suspended the personal account of a republican congresswoman from georgia. marjorie tailor greene will be locked out for the new civic integrity policy. earlier to

in sacramento, bridgette bjorlo fox 40 news.the federal government is now recommending giving the coronavirus vaccine to everyone over the age of 65 they want to do this to speed up. what has been a very slow roll out across the so far about the regarding the vaccine. the new york times right now reporting at the u.s. department of health and human services is expected to announce these new guidelines this morning. doctors across the country including here in the bay area have been critical of how slow the vaccination process has been the early phase called for the highest risk people to be vaccinated the new guidelines will open it up to everyone older than 65 2 adults of all ages who have preexisting conditions. >>in the east bay contra costa county health officials are aiming to give 7,000 covid shots a day by making them available at safeway rite aid walgreens and cvs you do have to schedule an appointment. there is a state vaccination website. and if you're included in whatever the current here at the time is that you can m

sacramento has been hit by protests each week with some turning violent. >> it is better to stay aways is crunch time. we are going to recall this governor. >> reporter: capitol police are investigating gun violence by women who oppose covid vaccinations. they spoke during public comment. >> 17 million guns were purchased in the united states. what do you think they are going to do with them? >> we didn't buy guns for nothing. >> reporter: vaccine proponent dr. richard pan was the target. >> sometimes people say it is trolls, people are just saying things but unfortunately it becomes real life. >> the proud boys has been at the center of recent confrontations in sacramento, but in an interview in miami, their national chairman is telling members not to attend any inauguration day protests. >> i think we could be a lot smarter and more effective and be run a lot more lean and get our message across in much more creative and intelligent ways. >> reporter: but the violent left wing fringe is calling for a large turnout from the antifa sacramento twitter account. they expect supporters to

sacramento has been hit by protests each week with some turning violent. >> it is better to stay awaysafe and be calm. >> this is crunch time. we are going to recall this governor. >> reporter: capitol police are investigating gun violence by women who oppose covid vaccinations. they spoke during public comment. >> 17 million guns were purchased in the united states. what do you think they are going to do with them? >> we didn't buy guns for nothing. >> reporter: vaccine proponent dr. richard pan was the target. >> sometimes people say it is trolls, people are just saying things but unfortunately it becomes real life. >> the proud boys has been at the center of recent confrontations in sacramento, but in an interview in miami, their national chairman is telling members not to attend any inauguration day protests. >> i think we could be a lot smarter and more effective and be run a lot more lean and get our message across in much more creative and intelligent ways. >> reporter: but the violent left wing fringe is calling for a large turnout from the antifa sacramento twitter account. t

. >> we are showing you sacramento.you recognize the sacramento bridge there with the sacramento river. 916, we say good morning to you. there's one guy in california who wishes he had something to help him remember. >> this is the mother of all forgotten passwords. will ganss is here to tell us all about it. what happened? >> oh, man, buckle up for this one. when it comes to bitcoin and cryptocurrency, you are the bank, teller and security guard, which is a lot to handle. and that's a lesson stefan thomas is learning the hard way. we've all forgotten a password or two online, but that mistake usually doesn't cost us $200 million. but that's exactly what's happening with stefan thomas, a programmer from germany now living in california. in 2011, stephan won 7,000 bitcoin for making this video about how bitcoin works. he stashed them away in a digital wallet. now the contents of the wallet are worth more than 200 million bucks. but stefan doesn't know the pass code to get in. >> i used an encrypted key, i wrote the passw

can go out to eat sacramento now because the complicated formulas now allow sacramento pray to be youowed all of south california, southern california which is about 25 million people, they loved us in one region. sacramento is its own separate region, only a couple of million people. but they are open because they political class takes care of themselves. it is one more elitist hypocrisy that we have to put up with. affected too you, is for the independence and democrats as well as republicans are signing this recall. elizabeth: how iss that allowed to happen in sacramento. our people really upset about that in california. are they awarebo of it. john: yes. scott and people upsetpl nothina lot of these restaurants are suing because they say these rules are arbitrary prayed where the heck is hard for me to [obviously the political classes there and obviously mr. newsom place there. but what about the rest of us. and then to lump all of southern california, the 25 million people down here and one region. while sacramento is its own littleeg separate region. it also smacks of this whole t

