our fish is coming right off the boat in san diego. we're the first stop from the dock. if it's getting flo in from fiji or around the world, we don't know where it's coming from. there's no trace and trust. trace and trust starts at the dock from the boat. you're offloading right to the fishmonger, right to the box, and then where it goes. it's the foreign fleet. they have very little rules, very little regulations, no permits, no licenses. they're doing everything wrong, and when the american guys are doing everything right, yeah, it's very difficult for the american fisherman to compete with the foign fish and the foreign pricing that comes into it. man: when i was 16, i learned to scuba-dive. i just love being in the ocean, and then i saw an opportunity to become a sea urchin diver, so i learned to process sea urchins, first in my garage, so i then started diving during the day, processing in the evening, and delivering to sushi bars. i had a couple tough years, but we learned to start buying local seafood. i started buying local lobsters and local swordfish and othe

>>bill gamely is the san diego humane society chief of humane law enforcement. he says several pet stores were served citations for various reasons, including failure to have a valid co-operative agreement as well fast forward to today. he says he is unaware of any remaining retail pet stores in the county after they closed their doors when the governor

>>still ahead some gorillas at the san diego zoo have tested positive for we have the power to harnessifornia's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come. >>for san diego zoo are among the latest to test positive for covid the zoo announced today the primate started showing symptoms of the virus last week while force noelle bellow has details. >>despite all of our efforts and dedication from our team members to protect the wildlife in our care or gorilla troop has tested positive for sars. >>kobe to in an announcement made monday the san diego zoo confirmed 2 of its prime aides tested positive last week for coronavirus a 3rd is said to be showing symptoms as well we decided to test the truth because we saw some mild symptoms that are similar to those that that humans would experience that you performed fecal testing on the troop after 2 gorillas started coughing last wednesday. the only to have tested positive. the zoo believe since the troops lived together it's possible. all membe

it happened at the san diego zoo.yl hurd takes a look at the case and how one bay area zoo is reacting to it tonight. >> reporter: it is the first known case of apparent human gorilla contact in the u.s. san diego zoo confirming tonight a number of gorillas are testing positive for covid-19. >> it's unfortunate for sure. it does seem like the gorillas are doing fine. they just have mild clinical signs. >> reporter: doctoral r. alex h a veterinarian at the san diego zoo. >> it does seem like they're doing everything correctly. >> reporter: they released this video not specifying which one was positive. they said they knew something was wrong when two of them began coughing last week. and it's believed they caught the virus from an asymptomatic staff member. zoos throughout california including the oakland zoo are closed due to the pandemic. dr. herman says her staff is following strict protocol. >> masks, hand washing, no staff with clinical signs, but as we know, covid can be transmitted by someone with no clinical si

en san diego se llevÓ a cabo da fiesta masiva sin importar que son 4 los contagiados con la nueva cepaenes que bailaban y muchos de ellos terminaron con heridas. en mÉxico los monumentos estuvieron fava cios al llegar el aÑo nuevo, funcionarios de salud cancelaron las celebraciones y los negocios no esenciales estarÁn cerrados hasta el 10 de enero. mÉxico tiene una capacidad de camas en un 11%. la autoridades de baja california confirmaron que no nvray casos detectados de la nueva cepa del covid-19 ahÍ. sin embargo los contagios siguen en aumento, cynthia gÓmez tiene el reporte. >>> el contagio estÁ aumentando mucho fr estamos en un momento muy feo. >>> los nÚmeros siguen creciendo porque hay un incremento de los casos activo, (informaciÓn en pantalla) las autoridades de salud confirmaron que todavÍa no se detectÓ la nueva cepa del covid-19 luego que se presentarÁn 4 casos en san diego. >>> no se detectÓ la nueva cepa, como se viene trabajando el virus de coronavirus del 2019 estÁ sujeto a mutaciones, seguramente hay mÁs de 100 variaciones del covid-19. >>> esta cepa es mÁs contagiosa,

