we also have two smaller ones, mission san francisco, and mission san juan capstrano, which we call san juan. that gives us five missions, which is the largest grouping of spanish missions in the united states. texas was very desirable for its geography and location. as a lot of border lands are, it went -- the control went back and forth between various governmental entities. i would suspect that the people of san antonio got whiplash in the early 19th century. there were six different governments in san antonio. first up until the 1820s, san antonio was under the overall control of spain. then in 1821, there was a revolution in which mexico took control. then came the republic of texas, the revolution in 1836, which was related to the alamo. and we have the republic of texas. then in 1845, texas was annexed by the united states. in 1861, we had the confederacy in charge, and four years later, we were back to the united states. but probably the single factor that shaped san antonio's character and it's appearance and it's very being was its isolation on the texas frontier. we're inland

san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from.a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying

how long does someone have to live in san francisco. do they even have to live in san francisco. does it include people pushed out and displaced. is it open to all income levels. really those conversations need to be had. and then what does it look like, too, when we talk about this. who are we engaging. are the leaders engaged. the folks that can actually make this happen. is there buy-in, is there a sense of urgency and then what. what does it look like. is it giving money to everyone. is it paying off student debt. we hear a lot from folks talking about being able to just make sure that their students, their young people go to college and not having to pay for that. i think the most important thing that we want is not transactional change, not just that we get to have another policy or another piece of paper or more things that people have said. but that we actually want to transform, we want transformational. we want to create change in the structure. people had mentioned previously what this might look like for indigenous people, like if we are able to really develop a formu

>>in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>restaurant owners in san francisco are struggling to keep their businesses running, especially without outdoor dining. the city force restaurants to go back to take out just last week when the stay at home order went into effect force taylor but psaki spoke to an infectious disease doctor at ucsf to find out exactly what they have to say about the ban. >>a grim sight in san francisco, quiet streets and empty outdoor dining parklets after the city went under a state home order last week restaurant and bar owner ben bleiman says this will be the final nail in the coffin for many restaurants, will put. >>is this is out permanently out of this will bankrupt people we pay billions of dollars in taxes just the san francisco hospitality industry alone, billions of dollars in taxes year. and right now we have been filling up the state the city's coffers with tax dollars for years and years and years and at the time that we need the most help crickets from them. >>like many other owners in s

san francisco downtown is 50, 43 san jose, 36 santa rosa. as we head through the afternoon, it's going to be another mild day. if you have been loving this weather, we're going to keep it going. 63 in san francisco, 64 oakland, 65 in san jose and later today, 66 in concord. four to nine degrees above average for this time of year. we'll have the forecast as we take you through the rest of the week into the weekend. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic on this thursday morning. >> good morning. as we hit the roadways, you are off to a great start. if you are out early, plan on taking bay bridge, no brake lights, no issues. upper deck, lower deck, into san francisco, traffic is at the limit. a look at the toll plaza. san mateo bridge, same story here with no brake lights between 880 to 101. traffic is clear along 101 to the peninsula, 880, nimitz freeway good from oakland to fremont. >>> new, a harrowing rescue overnight. a woman is in the hospital after she survived falling off the devil fly trail cliff in pacifica. the woman and her

these hotels served san francisco for decades. i am here to express support for findings and recommendations in the report before you which illustrate concerns and related improvement opportunities based on visitor, employees, meeting planner and convention client and stakeholder sentiments. it was thorough and fair and provides vital recommendations to be implemented immediately for economic recovery. i would like to call your attention to a few of the critical recommendations. supplementing the current mosconi assessments with an additional general fund allocation of at least $2.5 million to provide rental discounts to convention center clients. after july 1, 2021 at least three additional uniformed beat patrol officers per 10,000 expected event attendees dedicated to patrolling the areas around the center during the busy convention hours. the industry supports establishing a stakeholder task force for street management and tid rhinology. tourism is hit hard. these are the steps in a positive direction toward recovery. this woul

francisco y sonoma fueron los primeros en sumarse a estos esfuerzos y napa, solano y san mateo fuerons, también varios condados a los alrededores del Área de la bahía como monterrey y santa cruz también entran en esta orden vamos a escuchar . >>> me ha afectado mucho porque perdí mi segundo trabajo y apenas hoy en el trabajo dónde estoy no es suficiente y todo es muy difícil . >>> este joven dice estar preocupado ante la noticia y es que en los últimos meses también se quedó si uno de los dos empleos que tenía para salir adelante económicamente, salones de uñasl. >>> gimnasios e iglesias también deben cerrar sus puertas y hoy es la última noche para cenar en restaurantes en exteriores y mañana solo operarán para llevar, ahora regreso con ustedes . >> > gracias y todo es consecuencia del mapa que tienen en pantallá tres condados hasta ayer tenían 30 por ciento de disponibilidad de uso y los otros están en zona roja y marín ya no tiene camas, y cuatro condados nos han compartido cómo soluciaonr esto, vamos en vivo a san mateo donde uno de los hospitales no tiene camas, así es, estamos f

