start times but they all last through the new year and the hope is that this will keep local hospitals from getting overrun with patients. we have team coverage of this breaking news this afternoon across the bay area we'll find out what it means for each county and we'll start now with kron four's dan kerman he joins. >>with all the important details good afternoon. dan. good afternoon just in we were expecting some sort of order from several of the counties that we didn't know it would be exactly what the state had proposed and we didn't know 5 counties would go in together let's take a look and we go to some video we can show you exactly again which counties this impacts and again we're talking about. >>alameda county contra costa county marine county, san francisco as well as santa clara county now what will be closed. the closures include hair salons and barbershops personal care services wineries and bars outdoor dining will be closed museums and zoos will be closed playgrounds will be closed and fitness centers and gyms will also close and again this will all happen in these counties in the next several days. >>in the dark over winter that we feared would come has arrived in the bay area. i and other county health officers in the bay area don't think we can wait for the state's new restrictions to go into effect later this month. we must act as many lives as we can. this is an emergency. that is why we're making temporary changes now to slow the virus and protect our community, particularly those at greatest risk of serious illness. port because of covid-19. >>this order goes into effect sunday evening at 10:00pm alameda county it goes into effect monday morning at 12 oh 01:00am and those in moraine county have a little extra time this goes into effect tuesday at 12 noon again the whole idea here is that ice news are on the verge of getting overwhelmed, but they're hoping to do is reduce interaction between people and us reduce the spread of covid-19 less so hospitals in the bay area will not get overwhelmed. >>as we told you yesterday, san francisco right now estimates that its ice use will be completely full by december 26th if nothing is done. live in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan, you may notice that some counties are not involved in this latest stay at home order that includes san mateo and solano counties even napa and sonoma but solano county just put out the statement that reads in part to add orders on top of what the state has already issued restricts local businesses even further when they are not the cause of the spread in solano county. so on a public health continues to monitor the situation closely with our local hospital partners and the state. now in san mateo county while they say they understand and appreciate the measures taken by the other bay area counties, san mateo well not at this time the issuing a new local stay at home order and will continue to work with businesses and community leaders on it he runs to the existing guidelines they're also encouraging people to continue to stay distant from one another and wear a mask and also acknowledge that there is an increased rate of covid in san mateo county you can read the full statement on our website kron 4 dot com. now once again the shutdown order is going to have a major impact on small businesses can force marine cali is live for us now in the city of alameda she has reaction. business owners just knew this was coming and just sooner than they expected us. >>exactly just seen i am here in alameda in downtown out in front of ollie's waffle shop you can see behind me. how there are patrons iin outside out that side dining allowed for now but obviously that is going to change come monday. let's roll some video you can show you can see the tables they've expanded into their back patio they're more tables out there, but they're going to have to be put away once this new order goes into effect. what happens here in alameda county on monday morning. they're going to have to scale down at this restaurant to takeout and delivery only for the next month amid these new rules and it's not just restaurants that are affected just around the corner from where i'm standing at sessions hair salon. >>they're going to have to shut down altogether right before the holidays, so that's a lot of appointments to cancel. neither of these businesses are happy about what's happening. but their resolve to do what they have to do. >>lyon on my book already like january. but if they have low of course i have the case though. i mean we only close it was already too now it's closer in i don't know we can still buy for the business online. you know because we have to pay to rain. no tell my last penny is gone. >>the stores will be open. >>that may happen it may not but i will not win. in july no longer go anymore. need to get up every day i will show up here whether it's to go with delivery only that's what we'll do. >>we will make the best of it. its decision. is out of my hands. we have to follow what would be told whether we agree with it or not. we do it. the safety of our customers and our staff is the most important thing. >>and the owner of this restaurant said to me these asking people to basically pick their favorite small businesses and support them during this time. he says he to me this is something that he's doing even though his business is impacted to support his small businesses in his community to help them through this really difficult time reporting from alameda i morning