. >> california governor gavin newsom held a briefing monday to provide an update on california's covid-19 numbers, icu bed capacity and the three regions of the state that have entered stay-at-home orders. this runs one hour, 25 minutes. >> good morning. havecember 7, we always new members of the california legislature. i will jump right in the -- and be as brief as possible and get to a number of the issues of the day. particularly as relates to some of the regional orders that now are in effect in california but also wanted just to provide some context and some information about some new technology that we will bring to bear to slow the spread of covid-19. it's been a lot of discussion around apps, a lot of discussion about how technology can advance our efforts to notify individuals, mitigate the spread of covid-19 and address this pandemic head-on. two of california's best-known headquarter technology companies, google and apple, have joined together in an effort to provide for exposure notification. not contact tracing but exposure notification. i want to provide you with a bit of

. >>> fed up with the cost of doing business here in california, hewlett-packard announces today that the silicon valley company will be relocating to the lone star state. welcome to the 4 this afternoon, i'm alex savidge. >> this is indeed a very big development from the founding silicon valley titan, and just another blow to california. maureen naylor live for us now with the news, maureen, that broke just this afternoon. >> reporter: that's right, heather. hewlett-packard enterprises moving its headquarters from san jose to the houston area immediately in texas. hve is based in north san jose. they moved to this new state of the art campus a year and a half ago. they plan to keep that north san jose campus as a hub for another portion of it business, but as of today, hpe moving its head carders to spring texas, a suburb of houston. employees will have the option to stay in the bay area or move to texas. >> i think the bigger blow here is that hp represents a pioneering company who helped create silicon valley, and to see them actually move their headquarters to another state is a b

california is doing its own say it to fix safety review. i deeply trust in that safety review process the folks who arpart of that safety review process are experts, they are extremely ve welled in reviewing the safety of vaccines and the minute they say that it is safei not only i sign up to take it out when it is ailable i will make sure that my entire family receives a as well. >> you are on pointed as california's very first jusurge genera about a year ago and then the pandemic struck. how have your goals been impacted by the pand >> it is a great question. coming into office when a my ti signature inits that i have been working on since starting was somethg called asis aware initiative. it is initiative toraise awareness and train our healthcare providers to understand how stress and outrauma impacts health and how to respond with evidence- based . inform trauma ca while we have been all hands on deck with the cronut coronavirus pandemic it turns out this initiative has been more important than user. beso many californians in our rinsi

yesterday has been identified here in the state of california. in southern california. >>california has reported the nation's second confirmed case of the new and apparently more contagious variant of the coronavirus in san diego county. the governor again not making that announcement during a virtual event with doctor anthony fauci the first american discovered to have it is a colorado national guardsman and he had been sent to help out at a nursing home struggling with an outbreak we're going to go live now to kron four's dan kerman he's been following this conversation between the governor and doctor fauci >>that's right very coincidental that this happened in california just as the governor was sitting down for an online conversation with doctor fauci he answered many questions not only about this new strain, but he also talked about the time that we might get back to normal. >>i'm not surprised that you have a case of mike leigh more cases in california during an online conversation with governor newsome wednesday. doctor anthony fauci the nation's top infectious d

vaya con cuidado, california. una bebida con amigos puede convertirse en muchas. ¡detente! es fácil perder el hilo. terminar con un dui es más fácil de lo que crees. planifica, llama un taxi, comparte un viaje. si eliges beber, elige una manera sobria de ir. vaya con cuidado, california. >> no comparta su aire, kayser espera que ingresen 1400 pacientes con el virus los médicos piden que siempre usen mascarillas . >> y es que california, está buscando enfermeras y médicos en otras partes, el personal con el que cuentan no da abasto, sandra bermúdez nos dice lo que es trabajar sin descanso en medio de esta crisis de salud . >> conforme pasan los días, la capital de california se hgace más reducida, significa que sobrepasaron el límite de pacientes que pueden atender, no es el único problema al que se enfrentan . >> enfermeras y enfermeros no dan abasto . >> casi trabajo todos loos días ahora, por la necesidad, trabajando por 12 horas, todos los días casi tengo pocos días libres . >> por ellos, con más de 500 de enfermeras y enfermeros en diferentes hospitales,

