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harold santana nos explica cómo funcionaría >> este dispositivo podría cambiar el modo en que se hacertículas virales y ahí podemos detectar si está presente >> megan del hospital de la universidad de miami explica que tuvo pequeño con ambos lados una de ellas se abre para insertar la boquilla por la cual la persona que se hace el test debe soplar como si fuera un silbato. luego el filtro se colocan este parte especial y aquí está el resultado positivo o negativo >> si es confirmado es que podemos tener resultados en un minuto. la fda está muy motivada para probar este tipo de examen a través de el aliento >> una prueba efectiva de covid-19 en un momento sería fuerte para detectar el virus en escuelas y también en eventos de gran concurrencia, lo cual ayudaría a detener la cadena transfusión, para asegurar resultados certeros el estudio hace un doble test >> hacemos un pcr por la nariz y ahí obtenemos la muestra de aliento para comparar con el examen >> estudiantes y trabajadores de la universidad de miami participan ya en este ensayo clínico >> para este estudio estamos colectando 10

ectiva ante el covid-19, lÍderes de la salud piden transparencia sobre los efectos secundarios, harold santanacio, algunos los llaman efectos secundario o adversos peros los mÉdicos dicen que es una respuesta. >> esto es una respuesta con la vacuna y es una respuesta normal, quiere decir que el cuerpo estÁ reaccionando y creando la inmunidad. >> un grupo de mÉdicos pidiÓ al cdc transparencia en comunicar los posibles efectos de la vacuna contra el covid-19. al tiempo que se muestran preocupados porque tras las molestias de las primeras dosis las personas no regresen para la segunda inyecciÓn. >> si tÚ no te pones las dos dosis de estas tres vacunas que estÁn cerca de salir al mercado no estamos haciendo absolutamente nada, lo que sÍ estoy de acuerdo que sÍ hay que informar los posibles efectos que puede tener o que puedes presentar como si estuvieras enfermo. >> pero los llamados efectos adversos son esperados y no deberÍan ser motivo de preocupaciÓn. >> llamamos a ellos a los sÍntomas producidos luego de inyectarse la vacuna, pero eso no es sinÓnimo de peligro, eso se produce porque el cuerpo

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. >> reporter: over at santana row, the left bank family of restaurants, including meso mediterranean isn't just relying on in-person dining. >> people still want normalcy in their lives. >> reporter: to adapt, they're offering virtual only brands with special menus to attract customers for takeout. >> we found new ways to get our food into people's homes, and we want to continue to allow that dining experience to actually happen. >> reporter: as part of the red tier, indoor fitness centers can only operate at 10% capacity. wineries and card rooms will have to head outside, and indoor family activities such as bowling alleys will be shut down. >> we're going to need everybody's help. these numbers are going in the wrong direction. when i say numbers, i'm talking about people. >> reporter: santa clara county officials say they could end up in the purple tier by the end of the month if the current surge isn't quickly brought under control. in san jose, chris wynn, abc7 a news. >> numbers are actually people. contra costa county is also ordering more restrictions. starting tuesday at 8:0

she must santana works for the refugee council. his colleagues have been inside the camp. everyone seems on the floor, some intense and some out in the open. we've been criticizing this from day one, but we didn't think it would get this bad. there are 2300 people in the camp, and the numbers are growing every day. 2000 migrants arrived in the canary islands. last weekend alone. the crossing is dangerous, but the coronavirus pandemic has cut off the migration routes. the government has started housing new arrivals in hotels near the camp. human rights activists say they're not getting a fair shot at the asylum system. a group of migrants from senegal, say they fear they'll soon be deported. but journalists are not welcome here either. the news is told to leave in mid conversation. may i not when i was angry at the spanish government, but also feels abandoned by the european union? i don't know how it got to money. i'm disappointed with spain and with europe. this is shameful. what a lot of politicians and representatives have come here recently. but we have no clue what th