san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from.you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by o

looking at low 40's concord and san jose and low 50's for oakland and san francisco this morning. as we head through the afternoon the daytime highs above average. not quite as warm as yesterday but still we are talking in the mid to upper 60's. about seven to 11 degrees above average for this time of year. the rain chances as we head through the end of the week. let's check in with traffic on this wednesday morning. >>> good morning. if you are headed out early this morning so far so good at the bay bridge. no delays or brake lights. things are quiet at the toll plaza. if you are making that ride out of oakland, emoryville, things are moving at the limit. same story for the golden gate. no trouble here, traffic light out of marin. there's road work just north of the span near the robin williams tunnel near the waldo grade. on the foster city side we have an accident in the clearing stages. its been out there since 2:00. not blocking lanes but you may see people slowing as you work near foster city boulevard. >>> police on the scene of a shooting in southeast san jose. it's near t

san francisco general was built by the people of san francisco long before zuckerberg was born. it was expanded and supported by bonds that we voted for far beyond his donation. general is the people's hospital. it is the health care providers who deliver skilled medical care, the administrative and support staff, the stationary engineers who keep the moving parts humming, the construction workers who built it, these are who we should honor, not one ultrarich egotist. it is an affront to the people of san francisco who paid for, built, and maintain vital health care at this historic institution to name it after a corrupt billion aire who continues to thrive on profits from hate speech and misinformation. this shows how vital it is to establish naming criteria to the future. please move this to the full board with recommendation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, lori leaderman. could we get the next caller, please. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're liste

san ramon you're at 43 while oakland at 44 san francisco and berkeley or 2 spots in the 50's. well, the north face an even cooler conditions petaluma at 34 right now fairfield at a cool 35 degrees. so you get bundled up definitely stay cozy on this morning. it's even a touch cooler than it was yesterday in areas like novato san francisco in half moon bay. so we're definitely starting things out with a bit of a chill later on today daytime highs climb back into the 60's we'll be back into the mid 60's for your highs whether you're at the coast or further inland. so all of us feeling pretty similar to one another i am talking what else to expect for the weekend ahead of us as well as next week's forecast all still ahead back over to you rebecca all right john thank you so much outside right now checking out some of the roads first of all the bay bridge toll plaza approach here you go pretty empty lightly traveled. >>westbound 80 looks great across the upper deck into san francisco. heading over to the san mateo bridge now westbound 90 to the right hand side on your screen the co

livermore -- san francisco, 43 san jose and 37 for santa rose a. a chilly start with patchy fog and frost this morning. a dry day today with a mix of sun and clouds and then the rain returns with the next storm system as we look to wednesday night into thursday. the daytime highs seasonal for this time of year. mid50's along the coast. we have a high -- that will be in effect for tomorrow with the beach hazard statement for today and a coastal flood advisory due to the king tides. upper 50's around the bay and upper 50's to 60 degrees inland. watching that rain that will push in with the cold front wednesday night into thursday morning. it'll kick up the winds as well and the snow in the sierra. dryer weather ahead as we look to the end of the week. all right. bundle up this morning with the cold temperatures. back to you. >>> it may be chilly but there is a -- saying good-bye. >> he doesn't like the cold. >> lot of sun. >> i know. he doesn't want to be left out. >> have ♪ >>> good morning to you, our viewers in the west, and welcome to "cbs this m

san jose state's football day. san jose state's football team going for perfection a drink with friends can turn into two, and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. a drink with friends can turn into two, and a prescription can be stronger than you thought. stop! there are a lot of ways to get a dui. and a lot of ways to go-- text a friend, call a cab, share a ride. whatever you choose to do, go safely, california. >>the north bay animal sanctuary will have to start off the new year with the whole new location. that's because the owner has been given 30 days to move that move involves a little goat you might remember. >>which is the pygmy goat has settled into his new life and wonder farm sanctuary in penn grove in sonoma county fair is a the last time we parish has gained a little weight catches likes to sneak into the alpaca as a source. if i d