two of the gorillas at the san diego zoo have tested positive for covid-19. the staff got suspicious last week when two of the gorillas began coughing. after a test, they confirmed they have the coronavirus. the san diego zoo says besides coughing, the gorillas are doing really well and are expected to make a full recovery. the zoo is keeping an eye on the rest of the troupe which remain quarantined together. they believe they were infected by an asymptomatic staff member despite following safety protocols. >> this virus has been very tricky. we've done everything we can to respond to it and make sure we're taking all the precautions and following all the guidelines that we can. but, as we see it evolving everywhere around the world right now, we know it's evolving, it's changing, and the best we can do for humans and wildfire is wildlife is to ensure that we stay up to date on any protocols. >> i just exchanged e-mails with the san francisco zoo which says it is saddened to hear about the outbreak at the san diego zoo. at this time none of their animals are

. >>> girl is test positive at the san diego zoo. what we are learning about a new first for the virus. >>> the phrase just banned from facebook as big tech faces a showdown over free speech. >>> the sun just going down on this monday evening, we're tracking some very meager rain chance is, some coastal flooding possibil sa francisco where 29% of the icu beds are available. but tonight, nearly every single bed is all at zuckerberg general hospital. as andria borba reports, the facility is now in code red. >> reporter: doctors say this is the worst they have seen it since the pandemic began. they have never seen this many the second highest critical level here at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. the hospital entered a surge level of rent about five days ago. that means surgeries have been halted. the recovery rooms you go win to post surgery, while coming out of anesthesia, are now covid wards. they currently have 63 covid patients admitted. 13 in the critical care unit. the probem is, these patients are typically hospitaliz

en sacramento y en lugar de los padres de san diego. con ustedes al estudio. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn desde california. hay tantas preguntas en cuanto a la pandemia, que nos conectamos en vivo con mauricio gonzÁlez, mÉdico internista y residente de medicina de emergencia del hospital metropolitano de nueva york. bienvenido a su ediciÓn digital. en parte del paÍs como new jersey los fumadores, ¿calificarÍan para ser vacunados antes que maestros o empleados de trÁnsito? ¿quÉ tan peligroso serÍa por alguien que fuma? >> esto nada mÁs subraya las dificultades que los estados presentan al momento de llevar a cabo una campaÑa masiva, hay opiniones divididas. hay algunos que piensan que ser fumador, no es suficiente. el doctor en san diego piensa que ser fumador no es suficiente. otros mÉdicos de emergencia particularmente la doctora piensa que el ser fumador ya es una situaciÓn que pone o que puede agravar esta enfermedad en caso—— va a ser muy difÍcil tener una respuesta basada, no importando cÓmo sean. borja: si te parec

>>and san diego says she had an allergic reaction to the covid vaccine that she got at the petco park mass vaccination site yeah she says shortly after getting the shot her blood pressure changed and that she felt her throat closing up, but despite her reaction she still urging people to get that vaccine. jeff mcadam has her message. >>the streets of downtown san diego continue to be logjam with traffic people in line to get their covid vaccines might has been was hesitant at first about getting the shot. so i couldn't sunsets are both seniors. >>that we should go get the shot share of britain says she and her husband went to the petco park location last week most people. >>you can drive off after 15 minutes, but shell says people like her people who have some allergies are asked to stick around for 30 minutes for observation at 18 minutes. >>it's like my friends started closing. and you just you know raise your hand part your home wherever they're immediately over there they whisk him over to the tent. >>blood pressure which a 185 over one 25 which i guess is very life threatening. t

>> we follow cbcc guidelines, we follow san diego county health guidelines, the team wears ppe, around all of our wildlife. >> 1st, the bay area transit agency that is going high-tech to kill germs, and not just the coronavirus. >> any other pandemic at the same time, just like the common cold. >>> storm track will be pushed well to the north over the next several days, rain chances will be hard to come by in the bay area with most of it aimed toward the pacific northwest, there is an outside chance that a couple showers in the ♪ we have e the power r to harns califofornia's abundant s solar and w wind ene, but it''s not avavailable all day y long. use lessss energy frfrom 4 to m for a clcleaner calilifornia. >>> tonight, ultraviolet lights are being installed, in the smart trains, special high- powered uv tubes will be located next to a new filter system, the technology has been used in hospitals and water treatment plants for years, and is powerful enough to kill several types of pathogens, including cold viruses, all of the smart trains should be equipped by march, bart plans to tes