this year, the brand-new store at santana row is faced with a challenge, how to balance good deals with good safety practices? >> maximum capacity is key. on black friday, we don't know what the traffic will look like. we are a new store. >> reporter: santa clara county officials are worried that they will fall into old thanksgiving patterns the stores will get crowded and people will travel, and families will gather. >> the numbers are higher than they have ever been. >> reporter: there were 512 new covid-19 cases, a record. the number of available hospital icu beds is down to 68. the neighboring counties cannot help, since they are all in the same boat. >> they cannot provide us with beds in their counties. we are on our own. our hospitals are hurting. >> reporter: they are stepping up enforcement through the holiday weekend. they are enlisting the fire department to help. they will do random checks on local businesses. >> we need to ensure that the businesses are in compliance. we need to keep limitations on folks, per the health order, and to the businesses, so we can save lives. >>

leading 230000 dead until then give it a try, social media and join the underground on you tube santana's. you have facebook and twitter banks that are playing a vital guide to getting all the started out. all these are these are you going to get it back to the tech knurled? this is a repatriation team. when we get there at the 7 years, develop a separate kaiser report. a new gold rush is underway in ghana. thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it rich. years ago. as children are torn between gold, my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to see which side will have the strongest appeal. join me every thursday on the alex simon short. and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business. i'm show business. i'll see you then election fraud lawsuit by republicans claims. nevada pushed native americans to vote in exchange for raffle gift cards, helping joe biden pick up the state logistical nightmare experts slam a major new covert vaccine for the u.s. morning. it's extreme requirement to always be held at min

she must santana work for the refugee council. his colleagues have been inside the camp. everyone seems on the floor. some intense and some out in the open. weeping criticizing this from day one, but we didn't think it would get this bad. there are 2000 to 300 people in the camp, and the numbers are growing every day. 2000 migrants arrived in the canary islands. last weekend alone. the crossing is dangerous, but the coronavirus pandemic has cut off other migration routes. the government has started housing new arrivals in hotels near the camp. human rights activists say they're not getting a fair shot at the asylum system. a group of migrants from senegal, say they fear they'll soon be deported. but journalists are not welcome here either. d.w. news is told to leave in mid conversation. he's angry at the spanish government, but also feels abandoned by the european union. that i'm disappointed with spain and with europe. this is shameful. what a lot of politicians and representatives have come here recently. but we have no clue what the government's strategy is. to deal wi

at santana, this story had a moderate wait. >> it is a good run, and we will run in and out with our mask on, and play it safe. we want to keep up with the traditional spreading love, getting dressed up and enjoying what we can. >> reporter: this year more shopping happening online with the national retail federation expecting sales to grow by 30% over last year holiday season. the trade group said americans are expected overall to spend more this year. >> it's much more convenient online. i'm a visual person and i like to see it, try it out. i like going to the stores better. >> reporter: santa clara county said enforcement officers generally did not find large crowds early in the day with primary violations failure to submit and post a revised social distancing protocol. the county said they will have more compliant staff visiting high-traffic shopping areas to look out for the public safety through sunday. >> it's not too crowded or crazy. everyone is socially distancing and wearing a mask. >> reporter: the staff help to direct cars and control traffic, and deandra usually avoids

fire crews will be checking on businesses and shopping districts, including santana row and the malls remind people about mask and social distancing rules. grocery stores also have to limit capacity to 50%. other stores can have up to 25% capacity, or they could face potential fines. county leaders are reminding shoppers to observe the guidelines. >> let's not crowd into any store. know that you're going to wait, misses bring the knowledge that we are going to wait, be patient. >> the extra patrols will be in place at least through sunday, although the county has said that it might be extended, those restrictions, if it seems like people are not being careful. >>> bar owners say the pandemic is making it hard for them to stay in business during what is typically a very busy time of year. one bar owner in walkie, wisconsin says, his bar is usually packed on thanksgiving eve, with people stopping by after work, gathering with friends since they don't have to work the next day. this year, with so many people working at home, health officials urging people not to go out, the bar was empty