. >>> the stay at home order for the sacramento region is lifted. the bay area remains under the health order. >>> the rate of hospitalizations is starting % of the last time we had a rate that low was in october. the state reported 36,000 cases with more than 540 new deaths. test positivity is down slightly to 13.5%. >>> tonight there is an unusual push from some top bay area doctors. they want to reopen some schools within weeks. >> reporter: how and when to get schools reopened is a debate throughout the pandemic. and now it's been joined by a g >> we have a proposal put through for march 1st opening. we have governor newsom advocating for kindergarten through sixth grade to go back to school in february. frankly, those both fall short. >> reporter: this is a ofof nc ne th from iectious disease to adolescent healthcare specialist, calling for reopening of schools as soon as february 1st. at 10 months and mounting social isolation outweigh the risk posed by reopening. >> they are suffering. there is detrimental impact from school closure. they in

they include cal expo in sacramento. dodger stadium in los angeles disneyland in orange county and petco park in san diego. >>and here in the bay area 3 sports stadiums are being considered for mass evacuation of evacuations that some nations size they are or will park in san francisco, the oakland coliseum at levi stadium in santa clara on monday san mateo county launched the bay area's first mass vaccination clinic that was at the county event center. and the county reports that 950 people were vaccinated yesterday today, hundreds more lined up to get their first dose. officials are using the moderna vaccine for now their only vaccinating people who qualify as healthcare workers and people who live or work in long-term care facilities. the county hopes eventually vaccinate about 2000 people a day in contra costa county people over the age of 75 years old can now register for an appointment to get the covid-19 vaccine. >>the county is working quickly to open community vaccine clinics and a new call center. we have poste

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the shooting happened around 8 15 in north sacramento. a spokeswoman for the sheriff's office says they responded to a shooting call and found one suspect dead and their officer wounded. the 47 year old officer was taken to a nearby hospital. we do not know. his condition at this hour, but he is said to be a 15 year veteran of the department sheriff's office says they're actively investigating exactly what happened and will release more details as they become available. no jen. firefighters in oakland made quick work of a two alarm structure fire this evening, the flames broke out around seven o'clock in a vacant building on 92nd avenue on international boulevard. video posted to social media shows thick black smoke and bright orange flames coming from that building, where homeless people are known to congregate. this is about a third or fourth time that we've been to this location, probably the past six months. sonu a vacant vacant building that is used by faison. homeless you know individuals. when my crew's got on scene here, it was fu

. >> scaling up security from sacramento to d.c. law enforcement and the military, they're not taking any chances ahead of inauguration day. nbc bay area's tom jepson is in sacramento this evening where it's been peaceful so far and people on both sides tell him they hope it stays that way. >> sacramento's downtown showing signs that remains around the state capitol tonight. many of the restaurants boarded up and closed. some others are prepared to shut down quickly if there's violence. >> we've been closed multiple times. >> sacramento has been at the center of several recent civil rights and social justice demonstrations and on january 6th when the u.s. capitol was rioted, supporters of the president here rioted peacefully in sacramento but today only a handful of election protesters showed up at the state house. >> i am a trump supporter. i'm proud to say that. >> he said president trump was falsely accused and unfairly impeached twice. he said he's opposed to the threats against government offices. >> he didn't say a single word