kelly. >>from thank you so much marine will go now to contra costa county because business owners in martinez say they have long feared this winter shutdown because of the virus. and now it's here caught for some to joins us live right now he's downtown where once again. restaurants are downsizing their operations salons are closing up fleet. what's the latest. >>that's right just and it was just last month restaurants were allowed to increase their indoor capacity from 25, the 50% but it fell back down to no indoor dining once the county me back into the purple tier. a week later now an even bigger hit to their bottom line. >>it's a play it by thing it is very frightening i don't want to lose my business but you know i don't plan on losing it either at least the next 3 weeks lesley stiles says the elimination of outdoor dining will be she owns rocks on me and our team is using indoor service has already resulted in layoffs and now she has to focus on keeping her operation afloat i talked to my landlord yesterday and he agreed to use. part of my deposit on the building for this december's >>and the other the other part would be january's rent if need be. so that gets me through february with just that one chunk of money that i don't have to put out retail establishments like at child furniture will be allowed to remain open that 20% capacity. >>with a metering system for customers walking in and out but manager gwendolyn monroe says when other businesses are limited or forced to shut down it's bad for her shot to win first time the first shelter order. >>our business. in april so we sold one dresser in april we made $325 in sales in our rent is 2000. so you can't operate like that and this will be the 3rd time during the pandemic citrus salon owner candice lee oddo says she will have to close up. >>pierce allies cannot operate indoors or outdoors under the new order and the most blind sided by just the lack >>and the court and funding that there is where the businesses and 4. the staff member of they're going to need help and we yesterday. >>and that really is the concern for all of these businesses they support protecting the public from potentially spreading the virus. but without a stimulus package in sight. they just don't know really how they're going to move forward live in martinez felecia ball from 4 news. >>thank you so much fully from the situation is the same in the south bay. they're also going to have to be doing some shut down south the hospitals have already fallen below the 15% capacity threshold that would have triggered a lockdown there kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose with more on what's happening in santa clara county good afternoon rob. >>justine is a fairly grim picture here in the south bay. the new lockdown that takes effect on sunday evening and not a minute too soon. well a medical center here in shadows in other hospitals across the system now are filling up fast and they are in danger of being a of reaching capacity being overwhelmed. let's take a look at the video hardest hit would be hospitals in east san jose. it in southern reaches of the county. we learned today that the yesterday alone 67 people were admitted across the system with covid-19 that is an all-time record. >>the hospital system now at just 14% of capacity and falling fast. 15% was the level that the state had put down for the new lockdown to take effect. the number of people in the hospital here with covid-19 has tripled in 2 months. just a couple of months ago, you recall we reported that we're under a 100 people in the hospital now there are over 300. we simply cannot afford to wait any longer says public health officer doctor sara cody. >>and that is that it takes at least 3 weeks for our actions could impact the trend in hospitalizations at least 3 weeks it's a very long lead time. so we must apply the brakes at least 3 weeks. or we will run out of the needed icu and hospital capacity to care for everyone who needs care. and in our county and we're already a little bit behind and not his way. it is so critical that we have this regional action. >>more grim still doctor cody says that the metrics are starting to show part of this recent surges as a result of thanksgiving holiday travel and they expect the numbers to get worse before they get better again the lockdown here in santa clara county. begins on sunday evening live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you so much rob and we have much more coverage on the new restrictions throughout the hour right here on kron 4 and kron 4 dot com is a great resource right now with lists of what will be closing and when for each county involved. much more ahead here at 3 o'clock including what one school district in the north bay is doing to ensure students and teachers are safe. when they return for the new year. plus it's not the first time that the u.s. has had to quickly roll out a brand new vaccine. >>we'll take a look back at 2009 when the h one n one flu pandemic was taking over and the challenges that can men with trying to get people vaccinated. and after the break some parents in the east bay are just fed up with distance learning and they're calling on the berkeley school district to take action now. >>let's go to the north our faculty and students and one marine school district all receive coronavirus test today the district is hoping to test everyone before in person classes resume next week. kron four's charles clifford is live for us now in corte madera he has the