humboldt, lake, los angeles, mono, monterey, orange, riverside, san francisco , san bernardino, san diego, and san luis obispo counties. most cases have been here in santa clara county with the largest outbreak of this area. as time progresses, we will learn more about that but still some disconcerting news coming out of santa clara county. live in san jose, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> a state health official is calling for a pause in using a batch of the moderna vaccine due to allergic reactions. the state's top epidemiologist says less than 10 people got sick after receiving the vaccine at the clinic in a san diego. the allergic reaction is being described as severe. the state now recommends a pause in us shots batch of more than 330,000 doses distributed to more than 280 providers. >>> we spotted a line of cars at the santa clara county fairgrounds with folks driving up to that the moderna vaccine. one couple said the whole ordeal took them close to two hours. >>> this week marks one year since the first coronavirus case in the u.s. since then, the u.s. has seen 24 million infections and

union trib bin reports that gorillas at the san diego zoo have tested positive for covid-19.ernor gavin newsom said two tested positive and two are showing symptoms. the zoo said it's the first known case of the virus affecting a great ape. it's believed that the gorillas could d have been n exposed tot virus byby an asymptptomatic st member who tested positive. >> but as we see it evolving everywhere around the world right now, we know it's evolving, it's changing and the best that we can do for humans and wildlife is just to ensure that we stay up to date on any protocols, that we remain nimble so we can respond accordingly and make sure we're doing the very best we can to protect both ouour team, ouour guests and wildlife. >> the zoo says the gorillas are experiencing some mild symptoms, but they're drinking, eating and doing okay. >>> and the associated press reports that a new study shows wildfire smoke produced up to half of all small particle air pollution in the western u.s. in recent years. researchers used satellite images and air quality data to determine how much

gorillas at the san diego zoo testing positive for covid how they're doing tonight. >>and in sports, the nba considering pausing its season due to covid infections. a sports >>really set the san diego zoo are among the latest to test positive for covid-19 yeah, the zoo has announced today that the primates started showing symptoms of the virus last week kron four's noelle bellow has details despite all of our efforts and dedication from our team members to protect the wildlife in our care are gorilla troop has tested positive for sars. >>kobe to in an announcement made monday the san diego zoo confirmed 2 of its prime aides tested positive last week for coronavirus a 3rd is said to be showing symptoms as well we decided to test the truth because we saw some mild symptoms that are similar to those that that humans would experience the super formed fecal testing on the troop after 2 gorillas started coughing last wednesday. the only to have tested positive. the zoo believes since the troops lived together it's possible. all members have been exposed. >>nonetheless the

variant, you can see on the slide the numbers, san diego, san bernardino, just 90 in the b.1.1.7 variant that we have been able to identify, so working through it with more nuance and complexity and understanding, but as relates to the issue of the stay-at-home order, it is another reminder that the stay-at-home order is not a light switch going back. a year plus ago. still in these tiers that we believe served us well, requiring not only that there are certain conditions that need to be met as relates to those activities, as well. we are doing more to socialize that with the public but also with businesses. i would just give you an example of what i mean by that. just over the last weekend, we were out there with alcohol and beverage control doing education , not just enforcement. 100 establishments. the expectation and concern, because people were working outside, outside of the restrictions, but in anticipation of activities beginning to resume, making sure that folks were prepared to be in compliance. so that is how we are approaching this. and as i said, in the beginning dr. ghaly s

the tuna used to come from san diego chicken of the sea whatever it may be came from there today 80percent of the fish in america. i come from outside of america and so i wanted to understand how these for i know shocking how these fishermen have been devastated and then also oh we're the fishermen and the navy essentially meet in the middle and they meet in the harbor of san diego and the blue economy is really a metaphor for all the money that's been driven through that city through that part of california because of the water whether it's the fishing or or or the military it's really changed and then the last episode that we did we went to denver to find out how the legalization of marijuana changed the city writes everybody wanted to go an issue he to understand ok what's going to happen but i wanted to see what happened and i was able to sit down with the mayor and have a very candid conversation to say you told me about all this tax revenue you've told me about the legalization and they drove to this meeting there are more people on the side of the road without a home than i'v