including southern california. that's right there watching the numbers and hospitals are bracing for another surge or surge upon surge, let's check in with kron 4 sarah stinson who is live in san francisco this morning with an update for us sara. >>that's right don southern california and the san joaquin regions they're seeing still 0% icu bed capacity and that means that their stay at home order could very well extend today, we're expecting the governor to announce something along those lines. but here in the bay area our situation includes having 9.5% of icu beds left hospitals like ucsf still seeing critically low icu bed capacity and that is causing concern we have a couple more days to really understand the numbers of it's going up or down and that will determine if we go into a stay at home or that extends past january 8th now in the last 14 days or state has seen a 37% increase in coronavirus cases now we are seeing in some parts of the state. >>a plateau a small of hospitalizations but that does not mean we

we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financial help. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com >>> governor newsom has picked california secretary of state alex padilla to fill vice president-elect kamala harris's u.s. senate seat. he will be the first latino to represent california in the senate. he is the son of a cook and house cleaner. vice president harris offered her congratulations on twitter saying alex and i long served the people of california together i know he will continue fighting for our state as california's first latino senator. shirley weber will fill padilla's position as secretary of state. she will be the first black secretary of state. phil matier says the governor made a sound decision. >> it was a smart choice for the governor because the latinos represent a fast growing voter bloc in california. they represent about 20% of the electorate. saying yes to them scores points as well for governor newsom. >> he sai

be here in california. some are coming from outside the state, it just depends. we are confident in the 800 number 566, we are very confident will be here within a week and help support staffing important and critical facilities both in response to and in anticipation of an increase search. as it relates to additional requests, a number of people asked the federal government, the answer is yes. we have requested the icu strike teams against emphasis on our icus at the moment. always preparing for within the healthcare delivery system and outside we will get to that alternative care. the teams which you will have followed us the last number of months, these are : disciplinary staff and expert staff, strike teams together. they been in the central valley in the past, these combat teams are extraordinary. these will continue to push for more personnel and medical response and the language of these services to advance. we have limited staff in this, i just want to provide you with a little information. these in

that's the state of california, where latinos are 60% of deaths, as well. so we've known since april that places like the mission district have been hot spots for covid infection, and it's not because individuals in the latino community don't know how to wear masks, or are somehow not following the rules. it's the same inequities that have been baked into this country that have given us this rise of disparities in terms of help with covid. >> the site can test approximately 700 people per day. no appointments are needed, and results will be reported within 24 to 48 hours. >>> well, the coronavirus pandemic is playing a big roll in turning 2020 into the deadliest year in u.s. history, and a surge in cases isn't stopping travelers from making plans and heading home for the holidays. meantime, in the united kingdom, two cases of the coronavirus -- two cases have been detected where a new strain of the coronavirus has been found. we have the latest. >> reporter: more than 320,000 people have now died from the coronavirus in the u.s. the cdc said 2020 is on trac

that we can to keep california safe. next slide? we have been talking about the regional stay-at-home order for over three weeks. counties have been under the regional stay-at- home order for the minimum three weeks that were required. today i want to lock what we are projecting to see for those first regions that are eligible to exit the regional stay-at- home order and then explained the details of how we set those projections. five regions across the state and currently four of these regions all but the northern california region available icu bed capacity today. all but that region are under the stay-at-home order. the first two regions to enter the stay-at-home order was san joaquin valley in southern california. as you can see here, the calculations show a 0% icu bed capacity available today. hospitals are doing all that they can to create space for beds. it means that these regions are in the surge capacity in the aggregate. one hospital, one community may actually be in the surge capacity and other parts of the r