, not much over san jose. there's a chance some light showers could hold up into san jose as we roll through the next hour. what's on tap for us as we continue through tonight? i think by 11:30, the activity will get a little bit more consistent as a warm front approaches. so it will mainly be showery in nature but definitely good to get that ground wet and we need it. look at this. 66.79% of california in a drought. right now the severe drought is for all of the north bay, the east bay, the south bay, and parts of the peninsula. we'll talk more about that rain timeline and where we could see a half inch to three-quarters of an inch of rain. i'll be back with that in about ten minutes. >> see you then. thank you, jeff. >>> another great way to keep track of the weather is right on your phone. download the nbc bay area app. we have an entire section devoted to the microclimate forecast, and you can get some real-time information for your neighborhood too to figure out what this rain's showing up. >>> simple que

>>san francisco mayor london breed says the dangerous winter we've all feared, has arrived in san francisco, health director doctor grant colfax says the city's average daily covid cases are now 4 times what they were a month ago and hospitalizations have doubled in the last 10 days. and he says if the out of control surge continues san francisco will run out of hospital beds by christmas. >>consider this. if you or a loved one becomes very ill from the virus. well there be a hospital to treat you or to treat your life mind with that city officials announced they'll be putting forth additional rollbacks as early as wednesday to slow the search. >>we are reviewing a number of options, including limiting outdoor. yeah, toward gatherings limiting capacity of interactive a tease. i'm looking at the santa not not order quarantine order some of these side orders could come out as early as tomorrow that quarantine order would require those traveling more than a 150 miles to quarantine for 14 days upon their return, but we are now in the most dangerous period. so this pandemic. >>we need to do ever

my name is valerie and i'm the manager for san bruno avenue. a cyst 100 plus businesses in the area most of which are suffering from 50% decline in revenue. the port we have 15 personal care providers and hair salons, a gym and co working space which of which are owned by immigrants who speak trial n little to no . they have been hard-hit and unable to generate income during that time and on behalf of these mer each ants, we ask it bal co indicated to cash flow as many of them have been unable to pay rent. loans are not ideal as they take on more debt as zero percent interest we support the suggestions to was landlord and forgive them. we ask the city to consider ways that it can be open during a stay at home order instead of closing completely for example, limited capacity or require additional ppe and vent race and the 116 mom and pop immigrant businesses and the port need your help and thank you for your time. >> thank you for your comments. operations, let's welcome the next caller, please. >> hi name is john i'm a property manager and i ha

livermore at 46 and san francisco, san jose -- 34 for santa rosa. as we head through the afternoon highs about three to five degrees average for this time of year. up ear's in san francisco. 60 in oakland and for concord. tracking a couple of weather systems this week what you can expect coming up in just a few minutes and of course what you can expect for new year's eve. let's check in with gianna. >> good morning. we have a few brake lights we are tracking along 880 northbound. no crashing. it's due to construction. they are hoping to have things wrapped up before six. you have a slow and go ride before north bound into oakland. we have a few lanes blocked through there and traffic slow, dipping down seven miles an hour. if you want to use 580 instead i will say this. not a lot of volume on the roadway due to the holiday. you may be okay. waiting it out. depends on where your commute goes. a trouble spot on the upper deck of the bay bridge. everything moving along smooth lie with no delays into san francisco. southbound 101 we are tracking a few b

in san francisco dan kerman kron 4 news. >>time now 6.37 recent polling suggests a lot of people in the community are less likely to trust a vaccine. and that's why one san jose city council woman is dispelling dis-information. >>one of our biggest jobs is going to make sure to if the education out make sure that we inform people we have to be very mindful that we're in a community that hasn't always trust what government says. >>and why is that language barriers literacy levels and anti immigration rhetoric all among the reasons that some in the community do not trust the government when people don't have access to accurate information they tend to rely on word of mouth or in accurate social media platforms, media campaigns need to be prepared to convince people the vaccine is safe and educate them. also about the possible side effects and any other concerns a half. >>to national headlines now lawmakers are on the brink of reaching a deal for another round of covid relief. the latest version of the covid relief package is e

san francisco is not alone here.s a cross the country are facing the same crisis due to covid-19. just yesterday, washington d.c. announced their metro service would have to layoff workers and eliminate weekend service and close stations. federal cares act funding helped keep us stable through the first year. if we push for more funding transportation must be the top priority along with support for the small businesses suffering. a decimated transportation system will hobble our economic recovery. i hope the biden administration will work with speaker pelosi and congress to provide support. there are some steps we can take locally to increase mtas revenue and costs in strategickic ways and do what we can in the city. we have to consider every possible way. we are in deep trouble and need to do everything we can to save it. now, i'd like to turnover the rest of my time to dr. grant to provide you clarity around the numbers. where we have come from, where we are going. and what we need to do to get the city to a anothe