>>and after the break a san diego woman killed in the u.s. capitol chaos, what we're learning tonight about her and why she went to washington d c. >>we're learning new information about that san diego woman who was killed during wednesday's attack at the u.s. capitol air force veteran ashli babbitt was shot by a capitol police officer during the chaos. jeff mcadam spoke to her mom on the phone and filed this report. >>people didn't know that she was a beloved woman. and she walks the walk. >>the mother of ashley babbitt the san diego woman killed at the u.s. capitol is speaking publicly for the first time she says she still hasn't seen any of the videos from inside the building protests turned violent after some of the trump supporters broke into the u.s. capitol the video circulating online show the moment that it appears to have been shot by an officer that officer has since been placed on administrative leave. in a statement thursday capitol police chief stevenson right these individuals actively attack united states capitol police office

ashli babbitt from san diego is one of the 5 people who died in the riot that was her shot there.rian sic nick, a capitol police officer also died dc police are investigating the cause of 6, 6, death. 3 other people died from medical emergencies meanwhile, happening tomorrow flags will be flown at half-staff over california state capitol. >>in honor of fallen us capitol police officer brian sic nick. signet has just mention among dozens of officers injured in wednesday's riot at the capitol. investigators say he was reportedly hit over the head with a fire extinguisher by one of those riders. he died from his injuries last night. >>the oakland police department is now investigating whether any current employees supported wednesday's riots on their social media pages in a statement, the department said there are allegations that employees may have contributed to objectionable or offensive content online adding that hate speech in similar conduct will not be tolerated. the department says employees are quote prohibited from affiliating with subversive groups and are also prohibited

is that what you're experiencing in san diego >> it is as i talk to our hospital administrators, theytraordinary efforts to increase capacity opening up shuttered units, converting nonhospital spaces into hospital spaces the situation here is extremely urgent which is why i've been asking dagens repeatedly to do everything they can to follow the public health order as well as directing law enforcement to focus on egregious violators of the public health order. >> i have to ask, i mean, how did we get here in san diego and in southern california i mean, california was one of those first states sort of hit the hardest last march and during the spring, was there not enough time to prepare and to make sure there would be enough icu bed capacity, enough supplies, et cetera, given the fact we did anticipate from a national perspective a winter surge? >> well, our position today is not what it was back in the spring at the onset of covid-19. we have a number of mobile and other uses, resource as valuable to us which is greater capacity, but even with that capacity, what we're seeing because

let's speak to paul sisson, health care reporter at the san diego union—tribune. tell us more about the discovery, these three patients. we found out from our local health officials yesterday that they've been able to confirm three additional cases after the first case was confirmed using what they call ds drop technique first discovered in the uk. it gives kind ofa discovered in the uk. it gives kind of a smoke technical to some of the tests that have come back —— smoke signal. has been able to quickly start sequencing the genomes of these tests that come back with the drop president. do we know if any of these people had been to the united kingdom or is it pretty widespread where you are already? the people interviewed as of yesterday, three of the four had no recent travel. so, it really does look like the strain is all over the place. they've interviewed, they found they are spread out all over our community. they‘ re are spread out all over our community. they're not clustered in one place and none of them know each other at all. that gives our local epidemio

announced monday will be happening later this week at dodger stadium in los angeles petco park in san diego and cal expo in sacramento in a letter sent to the santa clara county board of supervisors. the forty-niners say they're also offering up levi's stadium to help speed up immunizations. what makes the 49 ers stadium levi stadium. so interesting is that it's got see if your security massive parking lot huge inside the news. >>so it's really very uniquely positioned board president and supervisor cindy chavez says with a population of almost 2 million people in santa clara county. >>there's a lot of vaccinations that need to go out chavez says the earthquakes have also expressed interest in making avaya stadium available for testing and vaccine distribution a lot of people are community or ready for the vaccine. >>so we want to make sure that as people become ready and it's their turn that we can get as many people through that process as possible a spokesperson for the giants says their ball club is also in talks with health care providers to make oracle park available for covid-19 resp