street in emeryville, jack london square in oakland, westfield shopping center in san francisco and santana san jose. for more information on the one warm coat program, just log on to trend one.com ktvu.com/one warm coat. >>> coming up in sports, usf pulls off the biggest victory in the history of their basketball program. still the big move. just more moving. still singing. just more in tune. still the gangs all here. just less "are we there yet?" the chevy family of suvs. making life's journey just better. now during the chevy cyber sales event, use $500 cyber cash on most suv models... to get $5,250 total cash allowance on most 2020 equinox models. visit chevycybersalesevent.com today. >>> not your ordinary big game today. sure it was exciting, but due to covid and the shortened season both cal and stanford came in with just 2 games each under their belt. both justin wilcox and david shah looking for their first victories of the season or the opening drive of the game, chase garbers and a rollout to the right. cal goes up 7-0, in the 2nd it's davis mills with a nice touch on this back sh

the westfield shopping center in san francisco and santana row in san jose. for more information you can go to our website. >>> you may have noticed a lot of christmas trees out on the roads. not only are people buying their trees earlier than usual, they're choosing real trees of artificial. wholesale tree farmers are seeing a significant uptick in demand. they said is likely due to more americans staying home instead of traveling for the holiday. picking out the perfect tree is seen as a relatively low risk activity. >>> looking at the temperatures from today. not bad for coming up on december. 64. these numbers. morgan hill 69. these numbers will kind of hang around all week. it is going to be a little warmer at times. we could see some upper 60s. the live camera shot. it is going to be a cold night for us. that is a possibility. some temperatures could hit near freezing. again places in the north bay. you can see clearly where the areas that will be above freezing. near or at freezing. a little bit warmer to the south. just a typical week. really not a lo

this year, the brand-new fairview store at santana road is faced with a challenge. how to balance good deals with good safety practices. >> on black friday, we don't really know what the scale is gonna look like. >> reporter: in scloushg, people are worried people will fall into their old thanksgiving patterns there. a stores will get crowded, people will travel, and family will gather. >> our numbers are higher than they have ever been. >> reporter: a record. and the number of available icu beds is down to 68. neighboring counties are all in the same boat. >> they can't provide us with beds in their county. we are on our own. and hospitals are hurt. >> reporter: they're stepping up enforcement for the holiday weekend. >> ento sure that our businesses for this compliance. these businesses can save lives. >> reporter: retail stores 25%. those not complying will be fined. >> let not crowd into any store. know that you're gonna wait. and let's bring the knowledge that we're gonna wait, be patient. >> reporter: their extensive black friday promotions over several days,

.>> reporter: as more shoppers make their way to retail staples such as santana row, big-box stores and area malls, they will share space with another holiday edition. santa clara county special enforcement teams. >> what we are announcing now is that we will suspend the issuance of the grace reed for at least the next few days. >> the counties community engagement director says starting thanksgiving day a team of at least a dozen enforcement officers will begin targeting businesses that are not following the counties health orders. increasing foot traffic can also mean an increased risk of spreading the covid-19 virus. >> we have the highest hospitalization rate we've ever had since march. our rates have increased by 80% in the last week, this is alarming numbers. >> health inspectors will start finding businesses that are not compliant with current health orders, possible violations include employees not wearing masks, no social distancing in stores and exceeding capacity limits. they were also be fined if they do not have protocols and capacity limits posted. experts say this could h