so 38 in concord and livermore, 47 san francisco, 40 san jose. napa, 37 this morning, looking at 38 mountainview, 39 free mont and redwood city starting off at 44 degrees. as we go through the day and san francisco walking you through your friday at 3:00 p.m., a high of 59 degrees with plenty of sunshine. for the east bay, oakland, good morning to you. looking at 60 degrees in the afternoon by 3:00 p.m. with the sunshine. as we look to concord, a high of 60 degrees with plenty of sun. for the south bay, for livermore first of all 58 and south bay san jose. daytime high of 60 degrees with that sun. here's a satellite and radar view. ridge of high pressure now in control for us. dry and quiet weather conditions. in fact this weather pattern setting up through the next several days. as we look to future cast taking you hour by hour, you can see plenty of sunshine this afternoon. that will be the case as we look to our weekend temperatures. just a little warmer as we look to saturday and for sunday. so this quiet weather pattern continues through the

san francisco general was built by the people of san francisco long before zuckerberg was born. it was expanded and supported by bonds that we voted for far beyond his donation. general is the people's hospital. it is the health care providers who deliver skilled medical care, the administrative and support staff, the stationary engineers who keep the moving parts humming, the construction workers who built it, these are who we should honor, not one ultrarich egotist. it is an affront to the people of san francisco who paid for, built, and maintain vital health care at this historic institution to name it after a corrupt billion aire who continues to thrive on profits from hate speech and misinformation. this shows how vital it is to establish naming criteria to the future. please move this to the full board with recommendation. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments, lori leaderman. could we get the next caller, please. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is sasha cutler, and i am a facebook addict. that's your cue to say, hello, sasha. can you hear me? if you're liste

now we've learned the san jose mayor sam liccardo in san francisco mayor london breed have also broken their own health guidance will start with mayor sam liccardo he admitted to attending a large thanksgiving dinner, and his parents home. >>in saratoga and in a statement he says unquote 8 of us representing 5 different households that's too many that's against the rules supposed to be no more than 3. 5 sat around 3 distance tables in our family groups on back yard in the patio while we wore masks when not eating apologized for decision to gather contrary to state rules by attending this thanksgiving meal with my family in. >>and then we have home london breed she attended a dinner outing at the french laundry restaurant in napa one day after governor newsome was there with people that were outside of her home and work bubble and she was also at that she shouldn't been at is apologizing. >>8 people were there in total and at the time of the gathering. >>a san francisco was in the yellow napa was in the orange here both allowed outdoor and indoor dining. so it wasn't that she was at the

is live at san francisco city hall with more. >>citizen can we can tell you that that is exactly the case not enough doses to go around for this to really have an impact the san francisco's health director indicating that not only have cases gone up 50% since thanksgiving, but hospitalizations have doubled. this search. continues. >>with no signs of slowing during an online briefing monday, san francisco health director doctor grant colfax said covid cases in san francisco have ticked up 50% since thanksgiving with nearly 2900 now diagnosed and hospitalizations have doubled during the same period from 73 to a 148. >>if the hospital census keeps rising at the current rate, san francisco will run out intensive care unit beds within the next 3 to 4 weeks. >>while graham that's better than the initial projections which had san francisco, running out of icu beds a day or 2 after christmas colfax also made it clear the new vaccine is not going to help with the current search. >>the hope of this vaccine will not crush this curve. and wa

san jose, 65. oakland, 62. san francisco, 60 degrees. and i want to take you as well through the forecast because we're dealing with a spare the air alert that will remain in effect for today and that means that no wood burning is allowed. and down through the south bay, so keep the windows shut if you can. remember that satellite radar i showed you with the system to the north, well, as this continues to drop down, notice the green. that is rain. there is a slight chance that we could see some drizzle mainly for the north bay though. the rest of the bay area, the biggest impact is going to come in the form of some cloud cover increasing late into the evening. as i push the time line forward, you can sort of see that system making the approach when it comes to the cloud cover. by early tomorrow morning we should be clearing out with a cloud cover, but we have got a cold front dropping in on late sunday night into monday. what that's going to do is that's going to kick up the winds and this is where the concern comes in. especially overni