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in southern california, the 30th of the month. based upon all the data and based upon all these trendlines, it is very likely best on those current trends that we will need to extend that stay-at-home order. you recall it was a three-week order when we announced it a few weeks back. just previewing the likelihood of those stay at home's being extended certainly in those two regions. as a relates to preparation, we talked a lot about ppe and the 600+ million units of procedure masks, surgical masks, as well as n95 masks that have been distributed. talked a lot about what is in our inventory still over half 1 billion units of ppe specific to just face coverings and masks that are still in our inventory. just because it is important to remind folks that the critical nature of ventilators as it relates to the issues associated with the scarcity of icu, we still are in possession of an ample supply of ventilators. you can see here, over 20,000, not just in the state inventory, close to 14,000 vents, but also vents still available withi

that's california as a state. if you break that down into the bay area, northern california, greater sacramento, san joaquin, you can see that in the san joaquin valley, we project upwards of 83% capacity within -- capacity being fully occupied within just the next month or so. we will get to icus in just a moment. icus, you will see, when we have someone hospitalized, we will round up to 30% of hospitalizations require icu care or some form of respiratory support. so, 12% likely end up in hospitals. of those hospitalized, 10%-30% may need respiratory support in icu care. you can already see that trendline, this familiar slide of icu admissions that have increased in the last week alone. that represents 23% of the total number of patients in our critical care system that have tested positive for covid-19. so 23% of those currently in our icu care system have tested positive for covid-19. let's take a look at the overall icu system being occupied by individuals and utilized by individuals needing icus for non-covid

eman from california, huffman, and the gentleman from california, mr. mcclintock, each minutes.rol 20 the chair now recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. huffman. r. huffman: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and and include remarks extraneous material on the measure under consideration. withoutker pro tempore: objection. mr. huffman: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. huffman: thank you. i am proud today to speak in favor of the driftnet bycatch tion and reduction act. this was sent to us by the voice vote, and sponsored by california senator feinstein. i applaud our colleagues in the senate for sending us meaningful a change bills for that were overwhelmingly approved. i hope my colleagues in the house will join me in this effort to conserve our oceans and wildlife. i would also like to applaud the recreation fishing conservation leadership r their on this bill. are scale driftnets wastele. they

the governor said hospitalizations have plateaued in most of california except for the southern california region indication that regional stay at home orders are working. >>there is a chance they have work substantially so and that's encouraging you and i think that's certainly the case is really serious crime these numbers that are part time, but he says heavy travel over the holidays against medical experts wishes will make the brief success shortlived we likely will experience in 2 weeks. 1418 days from now search stacked on top of these are searches related to heidi activities and so we're doing everything to prepare staffing alternate care sites with that in mind. the governor says regional stay at home orders which expire in southern california. and the san joaquin valley region, both was 0% icu capacity. >>will likely be extended tuesday. as for the bay area region where the icu capacity is below 10% that decision will be made closer to the january 8th expiration date the governor also announced a federal pharmacy partnership with cvs and walgreens to give covid-19 vaccines to resi

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) >> tenemos reacciones sobre esta declaración del primer latino nominado al cargo >> instó a los demócratas y republicanos de trabajo a trabajar de manera vida partidista para detener el trato injusto hacia los inmigrantes durante su participación en un foro virtual de la coalición de migración de negocios, estos puedes alejandro mayorca afirmó que el sistema de inmigración de estados unidos está roto, y esto ha impactado la actividad moral del país. " desde el primer día arreglaremos lo que está roto, mantendremos a las familias unidas para construidos de madera migración que funcione para todos.2 estas declaraciones mayorca instó al congreso a trabajar de forma bi partidista y " tenemos que terminar de inmediato el trato inhumano e injusto de los inmigrantes, el ejemplo más duro y desgarrador fue separar a niños de sus padres". mayor

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and southern california. it kicks in where icu capacity falls below 15%. these are the counties considered part of the bay area under this order. the bay area is projected to reach the icu threshold. the capacity threshold and enter the order by mid to late december at the latest. >> abc 7 news reporter kris reyes has a look what it means for you. >> the bottom line is if we don't act now, our hospital system will be overwhelmed. we don't act now, we'll continue to see a death rate climb more lives lost. >> with that governor newsom said he's pulling the emergency brake issuing a stay at ho-at-h order for three weeks with any icu cassgas capacity falling be >> it's defined within the hospital and health care delivery system. we've defined these five regions, northern california, greater sacramento, san joaquin valley. >> reporter: for the bay area, the stay at home corder could come as soon as mid to late december. bars, wineries, person services and hair salons have to shut down again. the governor is asking

