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seems the heaviest rain has already passed us by good morning, everybody and thank you so much for starting your day with kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. it is saturday december 12th. we have a lot to cover for you this morning including another bay area county going into lockdown and when we might expect the arrival of the covid-19 vaccine right here in the bay area. but first we're going to check in with days far for a first look at the weather forecast safe anymore. rain is on the way well good morning marty good morning, everybody and lots of service that's right wet roads a little bit out there in fog to start things off ground fog at that too so. >>little bit of caution if you're out early and about here with this low level moisture in the fog. this is some of the picture imagery look at that that's alcatraz island in there as you can see already some breaks happening from the skies there so that will kind of help out for your saturday but there's a lot talking about the golden gate bridge, not only what roads but again got that ground fog working in around the immediate they and that looks like it's extending elsewhere too because we have this rain event so inland areas that don't typically get fog are being treated to that as late as 09:00am we're still fighting some of this off as marty was saying here it looks like the rain for this morning for today is pretty much subsiding maybe a passing shower will be talking about that. temperatures pretty mild though upper 50's along the east bay shoreline 46 santa rosa 48 from about oh those are the quote cool spots 54 per half moon bay, and we are warmer by almost a dozen degrees in around the immediate they that's what a nice warm rain event will do for so we'll look ahead for today, we're keeping it kind of cloudy for the morning as we start to the open these clouds see some afternoon sun might be a little stray shower here or there. but there's another shoe to fall for this weekend were plotting for you that next batch of rain arriving tomorrow morning marty all right dave thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this morning, sonoma county is join most of the bay area under a stay at home order. >>county leaders and the health department say that this is necessary to curb surging covid cases and also increase the icu bed capacity at hospitals. the new order forces businesses like barber shops and gyms to close indoor operations at least until january retail can continue operating, but at 20% capacity that rollback was anticipated by some business owners but others say it caught them off guard. >>they really set us back financially a time just massively its we're about 3 months worth of work in just the month of december icu bed capacity in this was getting to a critical level the hospitals are seeing a lot of covid patients a lot of businesses are going to fail and just and i think this time of year, especially. >>well covid-19 data shows the daily cases have doubled in 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up in the north bay. relatively uneventful for most of the night then late at night you can see 6 45 7 o'clock here comes a band of heavy embedded rain showers and there could have some claps of thunder because there are some cold air aloft may be perhaps some hail by high noon most of this moves through we do get a clear patch try to develop but again a little stray shower perhaps before we retire the day entirely then behind all of that here comes that dry air marching on through and temperatures will fall something else kind of interesting for today later today, we have offshore winds developing. no concerns because we do have a lot of surface moisture in place. then here comes the next stormy thing it's done after all of that here comes some onshore winds, you'll notice in the teens the 20's we stand with some upper 50's along the east bay shoreline inland dropping off a little bit but not a whole lot we'll see 60 san francisco 61 for open 60 san jose might see maybe perhaps some 70's here, and there we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit marty it sounds thanks a lot. let's get to another big story we're following this saturday morning that's the progress on the covid-19 vaccine. >>the fda has authorized the first covid-19 vaccine in the country and that means it could be given out as soon as next week. the fda approval yesterday makes is the fastest that a vaccine has ever been developed and distributed in the in the u.s. well now that the pfizer vaccine has been approved hospitals are facing the challenge of figuring out how to store and distribute the more than 75,000 initial doses coming to the bay area. health care supply chain expert says the biggest problem is the drug must be kept at -70 degrees celsius and healthcare systems don't have storage facilities that can do that. experts say another legitimate concern is that people might be stealing the vaccine to resell it at a profit and it's important to remember that once the vaccine is 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my perspective anyway, it was really nice to hear the rain on the rooftop first time in a long time we've heard that as far as joining me this morning to tell us more about the storm and if there's more on the way there's going to be other band again tomorrow