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reales de la pasada nochebuena este es más mero el periodo que demoreel virus en pasar en vivo desde sanro telemundo 48 >>> se registró un nuevo rebote de coronavirus en una prisión federal para mujeres 185 reclusas de un total de 900 se han contagiado y con ellas tres miembros del centro penitenciario. es ceremonia de liga ese sagrado corazón se transmitió a través de su página de internet y afuera del recinto se colocaron un par de carpas donde se supone que había espacio para quienes quisieran escuchar el sermón en personas sin embargo de último momento los ahí presentes se metieron al recinto >>>la gente empezó a ser lírico nos confirmaron que la mesa sí se había quebrado en el interior >>> en asuntos que en este momento el enconado santa clara las uniones de personas >>> vámonos para dentro y se ponen separados >>> decentemente un índice cristiana de san josé desafió la orden del condado y he seguido realizando servicios en interiores a pesar de que ya una corte le ordenó dejar de hacerlo y les impuso una multa de miles de dólares >>> el obispo de la diócesis de san josé dijo públic

diablo, with the coastal shoreline from san mateo, san francisco county included in this.elative humidity 40% to 50%, dropping to 30%, and of course we have those record dry fuels so as we look at the winds, same time frame, but we're looking at the gusts here all around the entire bay area, so we're not just looking at the areas above a thousand feet. so that's a change and with the winds comes the warmer temperatures as we get into your monday and tuesday. but here's a look at how fast those winds will be moving as we get into your monday morning. so i think the strongest winds will be from this time frame into by about midday monday and then by 10:00, 11:00, they'll begin to dial back and things will settle down. we're looking at temperatures well into the 70s and with all of that, we have our beach hazard statement and a high surf advisory. we could see breakers up to 25 feet here as we get into monday night. so certainly some changes arriving. we wish they were bringing in our storm impact scale, right, instead of all the winds but we will be looking at partly cloudy

josÉ y san francisco, en el norte la temperatura en los 52.tos en diciembre, el de esta noche auroras boreales en estados unidos, y esto serÍa por la presencia del sol y sus destellos. muy pendientes de la regiÓnen el norte donde podrÍa apreciar las auroras boreales. a partir del sÁbado lluvia ligera, muy bueno para las zonas donde hubo incendios, y el resto de la semana tendremos mÁs lluvia. >>> quÉ jugadores de los san josÉ earthquakes estÁn en el top. de quiÉnes se trata? se lo cuento despuÉs de la pausa. tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. ♪(mÚsica)♪ se cumplieron 25 temporadas de la mls, la liga nombrÓ a los 25 mejores jugadores de la lista. estos son. (informaciÓn en pantalla) el mejor canadiense duende rosario, fue mvp en el 2001. y landon donovan, del 2001 al 2004 vistiÓ los colores de los san josÉ earthquakes. hasta que llegÓ wondolowski, con 166 goles, es el mÁximo g

live in san jose. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> the i-team discovered that the church received money through the paycheck protection program. you can see that full story by going to our website, abc7news.com/i-team. >>> covid-19 is projected to be the third leading cause of death in santa clara county. this morning there's fear that travel and gatherings over the christmas holiday will send the county over the edge. here's dan ashley. >> i urge, urge, urge anyone who is considering gathering to stop.rates in santa clara county are at all-time highs due to a surge of new infections following thanksgiving. the fear is another post-holiday spike would collapse the county's health care system. >> we are going to be in an extraordinary crisis here in santa clara county. >> county health officials say hospitals may soon need to ration care, even for people who don't have covid. >> we are talking about people in gurneys without a bed to go to. we are talking about people not getting hospital ca

>>and attending gatherings see how the mayors of san jose and san francisco, responding tonight plusn announcement coming tonight regarding quarantine rules. >>safer. safety being exposed to covid-19 why the cdc is now saying 2 weeks is too long the news at 6 is next. i'm looking at your mri. your shoulder seems to be healing nicely. i'm sorry baby... i don't want you to play with that... (singing) twinkle, twinkle little star. how i wonder what you are... how are you doing? schedule a video visit with your doctor. kaiser permanente. thrive. >>yes, 6, 2, bay area there's going against the very rules they're preaching san francisco mayor london breed attended a birthday party at the french laundry in last month and san jose mayor sam liccardo attended a thanksgiving gathering going against the covid-19 health order in santa clara county. thank you for joining us at 6, i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne mayor breed dine at the upscale french laundry restaurant just a day after governor newsome attended a birthday party there. the mayor's office released a statement today in it she says ba

you can see the 30s are back tonight, except around san rafael, richmond, oakland, san mateo, san franciscond the coast. let's go through this active accuweather 7-day forecast. so no storms today. none tomorrow until we get to the nighttime hours. storm comes in, nocturnal, nightly storm, friday night into saturday morning. sunday a chance of showers. better chance monday, lingering into tuesday. wednesday and thursday is when we could get our greatest soaking. hopefully you got an umbrella for the holidays. you will definitely need it. >>> up next, the 7 things you need to know. >>> and new details on that incident involving a woman who falsely accused a black teenager of stealing her phone. the new surveillance video from inside the hotel. >>> as we fight the coronavirus pandemic, california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. that's why abc7 wants to remind you to wear a mask, for >>> it is 5:20. here's the 7 things to know this morning. california confirmed its first case of the new covid variant. that was first seen in the uk. it was detected in a man in his 30s who lives in s