. >> en san diego se dieron cuenta que esos gorilas estaban enfermos. ser humano. nosotros siempre pensamos que los primates como ellossÍ pueden con el virus, pero esto es primera vez que sabemos quÉ pasÓ. >> en san francisco como en otras ciudades los lÓgicos estÁn cerrados por la pandemia, pero eso no pudo evitar que los animales fueran contagiados en san diego por el trabajador que les daba de comer. los gorilas no pueden mantener la distancia social ni usar mascarillas. [habla en inglÉs] la directoradice que los gorilas se contagiaron a pesar de que el teolÓgico cumple con las reglas de las autoridades de salud para protegerlos de una infecciÓn. perros y gatos en el pasado se han enfermado de covid—19 y los veterinarios dicen que no hay razÓn para que la gente tema contagiarse de sus mascotas. >> hasta ahora no hay ningÚn reporte que digan que un perro se lo puede pasar a un ser humano, por eso no hay que tener pÁnico, hay que estar tranquilos y tomar las noticias segÚn vengan todos los dÍas. mÁs bien parece ser al revÉs, son los animales los que ti

they saw allergic reactions at a san diego mass vaccination site. the state received 330,000 doses of this batch. the bay area asked doctors if people who received these doses already should be worried. >> another setback in the covid-19 vaccine rollout as all bay area counties are now pausing the use of all remaining doses of a specific batch of the moderna vaccine. this after fewer than 10 people at a san diego site had significant allergic reactions. while the number is low, it is a lower reaction. this woman of oakland was vaccinated last week. >> lot number -- >> and checked to make sure she didn't receive a dose from the loss now under investigation. >> definitely relieved. i was a little concerned this is going to somehow affect my next dose of the vaccine. >> more than 330,000 dose of the single lot were distribute add cross the state again january 5th and 12th including tens of thousands of doses across the bay area. they used the dose without issues or temporarily halting the use of this specific batch. >> i think it's sad because, again,

they're releasing them because there was an allergic reaction found in fewer than ten people in san diego but the state is going ahead to give the green light to release those batches. it's a good number of vaccine that's available. 330,000s doses will now be available according to nbc san diego the reaction happened to six people that received the vaccine at a downtown vaccination site last week. now epidemiologists are saying the vaccines are safe which means san francisco and several other counties now have thousands of additional shots. san francisco was expected to run out today so some good news there. where does san francisco stand in vaccinating its residents? during a meeting of san francisco officials held wednesday, the goal is to have all eligible residents vaccinated by june 30th but health care leaders at the meeting say to reach the goal the current daily vaccination rate of about 3,000 vaccines a day would have to increase. >> there is nothing more important and i think on this we all agree than the immediate mass distribution of this vaccine as soon as we can secure it to

here in california, san diego, d throughout most of the united states.ks have been going out and gathering around the halls, more than public health would like them to. we've seen cases here in san diego, qui significant cases of people being hospitalized. without a widespreadacne, there is nothing to do then tost home. we are already at a general stay-at-home order in the state and in many parts of california. that reemphaatzes the idea people need to stay home, especially last night, here's the. >>an ito ask about the vaccine. u.s.ailed to have 20 million vaccinations by the end of 2020. what is the picture wheryou >> we do haveai a amount of vaccine trickling in. it evidence -- i has been mostly allocated to hospitals in the area. many of the hospitals he already begun vaccinating their frontline staff. they are starting to get into nursing homes this week as well. we are not yet with enough vaccine to vaccinate primary care workers out in the communits. >> thank you for your time, and happy new year to u. thank you. >> were hearing gat concerns abt t

a san diego woman who was shot by police when she was among the protesters who broke through a barricade a door in the capital she died at the hospital. she was unarmed, but dc police did find weapons on the capitol grounds to pipe bombs one of the democratic national committee the other the republican national committee as well as a long gun and molotov cocktails which were hidden in a cooler. >>well, yesterday's violent occupation of the u.s. capitol by the president's supporters spark resignations by staffers at the white house so far. we have white house officials including stephanie grisham. the first lady's chief of staff. she can quickly submitted her resignation, the white house special secretary or house social secretary and the deputy press secretary also resigned and just this morning. we've learned that mick mulvaney who was president trump's former chief of staff has resigned his special envoy post. sources say more resignations are expected in the coming days. >>we've got lots more on the chaos that was in the capitol yesterday, but right now this morning want to take a loo