mardy so i will bring in some more rain that's right we're not done for for the weekend. but we are taking a break it looks like for much of your saturday let you get out do you what's going to get done here. >>before the rain comes back again it looks like a late tonight and early into sunday morning and this will be a more intense batch that we'll have here obviously a lot of moisture the ground levels there some of the fog still lingering alcatraz you can see but the skies start open up a little bit it looks like see that batch left-hand side of your screen. yeah that line will march through probably by tomorrow morning there you see most of the action still out to see upper 50's at this hour now on the east bay shoreline up north 46 santa rosa, 48, a bottle 55 san francisco and inland we're looking at 52 for where we do stand some happen approaching a dozen degrees ahead of yesterday's are on the warm sector of things will be a little cooler when the second batch moves through or there's the shot from sfo looking at no delays though mid-fifties it looks like all the way to about 2 o'clock where we see the skies opening up even in the inland areas to coming up in a bit. plot for you that second batch of rain coming in iran. but you know what happens in the next week to marty ok dave seen a couple minutes. thank you let's get back to our top story this morning. the fda's approval of the covid vaccine could not come at a more critical time. >>for the bay area. now let's take a look at where each of the 9 counties stand this morning in terms of available icu beds. now according to each county's health department alameda county with a population of one 0.7 million people has the highest number available that's 70 beds available then comes contra costa county with 38 beds, then 35 beds in san francisco and santa clara counties. 29 beds available in san mateo county this morning solano county has 15 beds there are 9 in marin and sonoma counties napa county has 4 beds icu beds available right now since the vaccine will not be widely available for several months, it's approval will not provide any immediate relief for hospitals. bay area health officials are giving a grim outlook on our hospital bed capacity is dwindling to distressingly low levels. >>so seen a significant increase in numbers but it's actually worse than what we're experiencing before because we are seeing across all ages, not just younger people. so we're seeing a lot more in the way of hospital bed use icu bed years and we're on for chasing or fatalities as well, but we feel that we could not wait until then to take action. >>need to act now before things get worse for us in sonoma county. >>well right now bay area bed capacity is just 16.7% and along with northern california we're the only 2 regions in the state to remain above the 15% icu bed threshold that work would require a stay at home order. the greater sacramento area now under new restrictions and that includes lake tahoe as well. meanwhile, the san joaquin valley and southern california regents are almost completely out of icu beds. while health officials continue to warn how dire the situation is at hospitals during the pandemic what's not immediately clear is just how bad the situation is compared to what hospital icy use would see during the typical flu season. doug johnson now with more on that. >>so it's. >>getting to a point facilities are going to be we don't do something about it doctor tanned long knows firsthand how bad things could get inside a hospital's intensive care unit now brags and sacramento doctor dawn just graduated from his residency in july spending most of the first wave this pandemic inside the icu and a south florida hospital i've never my own eyes, you overwhelmed this pandemic we haven't really had open up. >>more areas just for a single set of patients which we had to do for our first wave of covid patients in april 3rd once as normal icu occupancy rates vary from hospital to hospital. >>but the department of health and human services study from 2013 found typical occupancy for icu is between 6 to 8% and 75%. >>the latest state numbers for the greater sacramento region are at 14.8%. >>a lot of my friends are in critical care right now and their hospitals are also overwhelmed. it would help. a lot of health care workers if people. are able you know going out ice use of more specialized equipment like ventilators it specialized medicines which too many patients come in. >>could run out not just for covid but. >>if you're on a ventilator you'll need medications like sedation. some patients that are very sick will need medications like pressures if their blood pressures are really low. we have to bring up their boat blood pressures with ease pressure medications. and you know we don't think good to organ failure doctor dong says it's not just about icu beds, it's also about staffing. >>i see is typically need more nurses for each patient one icu nurse would have one or 2 patients compared being on the floors. that signers would have 6 patients to the hall. >>nation is >>this problem so we can't pull a lot of travel nurses, you know travel nurses are being pulled by every state. can just feel it in >>nurses from outside too. >>doug johnson sacramento. >>well this all comes as california set another single-day high for covid infections. 