so it's a great trip into san francisco. so far let's check some more bridges we have 92 and it's the busiest way busier than the bay bridge right, west's 92 west of the toll plaza we have lots of brake lights. it's getting very sluggish. but no major issues so into foster city and into san mateo it's going to be nice connection to one oh one to 81 about west bound 5.80 to the richmond sandra fell bridge we see the puddles in the foggy roads there too. no into the north bay traffic, it's nice and smooth through the pay gates across the span and off to one oh one. >>6.31 happening today, san mateo county is going to offer covid testing at several mobile locations absolutely kron four's will tran is joining us live from san bruno this morning with details on that will. >>it's going to happen right behind me, i'm office need lane. this is san bruno and they've been doing this robin in duryea for several months they want people to get tested, especially after the christmas holiday just in case you might have gone to a location w

san francisco and alameda.the red, santa clara county, contra costa and solano counties all have less than 15% availability. marin is just out of beds. >>> and usual plan in place in san diego county to deal with maxed out hospital icus and emergency response ambulances being diverted to stay out of the way of medical centers that are overrun with covid patients. no patients will be turned away if they have life-threatening issues. >>> the next round between a south bay church and santa clara county is set for today. pastor mike mcclure continues to hold those indoor services on sunday. well, the church faces more than $700,000 in fines from the county for defying health orders. the church's attorney say they will try to get that case moved to federal court because they call the health restrictions unconstitutional. >>> happening this morning, teachers in santa clara county organizing a car caravan send a message to the office of education. they want the county to put the brakes on returning to in-class learnin

in san jose this morning. we are looking at anywhere from a few hundredths of an inch to about .1 inch of rain. here is a live look at our salesforce tower camera as we look east to the bay bridge. temperatures mainly in the to upper 40s to low 50s at this hour with those showers. it is all because of a cut off low pressure system bringing that wet weather. this weather system will exit the region later on today and that means drier weather ahead. as we time it out for you and futurecast, here we are at 8:00 a.m. a few more lingering showers this morning. as we go through the afternoon by lunchtime, we are looking at drier weather and catching some clearing as we head through our afternoon. for tomorrow morning, it will be a cold start with clear skies. we could see some patchy fog and then through tuesday afternoon, we are looking at a little bit more sunshine for tomorrow. as we look to the middle part of the week, that will be our next weather system for more rain for the bay area and more snow up in the si

san rafael to san francisco, less than 20 minutes. we had a solo spinout southbound 680 right near north main near the scales. apparently it's off to the right-hand shoulder. a mangled car is still there. that may be slowing things a little bit. we'll go back to jobina with i think a look at an event happening near my house. those birds. >> these had me saying, what? thousands of birds are creating quite a spectacle in the north bay. look at this video. our media partner the marin ij reports each night for the last two weeks or so the european star li starlings have been putting on an air show. it looks like fish swimming in schools. officials believe flying together keeps the starlings warm and serves as a tool for communication when they found food or a safe place to roost. and -- >> i love this. >> it's beautiful. i was thinking above the graveyard, that's an interesting addition. >> it's very 2020 chic. >> absolutely. >> it makes sense. the birds know. they understand what's going on. >>> still ahead, say good-bye to a long-time r

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in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>here is a look at where the state stands right now in icu capacity, the bay area region is at 17.8% even though it's below 13% santa clara county. that has increased slightly since yesterday as good news, but it's still near that 15% threshold to trigger a stay at home order. the greater sacramento, san joaquin valley and southern california regents are already below 15% icu capacity so they are under the stay at home order. democracy prevail. we the people voted. faith in our institutions held the integrity of our elections remains intact. >>and now it's time to turn the page as you're done throughout our history. president joe biden addressing the nation tonight this after the electoral college casts its votes today formalizing biden's presidential victory our washington dc correspondent kellie meyer joins us live with a look at what this means for president trump. >>and his administration kelly. >>good evening. what we thought the election was over. but the final votes of the 202