. >> reporter: the owner of maker's market at santana row says she understands county health workers are doing their job. she is frustrated about governor's dining experience at the french laundry and does not agree with government enforcement. >> i do think if you have a willing seller and willing buyer everyone should take it upon themselves to protect themselves as they see fit. >> there are stickers on the floor to indicate that you should keep your six feet distance. >> reporter: shoppers we spoke to say businesses have been doing a good job of compliance and they appreciate the extra enforcement. >> even though i have not seen it there might be some stores that are not being as safe as they could be. so, yeah, i think it say pretty good idea. >>> and the enforcement officers will be wearing visible id and won't demand payment on the spot. additional penalties could stack up for those business owners unwilling to pay. they do have the option to appeal. frank? >> live for us tonight, thank you. >>> the holiday shopping season is expected to give retailers a big boost. according t

santana row is faced with a challenge. how to balance good deals with good safety practices. >> on black friday, we don't really know what the traffic is gonna look like. >> reporter: santa clara county officials are worried people will fall into their old thanksgiving patterns. that stores will get crowded. that people will travel. and that families will gather. >> our numbers are higher than they have ever been. >> reporter: yesterday in santa clara county, there were 512 new covid cases. a record. and the number of available hospital icu beds is down to just 68. neighboring counties can't help either since they're all in the same boat. >> they can't provide us with beds in their counties. so we are on our own. and our hospitals are hurting. >> reporter: so they're stepping up enforcement through the holiday weekend. they'll be doing random checks on local businesses. >> to ensure that our businesses are in complain. and keeping limitations on the folks for the health order. into those businesses. so that we can lives. >

. >> reporter: as more shoppers this holiday week make their way to retail staples like santana row, box stores and area malls, they will share space with another holiday edition. santa clara county special enforcement teams. >> i think what we're announcing now is we're going to suspend the issue of a grace period the next few days. >> reporter: he is the county's community and business engagement director. he said, starting thanksgiving day, a team of at least a dozen enforcement officers will begin targetting businesses that are not following the county's coronavirus health orders. officials say increasing foot traffic can also mean an increased risk of spreading the covid-19 virus. >> we have the highest hospitalization rate we have ever had since march. our hospitalization rates increased by 88% the last week. this is alarming numbers. >> reporter: health inspectors on the team will start finding businesses that are not complying with the current health orders. possible violations include employees not wearing masks. no social distancing in stores and exceeding capacity limits.

the westfield shopping center in san francisco, or santana row in san jose.ore information on the one warm coat program, you can go to our website, www.ktvu.com. >>> if you are in land right now, you have probably realized that he feels much colder than it did last night. temperatures have been dropping quickly. santa rosa is at 39 degrees. it is 40 a walnut creek. it is 52 degrees in san francisco. we are not bad around the bay. look at the difference between now and 24 hours ago. in fairfield it is 23 degrees cooler. napa's 15 degrees cooler. you get the idea. these temperatures are headed down. the reason for that is a couple of things, we have clear skies. we have the heat of the day escaping quickly. we have dry air. we have no humidity to keep us from cooling down quickly. that is leading to these temperatures. we are looking at a low of 29 degrees in santa rosa today. it is 35 in napa. we are getting below the freezing level with patchy frost out there. it is 43 in san francisco. it is 41 and oakland. it is 32 degrees in morgan hill. tomorrow, we do ex

juan carlos santana, catching the hail maria, sending it to ov overtime.'t the wildest play of the night. collins intercepting the pass and getting on his horse. giddyup. collins goes 96 yards, down the field to complete the comeback, a game winning pick 6 for the golden hurricanes, 30-24. >>> thursday night football now, russell wilson and the seahawks, back on track after losing two straight games. russ almost flawless against arizona. hitting dj met calf of one of two touchdowns through the air. seattle's defense finally coming to life. constantly pressuring kyler murray, all game, shaking him up, and stepping up when it mattered most. final seconds, murray with one last chance, sacked, carlos dunlap, seattle's third of the game, seahawks win 28-21, they now have the easiest schedule from here on out, laura, in terms of opponents, schedules and records. it should be interesting to see what seattle can continue to do the rest of the season. >> thank you so much. have a good weekend. >>> still ahead for you, time is running out for millions of people who