details good afternoon, jack. >>and there you have a large for quarter madeira school district has tested thousands of people today at 2 different locations, including sentiment park right behind me here that actually just wrapped up their testing. and this is all an effort to get kids back into the classroom starting on monday. most elementary schools in marin county have resumed in person classes on a limited basis doing a combination of distance learning with a few hours of classroom instruction per day the high schools are still doing distance learning only. >>the larkspur corte madera school district has had a limited in person classes for several months. but for the week after thanksgiving the district switched back to distance learning only. the idea was that if anyone contracted coronavirus while traveling for thanksgiving. they would have a week to see if any symptoms developed before returning to the classroom next week the district is having all of its faculty tested and as encourage students to get tested as well for parents to return to distance learning was not ideal. but they understand i've talked to a lot of parents and it's just stressful. the kids don't really enjoy being on zoom calls but again we're all in it together is doing what we can do the results from friday's tests are expected to be released over the weekend. >>all right back live now the district also has to make a decision about whether or not they'll have a extra week off. after the winter and they're hoping to have that decision made by december 11th. but for now in the north bay charles clifford kron 4 news. >>thank you so much struck. and kron 4 is always tracking local stories, here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now keep it in the north bay police in sandra fell are searching for 2 people after an armed robbery at a 7.11 this is new video now it happened on november 30th around 3 in the morning at the 7.11 and medway road. the armed suspects confronted the clerk likely one had a gun. and police say they stole cash from the register watching that happen right here. the 2 suspects then left the store in a getaway car and detectives learned that the suspects stole a gold 2000 honda crv with the license plate of 4 m m h 2, 7, 3, in the city of albany, several hours prior to the robbery. so if you recognize that car or the suspects or have any information you're asked to contact the sandra fell police department. now have you seen this man, nevada police are looking for him in connection to a watch theft that happened earlier this week. officials say the victim met the man at the gold rush jewelers tuesday afternoon to sell him. a rolex watch valued at over $50,000 after inspecting the watch the suspect ran out of the store they say where police believe that he got away in a black acura suv police are asking if this guy looks familiar to you or if you have any information give them a call immediately. a peeping tom is wanted for recording women in public restrooms in valais help we have a picture of the person police are looking for and at least 2 incidents women reported seeing a cellphone slip underneath the partition of their bathroom stall before the suspect got away. this photo is of the suspect was taken on tuesday during that second incident right before he got away so if he looks familiar. you know what to do. we'll switch gears now and talk about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside at san francisco's international airport showing us what the situation is happening in the skies there meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now with a look at our very dry december. yeah, a record ryan is for us here in the bay area because of the lack of rain in fact the should be the start of our wet season, but overall a pretty grim outlook live look outside though a lot more sunshine compared to yesterday around this time so we're anywhere from about one to 7 degrees warmer. >>and we are tracking overall mild temperatures as you head out the door mid 60's for downtown san francisco. san jose flirting with 70's at 68 degrees with widespread mid 60's for the east bay shoreline oakland and berkeley at 66 degrees but in the low 70's for fairfield in pittsburgh. so about 10 degrees above average there with nap at 67 degrees in santa rosa, currently 69 degrees as you step outside it's a great way to wrap up your workweek forecast for your friday afternoon radar though tracking very dry conditions but we do have a slight chance of light scattered showers making its way into the north bay possibly by around saturday night through your sunday morning could see some light drizzle for parts of the bay area mainly along the coast, but overall looking like a very dry outlook in fact, one of the driest decembers on record 20th percentile range for the north bay valleys and even the east bay valleys as well and that fire danger threat could be at the moderate to high level starting sunday night through monday with the return of gusty offshore winds and as you can see monday afternoon could even see widespread 70's more coming up in my full forecast in just a few minutes justine back to you thank you so much for let's go to the east bay now and frustrated parents are calling on the berkeley unified school district to let their students returned to class. >>as soon as the public health officer says that it's safe to do so kron four's has minute has the story now. >>distance learning is a cause of growing frustration for some parents of students in the