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look for mid to upper 40s, san francisco 47, san jose 45.morning rain to afternoon showers today, brighter skies, slightly warmer on tuesday, as high pressure builds and then our next system looks like it might move in as early as wednesday afternoon, wednesday evening. thursday is our best chance of rain, light rain at this point, and then it looks like friday will be cool and breezy before another system moves in. this weekend, we're keeping an eye on that. it's looking light as well and probably will impact mostly the north bay. liz? >> frances, thank you. >>> san francisco's presidio is planning to open an amazing, new opportunity to the public this week. it's the trail that runs through a native marsh, being restored near chrissy field. abc 7 news anchor deon lim has a look at what you can expect. >> reporter: the view from drone view 7 shows the dream taking shape. the newly flooded quartermaster reach in the presidio. a marsh that will look like this eventually, connecting a natural creek and watershed to chrissy field and san francis

in fact, san francisco took the effort of doing a voluntary shelter in place even though right now san francisco has plenty of icu beds compared to other locations 30% that's well above 15% which is the jumping off point for the state in the bay area as a whole it's around 17%. so it has not triggered. the state, mandatory shelter in place but according to san francisco health officials. unless something is done drastically at its current pace, san francisco could run out of beds in 3 to 4 weeks there's governor gavin newsome talking about keeping everybody safe. >>we have to be sober and mindful about the moment we are which is challenging and try. today we received as many doses in the entire state of california as there were new cases in the state of california over 33,000 new cases recorded today average e 31,000 new cases. >>so he talked about the new cases fortunately, the vaccines are in san francisco and in california by the end of the week. they expect about 327,000 more vaccines. they hope to have 24 new vaccination sites and by the end of next week 393,000 vaccines and of co

this is my second bar in san francisco. i'm a san francisco native. i have been trying desperately to comply with every single health order that's been mandated and also desperately complying with the department of public health but the department of municipal transit, the department of public works, etc., etc., etc., to the point where i have applied and received a small s.b.a. loan, which i have used to build a parklet. now i've been informed that the parklet that i built per the very, very tight constraints of -- not a parklet, a platform, is being cited, and i'm told to renovate it because my platform is not conforming to a parklet standard. this is ridiculous. i can't continue to operate. i can't -- i can barely hold on at this point, and i'm asking san francisco supervisors to please put this all into one basket. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. thank you for your comments. again, apologies for interrupting any callers. okay. can we hear from the next caller, please. >> can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, we can. welcome. >> thank you. my name

today in san francisco we have 20,976 cases of covid-19. 173 people in a hospital. and sadly, 176 people have died from this virus. while san francisco's death rate remains very low, that is far too many families that will be celebrating the holiday this is year with a recent loss and heavy hearts. my thoughts go out to all the families and to everyone who has lost someone to covid this year. now, we have been in this current stay at home order for two weeks now. and while our cases are still high, we have some data that shows people in san francisco have been moving around less over the past two weeks. that means people are being mindful and doing their best to comply. dr. colfax will show some numbers after me to demonstrate our stay at home orders are starting to have an effect, but we also know that number of cases and people in the hospital remain as high as they have ever been, and we are in a very dangerous place if we get a post-holiday surge. if we can just keep limiting our interactions in the public, we can reduce our exposure to each other and slow the s

mid-40s in livermore and san jose and a milder start for san francisco at 54, and as we head through the afternoon, 68 in san francisco and 70 in oakland, and 71 for concord. so we are going to see the highs soaring this afternoon well above average. we'll talk about what to expect as we head through the week, a bit of a cool down, and details on the shower possibility coming up. let's check in with gianna and the bay bridge traffic. >>> that's right, mary. the metering lights are on, and how quickly things have backed up. so it's pretty much the morning rush. and we have the usual brake lights and the incline into the city, but no trouble spots as far as accidents. that's the good news. as you are coming off the east shore freeway, things are moving at the limit 580 eastbound through oakland but not the case in the altamonte pass. the westbound direction is getting busy out of tracy and the pass, and a new trouble spot on the 205 connector. more coming up in a few minutes. len? >> gianna, thank you. >>> marin county is just hours away from joining four other bay area counties in a v

in both san francisco and san jose experiencing the third driest year on record. we don't have any rain in sight for the first 10 days of december. temperatures have dropped into the 30s in santa rosa. still low 50s in the city, otherwise in the 40s, dropping down to the mid to upper 30s. another nice warm-up tomorrow, this is nero who is sadly no longer with us. that dog looks like he lived life to its fullest. upper 60s for wednesday and that will be pretty par for the course as we head through the day. 60s around the coast, with mid- 60s further inland and that warm spots reaching the upper 60s. temperatures don't change much into the next several days, neither do our rain chances, which will be next to zero all the way through the weekend and into next week.>>> are the warriors going to be part of your christmas morning plans? we have that and the 49ers prepared to hit the road for a >>> the san francisco 49ers are about to become the glendale organizers, they are going to arizona. >> yeah, the 49ers will hit the road tomorrow for their extended stay in arizon