>> reporter: the states top health official say the moderna hiccup in san diego has delayed some vaccination clinics across the state. it is the latest pause in what has already been a less than smooth rollout. >> reporter: cars lining up at vaccination sites. this one in san mateo. the rollout continues to sputter, hitting bumps on the road. >> everyone is to blame, there are so many different routes coming in to supply vaccines, it is confusing to everyone. >> reporter: less than a third of california's allocated vaccines have been distributed. that is below the national average. according to the latest state numbers, more than 1.5 million doses administered and 2.2% of the states population receiving the golden first dose. >> allegation from the federal government to the state, we then share different counties and then they put in orders. those orders are set to the cdc and ultimately shipped. >> reporter: local health officials blame the supply chain. severed cisco department of health says it received 12,000 doses last week. but, less than 2000 this week and will run out by thursday. >>

california's relates to uk variant you could see here on the sly little bit update on the numbers from san diego san bernadino. the one case just 90 and all that be 117 variant. that's got a lot of attention that we have been able to identify so again, working through a deeper and more nuanced and complex understanding, but look as it relates to the issue of a stay at home order, it's just an opportunity to remind you again. state all martyrs, not a light switch going back to the way. things were ah, year plus ago. we still are now in these tears, tears that we believe it's served us. well a zit relates to modify an activity and behavior requiring not only that when someone is dining out door, but there's certain conditions that need to be met as it relates to those activities as well. we're doing more to not only socialize that with the public, but also with businesses. i just give you an example of what i mean by that just over last weekend, we were out there with the alcohol, beverage control doing education, not just enforcement 5600 establishments in expectation on obviously in concern beca

>>san diego county is now reporting 32 new cases of the new strain of the coronavirus is that strain that was first detected in the united kingdom. health officials say that 2 dozen new variant cases were confirmed yesterday from specimens collected in the last week of december for those new cases are in people under the age of 10. more than a million people passed through tsa checkpoints yesterday. >>and roughly 18 million people have flown since the start of the holiday travel period on december 18th and tsa numbers continue to average above 1 million passengers a day. tsa officials say they expect air travel numbers to keep trending up in 2021, however, they say they're not expected to reach prepandemic levels. health officials say the busy holiday travel season. is the reason at least in part that we're seeing a surge in covid cases right now. >>if you do have to travel airline ratings dot com has come out with its list of the world's safest airlines for 2021 and topping that list is quantas. qatar air new zealand, singapore airlines and emirates the web site examined crashes and

san francisco and oakland superintendents are among seven, including l.a., san diego, and sacramento who sent letters this week to the governor saying the covid reopening plan falls short for urban districts with low-income students. they also call it too vague in determining what constitutes a safe school environment. the governor's office has not yet responded. >>> taking a knee. coming up next on "today in the bay" the nba team sharing a message with fans amid growing tensions on capitol hill. >>> happening now, congressman jake laturner tested positive. he was voting on the house floor on wednesday. his announcemeoffice made that announcement thursday. he took the test because of washington, d.c.'s guidelines that calls for visitors to be checked. the congressman will not come back to the house floor until he's given the all clear. by harnessing california's abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and tr

san diego county is reporting 24 new such cases after reporting the first four last week.t as severe but it's also no more resistant to the vaccine. >>> one city is stopping and using barriers to allow restaurants to serve customers but there's a new health order, so eating outside is banned. some raun, though, defiantly staying open using the public city owned spaces. the city says it will revoke that outdoor permit permanently for restaurants that don't obey. some restaurants say they understand the reasoning. >> it's unfortunate but i understand it. i do feel like the numbers in the hospitals need to come down. and if they feel like this is the best way then -- >> san diego county has more than 173,000 cases, more than 1,600 san diegans have died. >>> 5:26. new this morning, safeway and other supermarkets owned by albertsons are laying off delivery drivers. instead they will be using doordash drivers. the change is happening at the end of february. this comes after california voters passed proposition 22 that allowed ride share drivers to stay independent contractors. >