35,468 infections yesterday friday in fact mark the 8th consecutive day of more than 22,000 new cases and the 3rd day over that span of more than 30,000 cases across the state. the virus killed another 184 people and put 37 more in icu beds all told more than 20,000 people have died in california since the pandemic began. >>and coming up 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know be smart be safer because done and enjoy your holiday season, let's make the best of it as we can and the chapman ceo of inclined crystal bay visitors bureau which covers north tahoe says he's seen an influx of rebooking on the nevada side has the california side of lake tahoe enters a 3 week stay at home order the nevada side of the lake is open would restrictions restaurants bars, casinos and hotels are limited to 25% capacity, we're mindful of this situation and we're very aware of that and we certainly want to make sure we're protecting our health care community appears well besides covid officials are worried about injuries on the slopes, the lake tahoe area has to hospitals with fewer icu beds, ski resorts are permitted to stay open outdoor recreation is exempt from california's covid order. >>but leisure travelers are banned from overnight stays in hotels and lodgings the timing couldn't be it really couldn't amend the adams president of south tahoe chamber of commerce says businesses in south lake tahoe, we're hoping to make up for lost time during the pandemic this holiday season employees in town. >>make minimum wage or very close to minimum wage ski resort hotel staff that kind of hotels reached out to countless customers to cancel upcoming reservations. >>according to adams those with existing reservations before the order went into effect may stay through the end of their booking those who own vacation homes in the area are allowed to travel to their properties. >>day trips are allowed but visitors are urged to take personal responsibility to keep the community safe while supporting local businesses when you're here you know you're going take out the restaurant's they're all set up for it that's great. >>but please tip even for takeout that's a huge and secondly while you're here going a retail store or go online on their business website and by his cart. >>the way they're looking for more snow up there happening tomorrow morning by the way as we get rain across the bay area now for we have some rain overnight starting things off with some cloudy skies in the fog you can see it as a photo delays though this morning. a look at the next batch of rain coming our way into weekend forecast in just a bit. >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody wet roads and fog. that's what's treating us this saturday and we'll get a little bit of a breeze going on this afternoon which will show you but the live shot we're getting from sfo. we're being told no delays occurring out there even though it is quite foggy and certainly the wet pavement that we're dealing with everywhere as well swing of things around speaking what pavement walnut creek. not seeing the skies open up here just yet but so we're off to cloudy. fog and trudy treating in some of those inland areas as well again that will clear out a little bit into the late morning early afternoon hours flow pattern still kind of the same aloft at least we are waiting for another system to come in late tonight. early tomorrow morning for some probably heavier rain showers and we already experienced upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 46 santa rosa 55. livermore don't expect much mercury going on for today to get us to this point basically we had a dose of rain occurring overnight. most of that's going to be sent down to the central valley for this afternoon we get a break going on and then another batch arriving tomorrow morning it looks like let's get to those winds real quick after this event we have a little offshore wind event this afternoon. ok because we a lot of moisture at the surface is doesn't pose a problem won't last for long either. then our next storm system comes in tomorrow morning post at we get a little bit of an onshore wind at all locations, you'll notice this might be enough. for wind advisory talk maybe in pockets baby, but now up in the north bay is a possibility yet, but that's a possibility there. but you see despite the whole bay areas affected by this is on shore post. the bulk of what we get let's watch through for again for today we get some opening up the skies a bit in the afternoon. for the most part you might get a sprinkle but nothing more then late tonight early tomorrow morning 6.30 we'll pay get there. there you have the heavier stuff up north. and then embedded in that moderate rain showers there might be some cold air aloft which translates to possibility some claps of thunder maybe even some pockets of hail thrown in there for good measure for a little time for the ball to your afternoon on sunday we might get some opening up temporarily in a last minute ditch effort some showers probably favoring the north bay then we go in the clear mode that's going to be late tomorrow night through your monday and so that means monday may actually be a little chillier of that air clears out or in also dries out to tomorrow morning again snow will be found in tahoe, it looks like as we get rain here in the bay area cold though in the 30's recovering for monday, but notice how it's