the doses to california. we anticipate by the end of this week that we'll receive all 904,900 doses of the moderna vaccine. we received the first allocation of 672,000 +doses d we anticipate 233 -- 232,000 + doses. 858,000 pfizer doses also anticipated to be in the state by the end of the week. we've received the 327,000, that first allocation that got a lot of attention. that second allocation that got attention because it was a little bit smaller, 40%, than what we had anticipated. 233,000 that we received. and now in anticipation, 297,375 doses by the end of the week. so you add those up together and that's 1.76 million. about 1.8 million doses we anticipate by the end of the week. you may recall in some of our early assessments, we were looking at the end of the year for planning purposes. we are very cautious when we talked about this. we said, these are for planning purposes, and these are just estimates and it's likely we're not going to see these estimates as accurate as we would otherwise believe the

full disclosure, i am from california. i would be very weary of letting people like me in, but good lu luck. if texas goes, then we are done, so, please, keep an eye on that. governor, great to see you tonight. thank you. >> governor abbott: thank you, tucker. >> mark: if texas goes, it's all over. tucker is quite right about that. and i don't believe there are people, even liberals, moving from texas to california. i want to see some video footage of that. up next, raymond arroyo is here to discuss the latest celebrity craze, adopting a foreign alter ego. that's next on this special edition of "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ welcome, today's discussion will be around sliced meat. moms want healthy... and affordable. land o' frost premium!!! no added hormones either. it's the only protein i've really melted with. land o' frost premium. fresh look. same great taste. ♪ >> mark: the past few weeks have shown that many public notables have been eager to adopt fraudulent identities. this week's example spent years pretending to

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we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financial help. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com >>> a san francisco man out of jail after he was arrested for refusing to wear a mask on a delta flight. according to "the chronicle" this happened the day before thanksgiving. the man who was rushing to board his flight from sfo to salt lake city initially refused to put on a face mask when asked by a gate agent. once onboard, the captain and flight crew asked him to put on a mask and he still wouldn't do it. they tried to get him off the plane but when that didn't work all the other passengers had to get off. the flight was delayed 45 minutes and he deboarded and was arrested for disorderly conduct. >>> the cdc is warning against travel to mexico due to covid-19. the country recently surpassed 1 million cases. looking at a test site in mexico city. mexico has become a popular tourist destination for americans who want to enjoy vacations w

>>and california's attorney general is taking legal action against amazon. why the state's department of justice is requesting details on the company's covid-19 prevention roles plus history was made today in southern california with 5 icu nurses receiving the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine when and where the bay area could see its first round. >>vaccinations. >>really this year the vaccine is here those were the words of a southern california supervisor. after intensive care unit nurse has received the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine today. those first shots were given a kaiser permanente los angeles county this afternoon though it's an exciting turn of events. >>as kron four's noelle bellow reports the fight isn't over. >>i meant to suck asian in the fight against covid-19. more than 30,000 doses of pfizer's coronavirus vaccine arrived in california monday. frontline health care workers like kaiser permanente emergency room nurse, kim taylor were among the first to receive the what i want you guys to know is that help is on the way today is

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hewlett-packard the latest company to move from california to texas. former california assemblyman moved to texas and in his latest op-ed he says if the state's anti-job policies can chase out that company that launched silicon valley is any business immune from the pressure to leave. chuck joined me now, thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. >> with hp being one of silicon valley's original success stories how symbolic is this move? >> i think it is a pretty big deal. hp was founded in a garage in 1939 in silicon valley and really kicked it off and here you have it moving to houston from silicon valley. this is a big deal and i figure goes to the heart of california's contempt for business, their high taxes, regulations, lawsuits, all of the flip-flopping back-and-forth over covid-19. if you are business leader in california why would you stay. >> a lot of people asking that question. listen to what the mayor of san jose has to say about this? >> it is a wake-up call for all of us. we know there's a lot else going on, taxes and regulation