berkeley unified school district over 300 parents have signed this petition calling the reopening the berkeley public schools. >>like we need to work together and understand each other and move forward to what i believe is a common goal of teaching and learning in person. >>jameela done as a parent of a 7 year-old berkeley elementary school student she describes what concerns her most about a child's distance learning experience. >>it's so fresh ing not to mention the fact that what might it actually needs the most is to learn how to interact with other kids so i'm actually less worried about him academically than i am socially at this point he is reluctant to leave the house. you know that's not normal. >>from the beginning of the pandemic outside of a select number of elementary school students receiving in person support for distance learning the vast majority of berkeley students have not returned to the classroom, even though some parents say the opportunity was there back in october with the city was in a less restrictive tier for covid-19 i want for clean fight to prepare for reopening so that as soon as the health officer says it's safe to reopen our kids are back campus. we reached out to the school district and the mayor's office for statements we received no reply. on saturday berkeley parents will gather for a reopen our schools rally 10:00am at mlk park. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>in a historic vote today. the u.s. house of representatives approved a bill to federally legalized marijuana what will change. details are ahead. and after the break learning from the past as the world waits for covid vaccine will see what worked and what didn't during the h one n one vaccination distribution. hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my art studio. a couple came up and handed me a brochure on prevagen. i've been taking prevagen for about four years. i feel a little bit brighter and my mind just feels sharper. i would recommend it to anyone. it absolutely works. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>this is not the first time states across the u.s. have had to quickly roll out a brand new vaccine. this process has some doctors looking back now at the 2009 h one n one flu pandemic and the challenges that they faced then and trying to get people vaccinated rachel scott has the story. a lot of the challenges was rolling out the covid-19 vaccine or similar to what health care with the h one n one flu vaccine. >>supply issues delays one big difference. now i'm told covid is a much greater and more urgent threat. the idea that history repeats itself lots of similarities to we're dealing with now is an often applied to a global pandemic lasted about that is so strange strange that around this time in 2009 people like doctor michelle barron we're navigating the h one n one flu vaccine. >>people lined up to get the limited number of doses and this guy was on your screen is a gap between supply and demand initial supplies for the h one n one vaccine were limited so only high-risk populations like kids and young people received that first according to a 2010 brief from the state legislature. colorado initially got about 250,000 doses of the vaccine. but by the end of 2009 distributed over 1 million to county health departments and other providers that was nearly 3 months after the first doses became available by the time the vaccine was widely available case numbers were declining doctor barron an infectious disease specialist at u c house remembers the challenges they faced and didn't know what we were going to get it we didn't know how much fear and against. >>and then we didn't know who would actually take it they actually received the ship she says it was a combination of those things that led to public distrust in the vaccines still because of the timeframe in which it was done a lot of skepticism about whether corners have whether they were really following through all the normal process is a big difference from what we're facing now h one n one didn't throw off our entire way of life the way covid-19 house for nearly 9 months that's a nation for h one n one us to help sort of lowered the caseload but it wasn't meant to be like ok we can start living her life again kind of meaning and so this is just going to be much longer process to get there. that was rachel sky reporting for us and doctor barron says one of the biggest lessons learned from 2009. >>is figuring out what patients are concerned about and what their preferences are also being as transparent as possible about the vaccine. >>coming up next on 4 acre ken wayne just talk with doctor deborah birx from the white house coronavirus task force hear what she told him about california's latest stay at home orders. plus new results from their most covid-19 vaccine trials what the data shows about the antibodies produced after receiving the vaccine. also after the break 5 bay area counties starting top stay at home orders earlier than what the governor said would be cummings will have a breakdown of which counties are in or out and which businesses have to shut down their doors once again. >>we'll go back now to our top story here at 3.30 parts of the bay area are shutting down as covid-19 cases are surging out of control 5 bay area counties have now announced they will enact the governor's regional stay at home order. earlier than was anticipated now these counties include moran san francisco contra costa alameda and santa clara. this announcement is coming