cool still a 37 for tuesday at 46 while we're at it. they did have earlier you may recall winter weather advisory that since been pulled now they might issue something again for sunday storms let's march through this in terms of the longer range forecast. again here sunday's hip. we get that we get a break until the next hit. the middle of the week is a possibility maybe getting some showers something. plate may be close to what we already experienced this overnight. and then later in the week. then we get more development of some rain that will be by thursday into the weekend. and then maybe perhaps late on the weekend sunday night this is next sunday night maybe perhaps another dose of rain that's more like it right is the wet season we start getting these ways from the pacific. finally dropping down to the bay area, not just up in the north up 54 for monterey 60 francisco we get the mid-fifties going on central valley again 60's our target number 60 also san jose 61 for oakland and that's very indicative of highs across the region, let's to your 7 day here there you see another pocket of rain for wednesday thursday and friday to finish off a week watch these temperature drops though in land vertically on monday with drier air in clear skies and minus on the 40's as you can see for the coast back to you. for your health social distancing lockd-wns growing unemployment economic uncertainty. >>all of this has led to an increase in the need for mental health treatment. in fact, 25% of adults say their biggest stressors this year have been social distancing and loneliness and almost half of them say that they hide their feelings if they're suffering from stress. our health expert on joins me to talk about how stress quietly affects all of us and what we can do about it karen good morning. what is quiet stress. >>why it's stress very different from the stress that we tend to think of as you know when you get really upset start swearing, you start yelling, yeah and and just these loud outburst of of emotion. >>however, quiet stress and and they found that 53% of californians have experienced quiets just and that's when you retained and when you hold in all your those emotions because you don't want to. you don't want stress out your family members by your own stress so people tend to close in and keep it all inside and that is a potential for health effects just in itself you can really see that in and also by being quiet when dealing with your stress it makes it difficult for. >>family members to door to door to ask you and what's going on i'm guessing that more men than women are saying oh nothing on fine. >>right right, we just kind of go through our day in just a shelter, ourselves. >>and and you you become very emotional up mostly paralyzed. so it's very difficult to express your emotions after a while and then it's also difficult to work through the stress as well. >>there are some definite physical impact that quiet stress has on us. >>yes and one that you don't really always think about but hair loss and yeah, and you know they're all different reasons for hair loss. but this one in particular is it is associated with stress traumatic events and that hair loss occurs at the top of your your scalp the good thing is it's temporary, but it can be very devastating. 4 people. >>and i understand you have a quick fix for of foreign not the hair loss, but for some stress. >>right so you can't really control say the hair loss in usually occurs 3 months after that traumatic but the sooner you can get out of that phase. the better because you don't want this to be ongoing. so actually you pressure i don't know if you've ever experienced acupressure had anyone do that i have you can also self-administer the acupressure and there's there's a point an accurate point right between your if you press on the zach you points they actually are art. you know they release the tension and they also increase circulation. so if you take yours some and press and then kind of circle around for about 10 minutes 5 to 10 minutes of pressure and that pressure to to feel it but then not too much to give you a and then if you don't use your thumb you can also use your 4th finger and then it's just gentle circles around town often should do that guarantee kular point is for reducing anxiety and reducing stress and how often should you do that per day. you can do that any time as many times as you feel that you need it. >>another a sign that that our body is dealing with stress is a weight gain. >>yes and it's actually iran, your abdominal area so central obesity and what's interesting they've done a lot of studies the effects of cortisol which is the stress hormone and obesity but this particular study by yale university study the essential abc and women that were lean so they were not overweight that they tended to to accumulate and store fat in the abdominal area because of cortisol and the overreaction to to stress. >>we also saw on the screen there are attic sleep patterns are also significant sign that we're dealing with stress. >>right and and one of the ways to get out of stress is to get more sleep but then that's a problem in itself because when you're stressed often times you have a hard time falling asleep, as well as staying asleep. so one of the ways to get out of that is to just have a regular set which team had a pattern of sleeping some type of