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mister panetta mister we all know it's expensive to live in california to do business in california, but it's been expensive here for many many years so why suddenly are we seeing some big giant companies leaving the bay area. >>well has really been like all of you in a in a major way particularly during 2020. not just with the covid-19 obviously a very deep recession. impact on our economy we've lost almost 2 million jobs. it's certainly on our minority asians blacks of what he knows have been impacted almost 25% unemployment but if you add to that climate change wildfires power outages. congestion housing. high taxes and a high cost living. then you can imagine why boards and ceos and companies are beginning to look other areas in order to try to find relief. >>well, you certainly just listed the reasons that companies are leaving a lot of individuals are also moving for some of those same reasons so you're on the board of oracle i guess you were there when they made the decision did you try to change their minds. what was the discussion like. >>you know i think i love california i

pensando que californias uno de los estados mÁs caros. >> sÍ, california es su hogar para 1.4 millones de indocumentados, es uno de los estados mÁs caros alrededor del paÍs. los indocumentados lamentablemente ha quedado fuera de la ayuda econÓmica a nivel federal, el estado de california estado trabajando tratando de proveer algunos fondos para las familias indocumentadas, en este caso el apoyo econÓmico ha sido muy crÍtico, pero sabemos que no es suficiente, lo que estamos haciendo nosotros es tratando de trabajar con el progreso y con una futura administraciÓn, para asegurarnos de que las familias reciban el apoyo que tanto todos los americanos como los inmigrantes que estÁn enfrente de estÁ lisis merecen. -- esta crisis merecen. paola: gracias, buenas tardes. llegÓ el momento de saber cómo estarÁ el tiempo el resto de la semana, saluda nuestra meteorÓlog. meteorÓloga: condiciones agradables en el Área de la bahÍa, continuarÁn el resto de notas semana laboral. las temperaturas de la tarde en estado bastante agradable, san francisco con una mÁxima de 66, bastante simi

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. >>> and california hospitals stretched thin. where we stand on capacity amid the coronavirus and what is next for stay at home orders. >>> good afternoon. lynn is off today. we are expecting an update very soon from the state health secretary on the coronavirus situation in california. we will bring that to you live as soon as it starts. >>> first, we are at the live news desk with where our state stands in the fight. >> once again the state is recorded it's most new cases ever in a 24 hour period. here are the latest numbers just in. california has almost 2.2 million confirmed cases of coronavirus. more than 31,000 new cases reported with in the past 24 hours. a period in which 242 people died from the virus. that is a 1% increase from the prior day total. in response it's possible that we will see stay at home orders extended, right now the bay area's order is set to expire january 8th. that includes alameda, marin, monterey, santa clara, santa cruz, solano and sonoma. announcement on an extension could come as soon as today.

el epicentro estÁ en california. se han registrado en total mÁs de 1,000,000 300,000 contagios y alrededor de 20,000 muertes. en los angeles hay cerca de 3000 personas hospitalizadas. vean ustedes la curva que muestra este ascenso vertiginoso de la cantidad de gente que terminÓ internada. por eso el gobernador gavin newsomdecidiÓ imponer nuevas restricciones. estas nuevas medidas tienen a muchos al borde de la quiebra. dulce: los negocios que atendÍan y sobrevivían se vieron forzados a cerrar sus puertas. debido a la orden de cierre en la mayor parte del estado de california queafecta a 33,000,000 de personas. >> la semana pasada estuve a punto de tener un stroke. muchas preocupaciones, no hay trabajo ni dinero. dulce: las cifras en california se han disparado. en los hospitales hay mÁs de 10,000 pacientes por coronavirus y el estado estÁ por alcanzar los 20,000 muertos. en los angeles se volviÓ a establecer un rÉcord de casos nuevos con 10,500 infecciones en un solo dÍa. la situaciÓn mÉdica es grave, tam

we know that the icu bed capacity is zero in southern california, as well as central california. so those are the challenging things. what we do also know is that there is good news with regards to a region ron trial that is taking place over the next couple of days. it's the first one in the country. >> that is good news, and that will be happening here in southern california. >> it is. what is happening is the national league, or the health and human services, has been on ground in el centro since sunday. they are working with the head of cdc to receive doses of regeneron. they will youth lee it. they haven't done in enpast, and they will be using it in a trial, hoping to catch patients before they end up in icu. . >> so they will be helping out with overwhelmed hospitals around california. do you think that they will also be involved in distributing the covid-19 vaccine in our state? >> not sure about the distribution at this point. what we're seeing typically is it's going to pharmacies. we reported on that earlier. to get to long-term care facilities. those are the tier folk