well as the national guard, sacramento police and chp. i've never seen the capital covered with so many police is security and to see a fence. um all over the heavy security is due to fbi intelligence, indicating the potential for armed protests in capital cities across america. leading up to or on inauguration day. 32 years worked in corrections that long persimmon never seen anything like this in all my life. it sounds so sad day for america, the alameda county sheriff's department is the regionalaw enforcement coordinator for the bay area and beyond covering 16 counties. sheriff say they're keeping an eye on the oakland airport and critical infrastructure such as bridges and government buildings. but in oakland, most residents say they aren't concerned about violence here. i don't think anything is gonna happen out here for say, i've got it down over here. that's what's gonna happen. the chp is on tactical alert and in a statement says, in part, it's been working with other agencies for months to ensure the outcome of the election will

but in sacramento things remain calm at the capitol today. >> nbc bay area's tom jensen continues our coverage tonight. >> reporter: security fences still wrap around the entire state capitol complex along with a massive force of hundreds of armed state police officers. a sniper watches from above. armored police and national guard vehicles patrol the streets outside state offices guarded by a thousand national guard troops, many from the bay area. a strong force of sacramento police officers joined the protection effort outside the capitol this morning, protecting the newly barricaded 10th street. but the threatening armed boogaloo elements and others who might be emboldened to attack haven't appeared. >> we're just here to look. >> reporter: mostly just more looky-lous like this couple who oppose the violence but wanted to see the historic protection force at the capitol. >> i think it's necessary. we saw what happened in d.c. and we don't want to continue that. >> reporter: daniel moyer isn't a looky-lou but a barber from san francisco who just opened his own shop in sacramento fri

the state lifted sacramento's stay-at-home order on tuesday. outdoor dining is back. salons have reopened. here is the twist. sacramento reopened even though icu availability in that region is still under 15%. here is why. this chart shows the hospital data in sacramento. here is december, right here. it started out low. it spiked. and then, here is the key. going into january and february, the projected-icu numbers are steadily dropping. let's take a look at the same chart for the bay area. and here lies the truth. on the left side, icu numbers in december. we go up, we go down, and then back up. there is no significant drop, though, as we go through january and into february. so, that's why we're going to remain in this lockdown. >>> our rescue and recovery plan is a path forward. >> the path forward for president-elect biden is combatting the pandemic and our sinking economy. biden discussed the framework of his $1.9 trillion relief plan, which includes $1,400 checks for most americans. nbc's ian gives us the highlights. >> reporter: tonight, president-elect biden

no more lockdown in the sacramento region. state lifted the order and put them into the purple tier. that means a green light for outdoor dining and salons can reopen. >> i'm glad it's being released. we need to get back on track and get back in our normal daily activities and work and stuff like that. too long. >> here's why. i.c.u. availability in the greater sacramento. it's trending upwards. remember 15% is the target and the governor feels sacramento is going in that direction. >> we're starting to see some stabilization both in i.c.u.s as well as stabilization in our positivity rate. we are also starting to see the rate of growth for hospitalizations beginning to decline. >> so what about us? we've been below the 15% threshold for nearly a month in terms of i.c.u. availability. december 16th, take a look, 12.9%. then last thursday a big dip, 3.5%. we dipped below 5% for the first time. yesterday another low, .7%. tonight, though, perhaps a good sign. i.c.u. availability in the bay area is now 4.7%. but for now, get comfo

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c to sacramento.re are still major security plans in place still to come tonight, we'll talk to the man leading the national guard's mission to protect the state capital from any violence this week. and supporters all mournine loss of a sheriff's deputy and a police dog shot and killed at cal expo reporter brian hickey with mork on how it unfolded and how the deputies co workers are dealing with his death on the grounds of cal expo next to the horse track officers investigating overnight shoot out the left of deputy canine and suspect dead and put a second deputy in the hospital. the violent end to a police pursuit a little after 10 p.m. monday, the suspect who was the solano. bit of the vehicle crashed the car, which was what ended the pursuit but refused to have any communication. roll down his windows or get out from the car. deputies again ordered the man unknown parole lead to exit the car before eventually using a less lethal weapon to shoot out the back window and send in a canine to flush him