so, dan, let's check in with meteorologist, san diego sadhyar an hour-by-hour timeline. >> let's take a look at the light storm. it's the first in the series, as dan just mentioned. we have seven days and six out of the seven have a storm-impact scale on it. so, tomorrow morning, at around 5:00 a.m., it's going to be wet out there. we will have scattered showers pushing through the bay area. that continues at 10:00 a.m. and that system isn't done, just yet. definitely, use caution if you have to commute tomorrow morning. there will be pockets of moderate rain, slippery roadways, and low visibility in some spots. i will be back to let you know more about what the following two storms will bring, in just a few minutes. dana a dan and ama. >> sandhya, thank you. >>> should donald trump be permanently banned from facebook? i'm i'm matt boone. coming up, we will take a look at the facebook oversight committee which is going to make that final decision. >> racist. pornographic. and more. the shocking interruption for an online lesson at an elite, san francisco high school. >>> as simple as

it is now been found in 4 people in san diego in 2 people in san bernardino one of those folks currently in the hospital tonight. and today governor gavin newsome said that the golden state seeing 6 times as many people in the icu compared to just 2 months ago. those numbers, he says a big reason why health leaders say that this most of the state is currently under a stay at home order. >>i believe that we did by ourselves a little bit of room if you will to see and be able to deal with what we have in front of us with sort of holiday cern. >>governor newsome announcing the creation of an oxygen task force today to figure out how the state distributes oxygen along with oxygen tanks to hospitals that are running low. >>well happening now health care workers beginning to receive their second doses of the covid vaccine. this is video of a new york critical care nurse, her name is sandra lindsay she is receiving her second dose of the pfizer vaccine. she was the first in the united states to be fully protected for covid-19. more than 15 million doses of covid vaccine have been distributed ac

co two gorillas in san diego test positive. this may be the first outbreak of its kind. >>> and using your smartphone to spot the virus. what can be a possible break through by bay area researchers. >>> with that, we say good evening. i'm dion lim and i'm ama deatz. we begin with new efforts to spd une mass vaccination sites and one east bay county putting distribution into high gear. abc7 news reporter laura anthony starts us off with a new push in contra costa county. >> reporter: krk contra costa becoming one of the first to ramp up vaccination distributing. >> our goals is to not have vaccines sitting in the freezer. our goal is to have it all in arms as soon as it comes in. >> reporter: the county has two clinics to complete vaccinations in phase 1-a, which includes those working in a variety of health care settings, from dental offices to home caregivers. >> we are saving a life, if not others, too, by not being sick, you know. so it's a good thing to do. >> reporter: through its online registration system county health o

so, dan, let's check in with meteorologist, san diego sadhyar an hour-by-hour timeline. >> let's take a look at the light storm. it's the first in the series, as dan just mentioned. we have seven days and six out of the seven have a storm-impact scale on it. so, tomorrow morning, at around 5:00 a.m., it's going to be wet out there. we will have scattered showers pushing through the bay area. that continues at 10:00 a.m. and that system isn't done, just yet. definitely, use caution if you have to commute tomorrow morning. there will be pockets of moderate rain, slippery roadways, and low visibility in some spots. i will be back to let you know more about what the following two storms will bring, in just a few minutes. dana a dan and ama. >> sandhya, thank you. >>> should donald trump be permanently banned from facebook? i'm i'm matt boone. coming up, we will take a look at the facebook oversight committee which is going to make that final decision. >> racist. pornographic. and more. the shocking interruption for an online lesson at an elite, san francisco high school. >>> as simple as