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san joaquin valley in southern california still at 0% capacity. stay-at-home orders for parts of california will likely be extended because of those numbers. word tonight from the governor who said it's due to lack of icu availability. >> doing everything to prepare the staffing and sites and be vigilant. >> state health officials are expecting a post holiday case surge. >> the cases we're seeing today, impact we anticipate coming from christmas, new year's, would be even worse. >> governor newsom saying the stay-at-home order in san joaquin valley and southern california are set to be extended. sacramento could ease and bay area could exit on january 8th if icu capacity rebounds. also giving an update on the vaccinations. >> 900,000 moderna doses by end of the week arriving in california. >> 1.8 million doses in december, short of the 2.1 projected by the federal government. >> i think it's an extraordinary success story and want to think everybody associated with operation warp speed. thank you from the bottom of all our hearts. >> nearly 262,00

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we found help at covered california. and not just us. 9 out of 10 people who enrolled got financial help. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com >>in sicily explosions from mount etna, europe's largest active volcano sent rocks flying into the sky and lava oozing down the slopes last night local news outlets there say a series of explosions have occurred in 3 different craters in the volcano over the past 2 days really makes for dramatic big pictures look at the explosions did not create any risk but provide a spectacular show. >>and in hawaii people are lining up to try to get a look at the kill away a volcano on the big island erupted sunday night spewing ash and steam into the atmosphere officials say the eruption has stabilized but that's not really the problem is nicky schoenfeld tells us. >>it's people trying to catch a glimpse of the volcano while not wearing masks. >>around 9.30 sunday night kill away a rough, it's sending a plume of smoke into the sky. >>the eruption had re

why this california lawmaker was just sworn in from her front law. >> how california is getting closer to receiving the much- anticipated covid-19 vaccine. good evening. i'm allen martin. we have the latest on when we could see those vaccines here in the bay area. ken? >> millions of californians are orders to stay home. covid-19 cases continue to climb in hospitals and intensive care units. the bay area is preparing for the first expected shipments of vaccine. >> reporter: while the first batch of covid-19 vaccines arrived in the u.k. over the weekend, california is close behind. >> hope is on the horizon. >> reporter: an fda advisory panel meets on thursday. the group is expected to recommend the emergency use of the two-dose vaccine. we could see the first shipments by next week. >> when i see the fda with their career scientists say that a vaccine is safe and effective, i will take it myself when my time comes. and i will recommend it to all people. >> reporter: california is expected to receive an initial 327,000 doses. of those, 17,500 are heading to santa clara county. the prior

en covered california nos entienden. covered california offers free, expert assistance in multiple languages - and financial help for people who need it. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com >>> tonight, the new year's ball is ready to ring out 2020. workers installed 200 sparkling new crystal panels. the 12 foot sphere features more than 2000 crystals. new ones with the new designer swapped in every year. the ball will be blazing with more than 32,000 l.e.d. lights when it drops thursday night. >>> the new year will usher in a slew of new laws in california. >>> starting next year, companies will be required to quickly notify employees if they have been exposed to the coronavirus in the workplace. also, the health front, california's expanding access to the family rights act. it guarantees 12 weeks of job protected leave to deal with the medical issue, to care for a sick loved one, or to bond with a new child. this date is implementing a number of law enforcement criminal justice

in the state of california. you can see now as a state. this is again in the aggregate we don't live in the aggregate. but this is in the aggregate icu capacity, what's available. in our icu critical care capacity system. it's just 14.2% of beds. good news is you can see in the lower right there ventilators available is the highest number we've ever seen we've been busily the curing more ventilators all get to more specifics on that. in a moment and that's important because the end of the day the ventilators and staffing become foundational in terms of our ability to deliver critical care. but you get a sense of the why if you're asking yourself why did the state of california move forward with a trigger at 15% of icu capacity why the focus on icy used disproportionately i hope this chart, this is you have any anxiety related to the why and substitutes i hope with some more optimism. a frame. that we are not only being proactive but we're also preparing and i want to talk about that in a second, but first let's update you on the regional s