it's nice an awesome here in san jose across the street from valley fair westfield shopping mall, santana row just up the street here bloomingdale's over here behind me there's a home depot in a costco up the street here all of these businesses and then some can expect to be paid a visit by a new business compliance going forward let's take a look at some video here of various businesses across town. the county health department says it has been hearing a lot of reports of crowding of overcrowding at many of these businesses the businesses are not complying with the county health order of limiting capacity to 25%. beginning on thursday these business compliance teams will be fanning out across the city and they will be ready to issue citations and keep in mind in the past many of these businesses are allowed a grace period of 72 hours to come into compliance and then the fine will be waived all that goes away affective on thursday when these businesses are going to be fine on the spot. all of this coming as covid cases are rising hospitalizations up 88% here. the county health officer doc

it's not a headwind for the big names but it is for santana and to some degree the hospital stocks asly not showing the gains that the other names have seen so i would expect that around november 10th with the hearing that the -- that the hospital names, tenet, santin, molina might see some pressure. >> les, what would your recommendations be for investors in this space works you know, are thinking that maybe health care is a good place to be it's largely speaking off the radar. you know, people have said for months now it's -- it's one of the sectors that they think could benefit. it's just that i don't think anyone expected quite this kind of pop today. >> yes, i agree. i did not expect -- >> sorry, that that much was priced in, but there should be some there in general for health care from here. >> in addition to the insurers we'd be looking at live science tools and the 10 xs and twist of the world which are really off the radar but will benefit for instance creased science under a biden or at least a more split congress and then, you know, by and large the medical devices seem to

but hard to deny santana row in san jose was busy and crowded as ever. we asked the shoppers to rate the stores and restaurants they visited when it comes to following safety guidelines. they told us six out of ten. >> i could still see people a lot without a mask. >> even though they're letting a certain amount of people in it's still cluttered. >> reporter: this mother and son said they had a better experience. >> everyone was in their own areas. >> they have the plexiglasses up, and what i feel safe is that they had enough personnel in there. >> reporter: santa clara public health will not say who they cited this weekend. only that 76 violations were handed out, mostly for failing to submit and post a revised social distancing protocol. earlier this week officials announced violators would not get warnings or a grace period, only fines on the spot. on a much quieter street in san jose, no worries about breaking covid-19 rules. these two stores swear by them. limited capacities, constant cleaning, plenty of hand sanitizers. >> we ask that our customers

but hard to deny santana row in san jose was by and crowded as ever. we asked the shoppers to rate the stores and restaurants they visited when it comes to following safety guidelines. they told us six out of ten. >> i could still see people a lot without a mask. >> even though they're letting a certain amount of people in it's still cluttered. >> reporter: this mother and son said they had a better experience. >> everyone was in their own areas. >> they have the plexiglasses up, and what i feel safe is that they had enough personnel in there. >> reporter: santa clara public health will not say who they cited this weekend. only that 76 violations were handed out, mostly for failing to submit and post a revised social distancing protocol. earlier this week officials announced violators would not get warnings or a grace period, only fines on the spot. on a much quieter street in san jose, no worries about breaking covid-19 rules. these two stores swear by them. limited capacities, constant cleaning, plenty of hand sanitizers. >> we ask that our customers

>> the days after thanksgiving are usually great for retail, but this year the brand new store at santana is faced with a challenge, how the balance good deals with safety practices. >> maximum capacity is key, on black friday we don't know what the traffic is going to look like because we're a new store. >> santa clara county officials are worried people will fall into their old thanksgiving patterns that stores will get crowded, people will travel, families will gather. >> numbers are higher than they have ever been. >> yesterday there were 512 new covid cases, a record, the number of available hospital icu beds is down to just 68. neighboring counties can't help either since they are all in the same boat. they can't provide us with beds in their counties so we are on our own. hospitals are hurt. >> so they are stepping up enforcement through the holiday weekend. enlisting the santa clara county fire department to help, doing random checks on local businesses. >> to ensure that our businesses are in compliance, keeping limitations on the folks for the health order into those businesses

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