as the 11 county region has not yet reached the state's icu whole icu threshold which was supposed to be 15%. but officials are saying that they need to take action now do the shutdown so hospitals do not become overrun, they're trying to be preemptive with this. so here's a look at what goes into effect and when san francisco santa clara and contra costa counties, we'll all start their stay home order starting sunday night at 1010 o'clock is also when that states a curfew goes into effect that's why 10 o'clock is being chosen. in alameda county will begin monday at 12 oh 01:00am and marine county it begins tuesday at noon. so here's a look now at what sectors must suspend operations they must close. this includes personal services, including hair salons and barbershops outdoor dining indoor gyms drive-in gatherings outdoor playgrounds outdoor family entertainment centers, that includes zoos. museums, opener bus and boat operations. here's a look at what. can continue with some modifications retail at 20% capacity, including grocery stores. hotels but only for essential workers and for people who need to quarantine small outdoor gatherings limited to 12 people outdoor gyms but limited to 12 people with strict social distancing and face covering guidelines. you sports with strict social distancing and face covering guidelines and no competitions or spectators. home and apartment showings but they must be virtual. unless that's impossible higher education, but must be virtual unless impossible and only in person for essential occupants and low contact sports like golf. and tennis. also restaurants can only do takeout or delivery. for more information on this order and what it means where you live you can find it all on our website kron 4 dot com. we also have statements from the counties that are not participating which includes san mateo napa sonoma and solano counties. it's all there on our website kron 4 dot com and also our mobile app you should download that right now get push alerts sent straight your phones you can stay updated as soon as the stuff. announced things are changing again and i should also mention that these orders we'll stay in effect until january 4th. now this morning kron four's ken wayne had a chance to speak with doctor deborah birx from the white house coronavirus task force and he got her thoughts on the stay at home order here's some of their interview. do you think california is doing the right thing. >>you know i don't think california has a choice at this moment you know governors and mayors across this great country want to make sure that hospitals are available to every american that needs care. yes, the americans that need care from this serious virus in this pandemic but also americans that need care for their other medical conditions and i think every governor and mayor recognizes that although we are moving this vaccine as fast as possible. and it will be immunizing health care workers and a limited number of vulnerable individuals that are and how long term care facilities that leaves still a 100 million or so americans with comorbidities that we know often resolved in hospitalizations are succumbing to this virus and so we're asking everybody to make these changes now how did we end up getting here if we had all warner mask. if we had not gathered outside of our household. your governor will not be making these recommendations at this point and i think our behaviors will determine the next 4 to 6 weeks of what americans survive and what americans don't survive. you can watch the full interview this sunday on inside the bay area politics airs right here on kron 4. >>at 06:30am. there's more promising news on the covid-19 vaccine from moderna says it's covid vaccine causes the immune system to produce antibodies that last for 3 months. but it's based on people getting a second shot. but during his vaccine is administered in 2 rounds 28 days apart. the company says its vaccine is 94% effective. the fda will review this vaccine on december 17th and it could be a green light for emergency approval which could come right afterwards. close to a vaccine. we're getting close all right, let's talk now about our weather forecast as we take a live look outside here at downtown san francisco, happy friday. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here now is a look at our very dry december and a warm one at that. no rain yeah not really tracking that much moisture may be a slight chance saturday night through sunday. >>but it is going to be glorified drizzle at best but along the coast keeping an eye on this beach hazard statement that has been extended from now through 9 o'clock this evening watch out for dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents right along the bay area coastline and very dry. calm conditions out there right now temperatures on the mild side in fact today we're about 4 to nearly 10 degrees above average widespread mid to upper 60's flirting with 70's for those of you in santa rosa, not that far behind and that that 67 degrees with widespread mid 60's for the east bay shoreline and downtown san francisco and san jose also very pleasant afternoon at 68 degrees so enjoy that overnight lows tonight going to be a few degrees cooler than we were last night seeing some more upper 30's for north bay valleys and even east bay valleys as well but milder conditions for those of you around the bay area shoreline with mid 40's for your overnight lows for downtown san francisco and oakland but daytime