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) la causa que 43 alumnos dieran positivo al coronavirus (covid-19) dos gorilas del zoológico de san diegopatógeno se espera que ocho simios están contaiiados detectado en coronavirus (covid-19) ottra tercera una mutación diferente a las de gran bretaña y sudáfrica nuevas variantes pueden acelerar la situación del coronavirus (covid-19) >> y termina el día sin éxito para los demócratas que han dado al vicepresidente mike pence 24 horas para invocar la enmienda 25 desde el capitolio randy con el informe >> así es los demócratas se preparan para dar cargos a el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump como este miércoles hayuicio político >> los cargos del presidente de estados unidos, donald trump se cámara dijeron que se es lunes republicanos de la conisttución que permite la destitución de un presidente que mike pence no apoya >> este es le momento para que tomen responsabilidad sería el cmaino más rápido los cargos darían paso a un segundo juicio político contra el presidente de estados unidos, donald trump >> el senado tiene poco tiempo >> para el proceso >> inhabilitarlo comouna vuen

one of those killed a california woman whose name ashley babbitt is from san diego. she reportedly was shot and killed by police. the other 3 dying from medical emergencies right now a curfew is in effect in washington dc until tomorrow morning. 15 public emergency is also in effect and that will expire after a 15 day public emergency. >>and that will expire on the day of president elect biden's inauguration. our team coverage begins with our washington dc correspondent alexandra le mon and we just want to check in with her about the status of the curfew tonight have things have people dispersed are they following the curfew. >>well a lot of those people are you know earlier in the day we did see thousands of president trump supporters in the streets of dc and that led to that very violent and chaotic scene where we saw the riders bash their way into the capital it led to that shooting which we now know killed that san diego woman but we know that 3 other people also died according to police. from medical emergencies that happened during that riot at the u.s. capitol

officials in san diego believe the new covid strain could already be widespread in san diego. do you share that concern and how likely this strain is already spreading more than we realize? >> i do share that concern, alison. i think let's be honest, this new variant has probably been here awhile, it is not even new, shouldn't even use that terminology. i think it has been around awhile, even in the uk where it was first detected. think it has been there a matter of months, only detected more recently than that. we're seeing cases of this particular variant pop up all over the world, australia, canada, right here in the u.s., bearing in mind in the u.s. we're doing a tiny fraction of the world's load of coronavirus gene sequencing, so the u.s. may have the world's most coronavirus cases, but we are number 43 on the list when it comes to how much gene sequencing each nation is doing. we're doing 0.3% of gene sequencing of americans that become effected. this is the tip of the iceberg. i am quite sure there's much more spread of the variant than we're picking up just because we'

de la vacuna moderna de lote 41 l 20 a por causar reacciones alérgicas severas a seis personas en san diegos poniendo a manera de precaución. la vacuna continúa guardada y dependiendo de la cantidad que reciban la semana siguiente, es que si la van a utilizar o no el elote se utilizó en unos 800 pacientes la semana pasada ninguno tuvo reacciones esta clínica de vacunación solo para las personas que viven en el condado hemos podido ver las líneas deben venir preparados. >> la mayoría de personas ... la confianza la vacuna continúa la población desde temprana comenzó a a ser líneas. >> es más contagiosa. >> además de esta clínica se espera que los próximos días se abren otras dos clínicas más. >> sanos primeros con la noticia sismo de tres punto uno se reporta en el epicentro a una milla oeste no hay reportes de daños estamos al pendiente de más información. >> de este movimiento teórico de tres punto uno. >> no todos tienen acceso a internet no demuestra una bue nueva encuesta canalizó a 2000 adultos yo cuento de que casi la mitad no tiene acceso a internet el porcentaje de quienes no tienen

las tropas de la bahía están aquí pero sí encontramos de la patrulla fronteriza de san diego.su primer día como presidente de un plan de acción migratoria que podría beneficiar a millones de indocumentados. joe biden planea implementar otras acciones ejecutivas en sus primeros días. la pandemia, la economía, injusticia social y cambio climático. a las 12.08 vemos qué opina de la propuesta de joe biden. las opiniones las puede dejar en cualquier plataforma de nuestras redes sociales . >> vamos a continuar con información de la ciudad de oakland que dueños quieren manifestar su apoyo al presidente. por la pandemia los organizadores planean dar la bienvenida a la casa blanca. además de respaldar donde aumentaría el salario mínimo. también implementa para la seguridad en torno a la toma de posesión. debido a este evento en compañía prohibió al menos las publicaciones relacionadas a venta de armas y seguros de armas. facebook ya había prohibido venta de municiones y artículos similares por medidas de seguridad. nos vamos ahora al sur de california porque autoridades están preocupad