and yet the greater sacramento area had its order lifted on january 12th. an icu capacity of only 9.4%. >>the bottom line here is it's all having to do with the icu projections and how that data is calculated is unclear, but it does mean that anything is possible in terms of reopening even if san francisco and the bay area's icu capacity remains well below 15%, we'll just have to wait and see live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news all right dan laguna honda hospital is reporting a 6th death at the nursing home has it experiences a surge of cases around the holiday season. >>our kron four's maureen kelly she talked to an infectious disease expert who actually says considering it is the largest skilled nursing facility in the country having a death toll in the single digits during this pandemic is actually a miracle. >>laguna honda hospital has been held up as a model in terms of successfully controlling the spread of coronavirus they had 0 deaths here for months as the pandemic has raised across the nation. but their streak ended in december. >>since

this is being prosecuted in sacramento county as there's a next us from the sacramento violent crimes and the san francisco homicide and these decisions were made with consultations with members of our district attorney office here in san francisco. there were seven shooting incidents this week causing 11 victims. one was injured from glass shattered from the shooting. of there was one in bayview and one on january 11th. there was one in ingleside on january 12th. there was one in january 16th glen and bayview on january 16th. one in bayview on january 17th n tenderloin on january 17th. the tenderloin shooting resulted in five people being shot and we do have four individuals in custody for that shooting. that shooting was in front of a liquor store. we believe that shoot asking shs linked to a homicide. the first one occurred in the tenderloin district and it involved two groups who engage in a fight and gunfire was exchanged and five individuals were shot. there were two shooting incidents. the last thing on the report, is there was one incident with a serious traffic collision and

so the sacramento county sheriff is calling on governor newsome to allow officers to skip the line and get vaccinated ahead of the possible protests. reporter adam robertson has more. >>i know that the governor and i don't see eye to politically on some but this one is that this is really is the political issue sacramento county sheriff scott jones writing this letter to governor gavin newsome asking california's leader to vaccinate law enforcement before expected protests at the state capitol identified a potential risk rather than a lot of potential solution law enforcement do not fall under the state's a top priority grouping for vaccinations jones says he understands that others need the vaccine first, but it's also believes for the chp sac police and sheriff's deputies who will be on or near capitol grounds if and when protests began. these are special circumstances even if it would be impossible to received both doses of a vaccine prior to the presidential inauguration day next week is for this and for future events know this may not be the last one plus. >>you know they all got

the greater sacramento region is at 7.8%. significant improvement in northern california which already had been in good shape. there now at more than 32% of icu bed availability. still 0 though in the san joaquin valley, the central valley and in the southern california region, and we're following up with the california department of public health and governor newsome after both stopped providing regional icu capacity percentages to the public yet the administration has been using the number to decide whether regions will remain. >>under stay at home orders or capital bureau. a reporter ashley zavala explains. >>before friday it had been a week since california health leaders last provided specific icu capacity percentages. the key data point governor gavin newsom's administration has said would help determine which regions remain under his mandated stay at home order state leaders have said regions with projected icu capacity greater than 15% would be eligible to get out of the order. but all week the state would not provide

sacramento at 6.2%. the northern california region is at 24% availability. remember, the bay area needs to be at 15% availability, so we can open back up again. >>> in the east bay, we found a doctor who rolled up her sleeves this weekend, not to receive the covid vaccination but to give doses to others. dr. rebecca parish runs comprehensive wellness, an independent practice in walnut creek. she was seeing anxiety and frustration from many of our senior patients trying to get the covid vaccine, trying to get an appointment. so she decided to just organize her own clinic. >> i had a patient call me absolutely in tears, my 83-year-old patient, and after trying to navigate online and she just wasn't able to do it. >> she worked to make that drive-through site a reality. she acquired the doses with help from the county. health care volunteers and local organizations gathered together to pull it all off at stanley middle school in lafayette. after today, it's estimated 500 senior also have received their first dose of the pfizer vaccine. all spots are filled, but