highs tomorrow going to begin a slight cooling trend but still going to be at or slightly above average with temperatures ranging in the low to mid 60's cooling down to 57 degrees for those of you at half moon bay and radar is showing very dry and clear out looking future humidity. we are tracking overall record dryness for us in the month of december, especially right now for north bay valleys. >>and we are going to see some early this weekend, thanks to the slightly cooler forecast but overall tracking high fire danger concerns justine in the coming days where i am tracking possible gusty winds sunday night through monday could bring us moderate to high fire danger threatening the far north bay mountains and warmer temperatures through tuesday. more news ♪ ♪ ♪ >>it's that time and we check in with news nation on wgn america to see what they're working on tonight, joe donlon joins us now live from chicago with a preview of what the team is working on this friday night i justine happy friday. tonight on news nation of celestial show that has been seen at a 100 years it happens when jupiter and line to create what's called the december star the christmas star. >>our aaron nolan talks with an astrophysicist about why this is such a big deal and also the best way to see it. plus former nfl star kurt warner talked about raising 2 boys with autism he and his wife sit down with us tonight and former notre dame football coach lou holtz got the medal of freedom yesterday. i talked with him today about that and his comments about joe biden during a speech at the republican national convention. you wrote joe biden a letter after that. what did you tell i don't think important one. oh yes, you buy. >>all right more of our conversation with lou holtz about that and his 3 rules for life an interesting conversation with coach holes tonight on news nation. i know you guys are looking at some lockdowns potentially this weekend in some counties. let's hope you have a good weekend either way take care, thank you hope you have a good weekend to we appreciate your thoughts and prayers right now. >>and you can watch news nation on wgn america 8 o'clock our time you can find it on the channel's listed hear more details are available on our website kron 4 dot com. >>will this latest shutdown work to stop the spread of covid were talking with an infectious disease >>parts of the bay area issued new stay at home orders and according to health officials this is to stop covid from killing people in our community joining us now is doctor g noble the director of the covid response at ucsf emergency department thank you for joining us. what was your reaction to hearing that the bay area has started or some part of the bay area have started the shut down earlier than what the governor was saying we needed to do if we reached icu capacity at 15%. >>i think it's a wise idea. so yesterday or governor announced we would go back to it stay at home order ones are icu capacity fell below 10% in any given red areas a region decided to go ahead and trigger this earlier ice you can still about 25% availability. is we want to stave off an even larger we're because of cent stakes giving an upcoming winter holidays. >>so we knew that what the governor was going to do was going to happen anyway. this just lets the bay area counties are some of them started sooner. >>that's right we do we have nuances that are different time as opposed to our show a son in the been largely improvements for sure so they are closing rest. johnson barks even into outdoor services part and just because we know time people get together and masks esta high behavior so although outdoors it certainly safer than indoors, banning outdoor dining outdoor bars while are numbers are surging makes a lot of sense that's an improved march that good news when this more new are in place or stay at home order is laws will be allowed to be can you to reopen if they've already started that process. we know that schools aren't super spreader areas so at least our kids will be an effective if they've been looking for him to school. >>yeah that's a really important that this not a big destruction for kids that already been back in school. so here's my question. >>what did we do wrong. why are we back in this place again. >>yeah question and really really needing to focus on what's covid it is contact close proximity to others without that we have a lot going for the holidays and we're predicting in. that's days these kinds of activities which are high risk or really hard to control age. so this new stay-at-home order to. the 8 ball from kang your game there in out of their restaurant mers is great, the south going to stop people from getting. that's what we really need people to focus on to risk getting together eating and taking a mask off that's how we spread so this is an attempt to the search, but what we really need to do i or the paving other in our homes. so on this the cdc just are recommended today. >>that people wear face masks indoors, when they're not at home. this is the first time that the agency has advocated for universal face mask coverings like i know we've learned a lot about covid since it really was started taking over. the beginning of the year, but why are we getting this message now from the cdc is it too little too late. >>it's definitely better late than never for us for that masks are greatest weapon in scope in fact masks plus social distancing to 6 feet or really on or when shaq to of a vaccine and blocking covid transmission. so