ritual i recommend you know making sure the room is completely dark because at all in the melatonin is released and will help you. >>fall asleep, naturally. >>you know what there's so much to this topic that we're out of time maybe we can revisit this next saturday and go tell the rest of this because there's so much to talk about and it is so common with so many people right now, but i think it's important we come back to this what do you think i would left to right. let's 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continuing in some scattered spawn sus morning. it seems that the heaviest rain has already passed us by good morning, everybody and thanks so much for sharing your day with the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzales is saturday december 12th and we have a lot to cover this morning, including another bay area county going into lockdown and when we might expect the arrival of the covid-19 vaccine. but first we want to go ahead and check in with dave spahr with a first look at the forecast to see if any more rain is on the way i ok marty good morning and good morning, everybody we're taking a break from the rain for today that's right see the sun come out little bit but don't wash your car as for going to get more rain by tomorrow morning and this dose will be a little heavier. >>and right as we get around on it looks like tomorrow morning still left over though this moisture at the surface says walnut creek we're looking at here in some of the inland areas experiencing fog this morning with those overcast skies. this is the traditional golden gate bridge. we actually saw some sunshine coming through here just about a half hour ago. but there again is the ground fog in the low lying clouds marching through this in the morning hours. yeah it starts to thin out a little bit of the north bay just a touch there and by the afternoon we even work on sky conditions improving as well though along the coast that will be a little bit more bottled up with the fog going on upper 50's for right now along the east bay shoreline close to the highs today, 49 for conquered 40's also up in the north bay there but quite a far cry from the chilly 30's and even upper 20's we can sometimes see as a phone no delays we're being told but cloudy for the morning hours opening up the skies a little bit this afternoon and again not a lot of temperature movement as i mentioned earlier we see another dose of rain coming by tomorrow morning. we're going to walk through that and some winds to to kind of come and go out of this forecast marty great day. thanks a lot of us get right to our top story this saturday morning sonoma county is join most of the bay area. >>under a stay at home order county leaders and health department officials say that this is necessary to try and curb the surging covid cases and also increase the icu bed capacity at hospitals. the new orders forcing businesses like barber shops and gyms to close up indoor operations at least until next month retail can continue operating, but just a 20% capacity. the rollback was anticipated by some business owners but others say it caught them off guard. >>they really set us back financially a time just massively its we've already about 3 months worth of work in just the month of december icu bed capacity in this was getting to a critical level the hospitals are seeing a lot of covid patients a lot of businesses are going to fail and just and i think this time of year, especially. >>well covid-19 data shows the daily cases have doubled in sonoma county over the past 2 weeks and the icu bed capacity is also being threatened. staffing at some hospitals also becoming an issue there. that means that san mateo county is now the only county in the bay area not under a stay at home order but if their icu beds keep filling up that may not be the case for much longer. health officials say they will not shut down earlier than they absolutely have to so instead they're calling on the public to do its part to keep covid-19 from spreading by continuing to wear a mask and not gathering with people outside of your household, but business owners say they see the writing on the wall and they're bracing for the worst. >>i just think of the cell in for months to share because they gain it would be so detrimental my whole team. >>yeah that's hair or hair salon owner jeff silverman and he tells us he's seen an increase in clients who are rushing to make appointments now that the regional stay-at-home order appears to be right around the corner. the big sports story. we're following the saturday morning is the progress on the covid-19 vaccine is the fda has authorized the first covid-19 vaccine in the country that means it could be given out as soon as next week. the fda approval on you yesterday makes is the fast is that a vaccine has ever been developed and distributed in the u.s.. and here in the bay area we can expect about 75,000 doses of the vaccine. alameda county set to receive almost 14,000 doses 10,000 for contra costa county. both marine and napa counties will likely be given just under 2000 doses for each county, san francisco counties expecting to get about 12,000 doses. while san mateo county figures to get nearly 6,000 santa clara county expecting to get just over 17,000 and nearly 8,000 doses will go to solano county. sonoma county is expecting nearly 5,000 while the