it comes as sacramento sheriff's deputies are under investigation after it was revealed some were in washington during last week's insurrection. >> reporter: a six-foot bank stands between the city of sacramento and california's capitol building after a riot in dc. >> i think everyone was quite disturbed about what occurred at the incursion of the capitol. >> reporter: we're learning tonight sacramento county sheriff's officers were actually there. >> we are looking at a lot of the social media and so forth to ensure that none of our officers, if they were there, acted improperly. >> reporter: initially, sac county sheriff, scott jones, juan clear about his officers' presence in dc wednesday. >> were some of the officers in dc? >> we did have at least a couple of officers at the rally. you gotta be a little careful from a leadership perspective of trying to quell someone's first amendment rights and being able to be a part of a rally that they believe in. but certainly there are lines that police officers mabt across. main cross. >> reporter: he says she investigating the situation.

un viaje de sacramento san francisco implicarÍa 87.9 millas, todavÍa dentro del rango de lo permitidondo se cruza fronteras del estado, por ejemplo ir de costa oeste a este, de sacramento a miami. 3039 millas, serÍa incumplir la medida y aumentar los riesgos de contagio. >> el mensaje de salud pÚblica, desde el primer dÍa ha sido salvar vidas, especialmente de aquellos que son mÁs vulnerables entre nosotros. david: si usted vive en sacramento y quiere pasear con su familia o fin de semana, el mapa marca 113 millas, es decir siete millas menos. el panorama cambias usted vive vive a una distancia de 126 millas, no se tratado lugar al que viaja, sino la distancia que recorre desde su casa. >> desde antes del invierno veÍamos una tendencia al alza. david: la medida evita que cualquier viajero que intenta llegar a california o salir, no lo haga, si su viaje no es estrictamente esencial. esencial serÍa viajar por trabajo. quienes llegue a california despuÉs un viaje no esencial debe ponerse en cuarentena durante 10 dÍas, esta medida sea conocer cuando el estado reporta un promedio de 583 mu

meantime airbnb announced it would cancel any sacramento reservations linked to hate groups ahead of wednesday. it is not known if any reservations have been canceled yet in sacramento, but airbnb says it has canceled reservations and removed accounts belonging to confirmed proud boys, a far right group that was connected to the u.s. capitol riot. local residents agree with airbnb. airbnb also announced, if appropriate, it would share information with local law enforcement. the u-s government says violent groups may turn to old fashioned ways of communicating to plan future criminal activities.hate groups and others could be using radio, instead of social media.this could lead to federal charges. the government says groups are looking for other ways to talk to each other, now that several social media sites have kicked them off of their platforms. a san francisco man is facing federal charges after he was seen in video inside the u-s capitol during the riots earlier this month. daniel goodwyn is a self- proclaimed member of the proud boys and freelance web developer. s

john fenoglio and it's a similar scene at our state capitol in sacramento. there is increased security as law enforcement officals gear up for potential unrest there. some businesses near the state capitol are also preparing by boarding up their storefronts. state leaders say they will agressively prosecute anyone who commits a crime. governor newsom has ordered the california national guard to be deployed around the state capitol as an extra measure of security. the u-s government says violent groups may turn to old fashioned ways of communicating to plan future criminal activities.hate groups and others could be using radio, instead of social media.this could lead to federal charges. the government says groups are looking for other ways to talk to each other, now that several social media sites have kicked them off of their platforms. a san francisco man is facing federal charges after he was seen in video inside the u-s capitol during the riots earlier this month. daniel goodwyn is a self- proclaimed member of the proud boys and freelance web developer. h

sacramento police say things have been quiet so far, but they're prepared for any potential violence. federal prosecutors are continuing their effort to hold those who breached the capitol responsible for their actions...and the fbi continues to hunt down those people.(catherine) in fact the fbi's latest criminal complaint has targetted a san francisco man. kron4's dan kerman joins us live now...with more sf man charged for steal.chief. stop the commander in our order from capitol. await your state by show up at back and stand states stand post which and with it this proud boys group the right wing logo for the posted this goodwyn winner, biden the declared joe networks the major election, when presidential after the the saturday the fbi says background the fbi says the saturday after the presidential election, when the major networks biden the winner, goodwyn posted this logo for the right wing group the proud boys and with it this post which states stand back and stand by show up at your state capitol. await order from our commander in chief. stop the steal. make sure to tune into k