masks of lee important we had a lot difficulty with our mask messaging early on but i'm glad where we're finally there and say we've got to keep the masks and even indoor as we you know hopefully we can get through this winter stirred control it to the greatest extent possible and then look forward to a much. >>and really quickly since you in the ucsf emergency department how is that their power house more ow, how are patients are you full i mean it sounds like things are they're trying to stop the spread more but it's because things are bad in the hospitals right now. >>yeah we're doing okay, so you know this this bay area movement to shut things down early really and prevent step we in in use. for instance, we have yoknow, 25% capacity in our eyes use which is pretty much par for the course ice user never their you know really kind of we're fine we're open for business we we have space for patients when when patients need to come in they should they should later how air because they're afraid of covid so we're doing okay, santa clara's the only company in our in our bay area region that actually did cross this 15% threshold just today they had only 14% of their icu remaining available and i think that may have had something to do with the bay area health officers going to head and pulling the trigger but that so far we're we're doing okay. i hope it continues that way doctor g noble the director of covid response at ucsf emergency department thank you for joining us please stay safe. >>thanks for having me. all right, let's go now to some national news as states legalize marijuana on their own today, the house of representatives passed a bill that would decriminalize marijuana on the federal level. our washington dc correspondent shot hudson tells us the chances of this bill making it out of congress. >>marijuana is not a gateway action friday, the house of representatttes approved a bill to legalize marijuana the marijuana opportunity reinvestment and expungement act or the more act passed largely along party lines ohio republican congressman jim jordan and most republicans voted no do not enough just to legalize marijuana. they want taxpayers to pay for it, however, florida republican congressman matt gates was actually a co sponsor of the bill because the federal government has lied to the people of this country about marijuana, the legislation would clear the way to erase nonviolent federal marijuana convictions particularly of black and brown youth locked up for offenses. >>this vote was historic because this is the first time a full chamber of congress has taken up the issue of legalizing marijuana. >>the bill would also allow the federal government to tax and regulate marijuana and cannabis products children in each of your districts can get a joint easier than they can get a six-pack of beer oregon congressman earl blumenauer is the co chair of the congressional cannabis caucus. we want to have a system that regulates to protect our children as for the future of this bill lawmakers in the house see it is unlikely to even get a vote in the republican controlled senate in a speech on the senate floor thursday senate majority leader mitch mcconnell criticized the house for wasting time on a marijuana bill during a global pandemic in washington, i'm or shot hudson. does scrubbing grease feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn ultra it's superior grease-cleaning formula 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to go after a long or if they're together. it is so important for people to have a safe space expression, a safe place. to dance and a smile. these are places where we go and we feel great we don't we so bad they're always there for us you know we're always there for you. >>for more information on how you can help you can go to our website kron 4 dot com will turn quickly now to embrace a for a look at the forecast. would take a look at your microclimate saturday outlook slightly cooler forecast low 60's for downtown san francisco, severe average highs there widespread mid 50's from daly city to happen ban wind speeds on the breezy side. >>15 miles per hour less low 60's for millbrae and burlingame 61 degrees for san mateo but foster city 58 degrees for your saturday afternoon going to notice a lot more cloud cover contributing to our cooling trend, san jose 64 degrees with widespread mid 60's for those of you in the east bay valleys and even the east bay shoreline as well berkeley 64 degrees 65 for richmond napa 62 degrees and in santa rosa 66 degrees and taking a look ahead at your next 7 day outlook fire danger concerns starting sunday night through monday to feeling a lot like a bridge right now my forecast back to you. >>thank you and thank you for joining us, i know the news is a little tough but we'll get through this. we'll see this weekend. >> announcer: today, on an all new "dr. phil"... a mother accused. >> so you lied again. >> i lied to my mom, yes. >> to the guardian of her child. >> announcer: can you get your daughter back? >> you missed birthdays, christmas, thanksgiving. >> i couldn't take off and miss work. >> have you open up credit cards in your daughter's name? >> i did. how many times can we talk about the same thing over again? >> until you own it and stop saying, "i would never do anything to harm my daughter." ♪ ♪ >> let's do it. have a good show, everybody. here we go. >> this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by. we'll 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