vaccine does require 2 doses of officials are being told not to hold back not to hold any of them back for the second round of vaccinations. well now the fines that the pfizer vaccine is approved hospitals are facing the challenge figuring out exactly how to store and distribute the more than 75,000 initial doses that are coming to the bay area. a health care supply chain expert says the biggest problem is the drug must be kept at -70 degrees celsius. and many health care system simply don't have the storage facilities to do that. experts say another legitimate concern is that people will be stealing the vaccine to resell at a profit. >>we're also anticipating that there's going to be a significant black market as the back scenes from not product to sell in a but also introduction of counterfeit products into the supply chain. >>so it's important to remember that once the vaccine is widely available it will be offered for free and as for the storage concerns only the pfizer vaccine needs to be stored at that extremely cold temperature. a coronavirus vaccine coverage continues online where you can find more stories that include a distribution timeline also there's a breakdown of all the different vaccine candidates as well as the priority list as to who's going to go get the injection first you find it all on our website at kron 4 dot com. all you have to do is look for the coronavirus section under the news tab. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. we're going get the latest numbers on the available icu beds here in the bay area as officials try to prevent them from being overrun. >>also one other big tech company that's synonymous with the bay area is packing up and heading for texas. but first the latest on efforts in congress to pass another stimulus bill before the new year come on down. >>we're back with national news this morning top congressional leaders have once again reached an impasse on the ongoing negotiations on another round of covid relief for struggling americans now this despite the fact that some said that they were approaching the deal just earlier this week. joe khalil now has more on what's causing the latest setback. >>at the end of a week that began with hopeful progress for covid relief deal republican leadership is blocking a solution for the entire country until they get a favor for corporations democrats say the trial lawyers after us. >>most come for. they're trying to kill any compromise whatsoever congress may have lost ground on meaningful legislation leaders of both parties are once again. >>blaming each other for inaction the republican leader has demanded a partisan poison pill. a sweeping corporate liability shield be included in any legislation otherwise he won't let it pass democrat senate leader chuck schumer says republicans are willing to kill a deal because they insist businesses should have protections against covid related lawsuits from customers or employees who may become ill. corporations who want protection from a few dozen lawsuits is equivalent to millions of workers from state and local governments being laid off. give me a break in what universe should emergency aid for small businesses, the contention. >>contention. a massive bailout for state governments while republican senate leader mitch mcconnell says his party can't except democrats ask which is hundreds of billions of dollars for struggling state and local governments. >>who've seen their tax bases dry up mcconnell and many fellow republicans argue those funds would bailout mismanaged states democrats are acting like it's more important to supply the governor of california with a special slusher on that will help restaurant workers and on funding for state and local governments tennesseans are. very much oppose any rank and file republicans like senator marsha blackburn agree if it's part of a stimulus deal. she won't support it. they say a bubble do not bail out. >>they state the city sometimes companies don't beat workers need to sue them to make sure the workplaces safe likewise democrats like sherrod brown say the party will hold firm on giving corporations immunity from lawsuits despite the disagreement friday, both sides have made major strides throughout the week to find common ground. both sides agree on more ppp money to help struggling businesses money for schools and vaccine distribution and more for unemployed workers but disagreements for now are keeping relief at a standstill in washington, i'm joe khaleel. >>and some rain last made what roads and we're dealing with fog this morning. some may come out a little bit to play this afternoon but we're looking for another batch of rain developing tonight >>good morning, everybody welcome gray skies and clouds around a lot of the bay area recently and some some reports of some showers in the south bay. far as here to sort it all out for us and more importantly tell us about tomorrow, i did yeah mardy and looks like it will get a bear of a break going on for today, you know a lot of cloud cover still, but let you get a chance to jump out there do some things you got to get done here because tomorrow it could be a little bit of a different story. >>there's a live shot from timber on as you will notice their golden gate is still in view though we can make it out from this but some skies trying open up here some blue skies already it looks like now. the view