marisela: sacramento no se quedÓ atrÁs en la manifestaciÓn.e los resultados de las elecciones. de manera pacÍfica llenaron las calles exigieron lo que ellos consideran la verdad. >> nos estÁn mintiendo, estamos exigiendo la verdad. marisela: a pesar de pedir paz en el paÍs, el presidente, donald trump, sostiene un fraude electoral. >> nos tenemos que mover, nosotros no queremos una cuba. >> las elecciones ya no valen, eso lo que se estÁ viendo ahora. marisela: una madre asegura que es importante informar a los niÑos sobre el patriotismo, y que tambiÉn sepan lo que estÁ sucediendo en el mundo. intento tener una respuesta de estas agencias, para evitar amenazas en el futuro para el dÍa de la toma presidencial. el alcalde de sacramento dijo que se trabaje con agencia de orden, para asegurar que no se salga el control en el capitolio. paola: en la noche continuaremos con nuestra cobertura. suheily nos dirÁ quÉ va a pasar con la llegada de una nueva tormenta. suheily: este miÉrcoles hemos contado con el paso de un nuevo sistema frontal en el pacÍfi

están listos para responder si se necesita. >> el sargento médico en sacramento podrían haber broteso 975,000 recibieron el medicamento, la cifra está dejando a california como estado más retrasado en todo el país en administrar la vacuna pero el coliseo de auckland está a un paso de convertirse en un centro de vacunación masiva que busca revertir esta tendencia los utilidades tomará la decisión pero no es el único lugar que podría ser usado como un establecimiento de vacunación también considera ... el equipo de los 49ers ofrecido convertir el estadio en un centro de esta misma índole. son qué hacer cuando les toca el turno de vacunarse? aquí dependerá del condado en el que vivan. ns podi >> con el anuncio del gobernador de california muchos se preguntan cuándo seguirán ellos en la fase de vacunación o cómo será el proceso de registro? la respuesta no es sencilla porque cada condado puede establecer sus propios lineamientos. en el condado marín siguen en la fase una de vacunación solo se inmuniza a trabajadores del sector salud. y a los pacientes de centros de cuidado médico a largo

this chart shows the hospital data in sacramento, so this is december. how many patients were put into the icu, and then going january into february, you can see this line drop. the projected icu numbers steadily falling. that convinced the governor to relax the rules there. same chart for the bay area on the left, the icu numbers through december. there is no significant drop. it's still very high, projected over the next four weeks. this solid line is a projection, that means we are going to remain in lockdown. >>> with l.a. county residents largely sheltering at home, more covid restrictions may come there. outdoor gyms to indoor retail stores may see the capacities lowered. right now, gyms could have 50% capacity, that's outdoors. indoor retail is 20%. l.a. mayor eric garcetti says he'd back whatever health leaders recommend. >>> there's a new push to ensure more californians happening later this morning, bay area mayors will join covered california leaders to encourage people to sign up. at least 1.6 million californians have already done so, includ

donald trump y lo que ocurrió en el capitolio y acá vesmos las imágenes en san josé, los gatos, sacramentoy acá estamos con andrés brender, cuentnamos lo que dijo la arquidiócesis de san francisco. >> así es hay manifestantes que culpan al presidente donald trump y otros que también como el arzobispo y la alcaldesa se ronunciaron. >> las imágenes dieron la vuelta al mundo y en san francisco un grupo de manifestantes se pronunciaron sobre estos acontecimientos y dicen que lo de hoy fue un atentado contra la constitución y la democracia . >> es que no soporta su odio y ideología. >> pero republicanos de la ciudad eximen al presidente. >> cómo será el presidente el resposnable si el presidente es víctima de los ataques por cuatro años violencia verbal en el congreso, mentiras y campañas en su contra. >> mientras el arzobispo de la arquidiócesis de san francisco dijo e esto es incorrecto y la alcaldesa en su twitter dice que esto es un golpe de estado alentado por el presidente donald trump. >> los manifestantes se fueron alrededor de las 4 de la tarde y la policía estuvo presente pero todo tr