northern california, 31.5%. san joaquin and southern california, those regions remain at 0% icu capacity. >>> and speaking of numbers, the fines are piling up for a danville restaurant. the place has been getting cited for the past 13 days for offering outdoor dining in clear violation officials say of the county's health order. the restaurant owners tell abc 7 news reporter unsar hassan he's staying open to help his employees. >> reporter: each night gabe mufarej opens his restaurant he faces another $1,000 fine. >> reason we are open is we have about 25 to 30 employees and we cannot send them home without a paycheck. >> reporter: one of the few restaurants open for outdoor diagnose. in violation of a covid-19 health order. he says if he closes his employees suffer. some who have already run out of unemployment benefits. >> these people have mortgages. they have rent. they have car payments. they have little kids. and it's cruel to do this. >> reporter: mufarej says he's not trying to make a political statement

go safely, california. a drink with friends can turn into a few. stop! it's easy to lose track. and getting a dui is easier than you think. plan ahead, call a cab. share a ride. if you choose to drink, choose a sober way to go. go safely, california. >>staff at boston medical center in massachusetts busted out some moves upon arrival of a coronavirus vaccine yesterday health care workers across the nation started rolling up their sleeves to get the vaccine. many have marked the distribution of this vaccine as the light at the end of the tunnel cool video tonight kron 4 continues a deep dive into the covid-19 vaccines. >>in hopes of answering many of the questions we're getting kron four's dan kerman looks at how the vaccine will allow us to return to normal and why that could be affected if you are people then needed get the vaccine. >>the hope is that vaccines will allow us to return to a day when mask-wearing and social distancing are no longer needed and that requires reaching

paola: revisemos cÓmo california estÁ enfrentando la pandemia. el sur del estado, incluyendo los Ángeles y san diego han registrado mÁs contagios. esta zona ya no cuenta en realidad con unidad de terapia intensiva, tienen un 0%. es la situaciÓn que preocupa a los mÉdicos, pues ademÁs de los pacientes de coronavirus, tiene que atender a personas con otras enfermedades que necesitan de estas unidades. >> no hay capacidad de agarrar mÁs gente que pueda venir con sus sÍntomas severos de covid-19 u otras personas que puedan venir y que tengan un ataque al corazÓn. paola: si necesita atenciÓn mÉdica urgente, no dude en llamar al 911 o acudir a la sala de emergencias. llegÓ la hora de saber cómo estar el clima toda esta semana. saludo ha --a suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: el deleite la bahÍa lo finaliza con un periodo de sequÍa. los acumulados de lluvia, si los comparamoscon respecto al 2019, son significativos respecto a la diferencia. napa con 6 pulgadas de lluvia. el aÑo pasado, mÁs de 27 pulgadas de precipitaciÓn . en san josÉ, 5.

no llegarÁ la lluvia a california que tanto se requiere. cielo despejado se pudo ver a las 5: 53 y coincidÓ con la cruce de la estaciÓn espacial internacional. si va a la costa mucho cuidado, hasta maÑana habrÁ alto olae je y turbulencias, tambiÉn el banderÍn rojo continuarÁ en california, drde brote de incendios continÚa, estamos a 7 de diciembre situaciÓn difÍcil luego de 4 millones de acres quemados. vea quÉ toma tenemos. vamos a ver cÓmo taeseo las temperaturas, 64 grados tanto san josÉ y san francisco, 59 santa rosa, 37 grados en el interior, y en el norte 39. para maÑana un dÍa templado, no hay lluvia para nosotros debido a sintema que trae lluvias fuertes para oregÓn y canadÁ. volvemos. >>> en los deportes, la liga mx tiene nuevo presidente, ya le cuento de quiÉn se trata. (comerciales) ♪ 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)♪ b

en covered california nos entienden. covered california offers free, expert assistance in multiple languages - and financial help for people who need it. covered california. this way to health insurance. enroll now at coveredca.com >>> happening today a covid testing pop-up site in san francisco. it will continue with services. the pop-up began yesterday at the 24th and mission street station. the virus has disproportionately hit the latino community. they make up 15% of the population but account for roughly 44% of all the cities coronavirus cases. >> we've known since april that places like the mission district have been hotspots for a covid session. it's not because individuals in the community don't know how to wear masks or somehow are not following the rules. it's the same inequity baked into this country that has given us the rise to disparity in terms of help with covid. >> that website contest about 700 people per day. the appointments are not needed. >>> san jose's top cop has taken a similar job in texas. he i