a little closer up here to the golden gate, it's all covered up as you'll notice again a lot of ground fog not just we expected in places like that, but even inland we're seeing it as well. a couple of stray showers may be working double santa clara valley, a little bit in upstream, not impossible for a little shower to develop. but the balkan which is kind of holding off for most today, not to develop until late tonight early tomorrow morning marching forward with it giving us some idea of timing the good news about this is a models are very much in agreement on both the european and the gps on all gfs rather on this so as we go forward out on sunday. there's the big zone, 7.30 or so right across the bay area, some good moderate in some cases, heavier rain showers might be some colder air upstairs to work this out here maybe a couple of strikes of lightning or maybe even some hail is a possibility with that. and then later on another little wave develops up north of maybe some showers for the north bay potentially that will also be aided by some daytime heating because it looks like the skies may open up a little bit tomorrow afternoon kind of interesting about the winds here now for this afternoon. briefly we get an offshore wind event pop basically winds in the teens in the 20's, most notably up the solano county the east bay but also in the north bay, here's will notice too. then tomorrow after the rain passes in the morning hours it's after all of that we get a good strong onshore flow. this is enough potentially maybe is for some a wind advisory talk they haven't issued anything yet. but maybe we'll hear about that more this afternoon and later reports. temperatures coming into the 50's right now mid to upper 50's light up the east bay shoreline up to the north bay santa rosa 4648 down south we're looking at 5455 palo alto 60 san francisco 61 for oakland in 60 san jose when you get a rain event like this and we don't have like the major front the kind of clears us out we're stuck in this little pattern here so temperatures very very uniform maybe a 5 degree separation or so from the coast to the inland areas, including the bay as well. next couple of days here to give you an idea. well rain the rain icon is out. but basically we're talking some rain here lower 60's for highs clean things out by monday and a little chilly to start your day off on monday because of that drier air marty. all right dave thanks a lot happening today in an effort to make streets in san francisco, safer. >>the group united players is hosting their annual gun buyback event it's all in partnership with the mayor's office of violence prevention services kron four's reyna harvey live in san francisco with more on that and rain i understand that people can turn in the guns, anonymously right. >>absolutely marty that's the key element here anonymously being able to turn in these guns and they've already started lining up here we can't show you that because we want people to feel safe when they come down to do that. but you can see right behind me at the san francisco police department you can see people have already started turning in those guns and those rifles here this morning. they're collecting them here goes one right there right behind me being dropped off. so there's a long long here marty is actually wrapped around the block. but i enjoy and like you mentioned with every butler he's with the united playaz organization and they're a local crime prevention organization. rudy right here in the heart of san francisco now you and i miss butler were talking to mister butler talking earlier about your involvement and why this program in particular is so near and dear to you yes the program is so near and dear to me because i was once a member of senseless gun violence and i know what it feels like to lose a life i was taken alive, i did 26 years behind the wall for doing so after doing so i made the decision that changed my life and i'm out here back to give back so to be able to do it. >>in this facet his prices really be out here in this season when the covid-19 trying to curb the violence not trying but curbing the violence we have a line of cars out here today bringing the guns in getting them out of the hands of who they don't need to to help save lives because we all deserve to live. >>absolutely this isn't the first event that you all have had you have several events to have every year yes, still chose to have this event because you and i were talking earlier you were telling me that crime especially during the covid-19 has skyrocketed, you said there was a shooting that just happened the other day a block from here. yes and right up the street on 10 i believe tent and howard got killed and the crime rate is this. i mean the murder rate rising, you know it's always the sun set to hear him around here so if this is what's going on in europe tested then how about to get out here and do something about it and that's what we're out here to do. >>help curb gun violence this get out here really get these guns off the street help save lives you know because thank you so much for talking to me this morning. thank you all right so if you are interested in showing location 1038 power street here in san francisco. they in as you can see they're already really busy me collecting the guns and rifles that people are anonymously being able to drop off at this