the company told the sacramento b they have received hundreds of threats through social media. phone calls and emails, the report says management has hired armed guards to protect employees. >> tonight new coronavirus strains first identified in brazil and the uk have arrived in the bay area, bay area news group reports they were protected by stanford researchers now there are worries the strains will mutate before enough people are vaccinated to slow it all down. meanwhile a free clinic in east palo alto is expanding vaccine access to some of the hardest hit communities during the pandemic. hundreds of seniors and caregivers lined up to get a shot at the ravens wood health center. josh becker says counties are trying to get more control over where vaccine supply ses get distributed. he says today's clinic helping in under served areas is a model example. we have patients that receive medical. some have no insurance or are under insured. we have people who are undocumented and have no other access to care, we know where covid had the biggest effects. we stro get the vaccine to

. >>> a live look at sacramento now. security ramped up, law enforcement on alert for any possible armed protest leading up to wednesday's inauguration. california national guard is activating 1000 troops. most of them assigned to the capital, working alongside the sacramento police, sheriff, chp. today the sacramento mayor's about the show of force. >> this is both intricate and it is large, as it should be. and this is a situation where you cannot be over prepared for the worst. and hope that the preparation actually leads to quieter or non-eventful couple of days. we don't yet know whether that will be the case. >>> a decrease across the board when it comes to coronavirus in california. the 31,000 new cases over the last day are about a quarter last than the state average. deaths are down by more than half and in just the last 10 days the positivity rate has fallen from 14% to about 12%. let's take a live look tonight. public health specialists are flying a new variant of covid- 19 that is circulating in the bay area

rivales enormes en este centro como respondió con la exhibición anoche tocaba sacramento kings peroien que dio positivo de covid-19. >> pero los protocolos de la liga no distinguen entre jugadores que tengan cuerpo sino esta sido examinado tres veces y las máximas >> no temporada 20 21 las cosas que deben decidir qué pasará con su coordinador robert sala hoy alimenticios tres equipos lo entrevistan para el cargo de entrenador en jefe el gerente general confirmó en rueda de prensa que tres equipos piden entrevistarlo para el cargo de entrenador los jaguares y los leones, los jaguares están arriba por lo que iglesia representa atractiva deportivo y emocional >> todo indica que tendrá que tener un nuevo coordinador ofensivo para el 2021 a partir de hoy solo faltando sendos días para que arranqué los juegos olímpicos en tokio que usted los podrá ver por nuestra pantalla pero acá batallan para controlar un nuevo brote de coronavirus esto hace que el primer ministro de japón considere declarar estado de emergencia pero por ahora la aprobación de la vacuna pasividad de las primeras dosis l

>>now at 9 the final security preparations are being put in place in washington dc and in sacramento ahead of the inauguration. and tonight we're learning new information about baked alaska the bay area man arrested in last week's capitol riots, a new strain of covid-19 now popping up here in the bay area we'll let you know the deadly outbreak it's now being linked to. >>plus a weekend winter warm-up shattering records here in the bay area. how warm things will get for the martin luther king junior holiday. >>thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall those stories and more just moments away but first we start this sunday at 9 with breaking news. >>one person killed in a crash on the bay bridge that has traffic backed up. this is video showing a number of motorcyclists driving in the wrong direction on the lower deck of the bridge. they're driving in the right direction there. but there's video showing them driving in the wrong direction. this is this crash involving a number of vehicles there on the lower deck of the bay bridge toni