More than 19,000 californians have lost their lives to coronavirus and in the south bay there are new fears that hospitals in areas hit hardest by the virus are running low on icu beds and could reach capacity by mid december at same time officials reported some progress in planning for the arrival in distribution of the vaccine. Kron fours rob fladeboe has more on this live from san jose rob. And thats right ken and pam a county Health Officials at a briefing here at the Government Center today offered very few specifics, but they did say that they now have submitted their a vaccination protocol, the Distribution Plan to the state of california has required at the same time though they say they are quote extremely worried about the rising tide of hospitalizations and they are encouraging people to more fully cooperate with the new restrictions imposed this last weekend. Heres more. The answer i have for you today is that that that number is evolving Santa Clara County Health Officials
Decisionmaking process, a at Public Safety remains the key. In san joses willow glen neighborhood, many businesses remain boarded up due to the Novel Coronavirus crisis. Hairdresser erika martin is still out of work, but stopped by lincoln avenue to help support the local economy. It is important that worry safe, but its also important that we do maintain the revenue thats generating in this ome of normalcy when all can things do go become to normal, according to science. As of friday afternoon, Santa Clara County hasnt said when it plans to move into phase two of governor Gavin Newsoms fourtiered plan to open california. Stanford University Infectious diase expert dr. Ys the sw and s of the unique characteristics that make up the bay area most populous county. You have East San Jose which, again, much more densely packed. You have a lot more Multigenerational Families in housing and much closer quarters. The pandemic has articularly is to bring down Community Transmission across the b
Centennial of world war i. In 1918, the people of combatant were relieved the fear of war was over. Yet another threat to life was reaching across the nation into homes and schools and hospitals, the flu. The influenza pandemic of 1918 killed more people worldwide than killed during combat during the war. Many records housed in the National Archives in the Washington Area and other many field locations document this outbreak in the United States, letters,reports, patient records, books, telegrams show the reach of the 1918 influenza epidemic to all parts of the nation. These records open a window to the world 100 years ago and show the human and societal cost of the pandemic. They not only allow us to look back in time, but look ahead to the information they contain may help guide present day inquiries and increase our understanding of the disease. Dr. Jeremy brown is an emergency physician and was the Research Director in the department of emergency medicine at the George Washington u
7400 people will see their power turned off in calistoga, deer park, lakeberryessa, oakville, pope valley, rutherford, and st. Helena. Laura anthony is live in calistoga tonight with the impact of the shutoff there. Laura. Reporter hi, dan. Its really a tale of two cities here in calistoga. Im standing on lincoln avenue. This is the bridge that goes over the creek. Whats happened here is thanks to pg e generators, the power has been turned off on the west side but not on the east side. The east side went off for about an hour and a half and then it went back on just before 4 30 because just outside of town, pg e has some generators that are keeping the lights and the businesses running here in calistoga. Right on cue, the power in downtown calistoga went out at 3 00 p. M. , leaving the tourist town and many of its visitors at a loss. The businesses on the east side of lincoln avenue are supposed to be powered by a bank of generators located at a pg e substation just outside of town. Bu
Washed today, do it. Were dry until thursday. Thats the big change. By thursday, more rain. Big story about today besides the sunshine breezy conditions. Thats all weve got going. Well talk about the rain on le thursday, buts talk about the roads with melissa. Good morning. Good morning, right now the bd,tway looking goo outer loop, outer loop, we dont have anything. No roadwork, nothing like that. 66 at 123 eastbound, westbound, everything is rolling along well. Nothing in your way. In fairfax, northbound Fairfax County parkway, crash reported northbound. Southbound lanes not impacted. Southbound 295, the ramp to the inbound 11th Street Bridge hadt e left side blocked by a crash. Thats on the shoulder. A second crash in the same area also on the shoulder at this point. As youook here northbound, southbound on bw parkway, route 1, 95, 29, everything northbound and southbound nice and green and moving. All right. Thank you. 5 02. New this morning, d. C. Police say someone used a b. B. G