san francisco, 379 new cases.to prevent people from areas with higher infection rates from introducing new infection clusters into san francisco >> right now our case rate is lower than the state overall, which is a hopeful sign. as you can see, just yesterday we went into that state of purple and therefore, leading to implement the states stay-at- home orders. >> reporter: san francisco updating its vaccination progress with five people vaccinated tuesday, 90 people inoculated wednesday and another 180 thursday, bringing the total to 275 in san francisco so far. christian kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> covid-19 outbreak continues to grow at a couple jails in santa clara county. the county released new numbers showing 32 active cases among employees and 34 active cases among inmates. most of the inmates who tested positive are currently at the main jail in downtown san jose. reporting the chronicle, the sheriff's office is there is not one specific reason authorities can attribute to the surgeon cases, but the sheri

both have no capacity remaining san san joaquin in southern california in the last 14 days across our state we've seen a 37% increase in coronavirus cases overall we have seen hospitalizations plateau just a little bit. but the governor says that this is not good news we're going to take for granted he expects things to get worse in the next 3 weeks so doctor mark ghaly california's secretary to health and human services and he the state will make a definitive ruling on the orders for southern california areas by today but the bay still has a few more days just a little more time in the northern california region, let's hear from doctor galley and governor newsom now about the current situation we find ourselves in. >>we certainly anticipate that the middle of january and it's going to be pretty difficult time in our hospitals where the chase is from this weekend next week really start to stack on top of one another impacting the emergency rounds or hospital wards and our icu space is it's very sober and doing very proactive in. >>and looking to build more capacity more partnerships a

you can see concord coming in at 37, 37 livermore. 48 for san francisco, 39 san jose and 33 for abouta rosa. as we head through our afternoon we are looking at 62 for a high in san francisco. 63 in oakland and mid-60s's for san jose and concord. three to five -- with mostly sunny skies and a few passing clouds for today. we will talk about the rest of the week ahead and talk about the return of some gusty off shore winds and the extended forecast. let's turn in with gaanna. >>> it sure is. we check the bay bridge ten minutes ago and it was fairly quiet. look at this, metering lights are on and how quickly things have changed. you have the bhave -- san franc the pass. 30 minute drive time. 205 over to 680. if you are -- as you work toward south san jose. road closure. police activity on highway 45. alternative. >>> homicide investigation in san mateo county shutting down -- from now until noon on september 2nd. >>> as of now the victim has not been identified. >>> new this morning, the uk giverring emergency approval to the coronavirus vaccine. it is the world's first fully tested coron

not only for san francisco but for the region.course, it is the location in mclaren park which is the city's second biggest park after golden gate. many people don't know the neighborhood in the first place if they haven't been there. we call it the best neighborhood nobody has ever heard our. every neighborhood in district nine has a very special aspect. where we are right now is the mission district. the mission district is a very special part of our city. you smell the tacos at the [speaking spanish] and they have the best latin pastries. they have these shortbread cookies with caramel in the middle. and then you walk further down and you have sunrise cafÉ. it is a place that you come for the incredible food, but also to learn about what is happening in the neighborhood and how you can help and support your community. >> twenty-fourth street is the birthplace of the movement. we have over 620 murals. it is the largest outdoor public gallery in the country and possibly the world. >> you can find so much political engagement park

southern into san francisco. all the way down to areas like santa clara sunnyvale mountain view even the western into san jose so be mindful that little band of fog right there in the bay as i mentioned the rest of us are pretty free event and we'll continue to look at a clear cool morning ahead. i mentioned those 30's and you can see a few of them livermore and dublin at 3835 degrees san jose your warmer than yesterday can sink, thank you to the fog for that you're sitting at 45 right now saint helene a napa santa rosa, san anselmo and fairfield also in the 30's this

last one reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well the entire bay area region is under a stay at home order this was triggered when the number of available icu beds in our region fell below 15% now for those bay area counties which voluntarily shut down earlier this month. these restrictions will remain in place for at least another 3 weeks so be prepared for that. this on top of the time that has already been spent in the shutdown. well there's a significant disparity between californians getting infected with covid-19 and those who actually died from the virus. now the majority of positive cases are coming from people between the ages of 18 and 49. they comprise nearly 60% of the cases while those 65 and older make up about 10% of total cases, but there is a disproportionate number of deaths with the older age group 74% compared to 7% for the 18 to 49 age range. let's share facility in the south bay is dealing with a covid outbreak 12 presidents and 9 staff members tested positive at the sonny bill post acute center. all of t