buyback event also told. >>the guns are going to be melted down and repurposed in some way like they've done in the past. so again this last until noon. you can drop those gains off here no questions asked for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news. >>all right randi thanks for that live report other news this morning oracle's latest tech company to announce that it's leaving the bay area. the company plans to move to om redwood city. tesla ceo elon musk also relocating to austin that news follows an announcement earlier this week that hewlett packard is moving to a houston suburb. national news this morning president trump is speaking out on twitter this after the u.s. supreme court rejected another legal effort backed by the president and scores of other republicans to overturn joe biden's election victory in a tweet the president said quote i won the election in a landslide, but remember i only think in terms of legal votes, not all of the fake voters and fraud that miraculously floated in from everywhere what a disgrace and quote twitter did flagged that tweet as fraud and misinformation. the texas lawsuit would have essentially nullify the presidential elections in 4 battleground states pennsylvania, michigan, georgia and wisconsin. the supreme court said texas lacked any legal standing to pursue the case. the move coupled with a one sentence order on tuesday turning away a similar request from pennsylvania republicans single signals that the court is refusing to be drawn into the election controversy. few points from republican lawmakers on this latest legal effort were mixed. >>and still ahead this morning, the forty-niners preparing for their matchup tomorrow against washington. also we have the story of a female college athlete who continues to inspire women around the world stay with this weekend, get to kohl's... and save an extra 20 or 15% off!... save on floorcare... get 15% off select toys... and up to 30% off beauty and fragrance gift sets... plus, get kohl's cash! plus, shop our daily deal reveal! plus, free store pickup. give with all your heart. kohl's >>niners up against a familiar face this weekend as former niner alex smith in the washington football team had to arizona. any other year he likely would return to levi stadium to a standing ovation after his incredible comeback. instead the 2 teams meet in an empty state farm stadium with playoff hopes online the washington football team is coming off a big upset over the steelers kickoff is set for one 25 on sunday. >>i just want to all the girls out there that you can do anything you set your mind to like you really can and if you have that mentality all the way like you can do big things. >>that was vanderbilt sarah fuller moments after making history as the first female to play in a power 5 conference football game. bay area football player. morgan sauls without will be watching closely when fuller suits up tomorrow for the common doors game against tennessee. in fact the 2 have a lot in common take a look. >>m-rgan sauls widow was born a competitor. her parents raised her to never think twice about playing sports be my sister. >>played soccer since we could basically so when asked to join the jv football team her sophomore year live oaks high school she didn't think twice about saying, yes, especially my first year i was just super anxious like any practice as just like i really didn't know what to expect, but you know the more was on the team, the mom like i really fit in with these guys. morgan says she quickly realized kicking a football is much different than a soccer ball. football you have to it in a very specific spot to get like it will stand then you know to get accurate kick in a far morgan worked with the kicking coach, the entire summer leading up to her junior season, and it paid off. a 125 points for the team between my junior and senior year morgan says she had no plans to play football in college. but after a disappointing trial for the cal lutheran soccer team. she went on a limb and emailed the football coach 20 minutes later he responded and he is stoked about was like. i want you to come out for a tryout this next weekend. morgan went on to be the first girl to play football in the southern california intercollegiate athletics conference and the first girl to score when she kicked a p 18 during the homecoming game her freshman year. >>was blackout in that moment like it's just an awesome moment to lay turn back to your team they're all like super pumped for you fast forward to late 2020 she's missing out on a true senior season, thanks to covid. >>instead morgan is celebrating vanderbilt sarah fuller making history. she basically had to learn how to kick a football and a week. >>knowing from stay and said so difficult to do and so i was super stoked to see. the attention on her and for her to get a chance morgan tells us it's been tough to see all of the criticism fuller has received so like a football i q and just a lot respect for women in the first place like they they don't know or experiences. morgan hopes that little girls everywhere realize that they can do anything they set their mind to women in our super 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overnight kind of nice to hear are we going to hear and see it again this find out from day i did a good morning marty good morning, everybody and it looks like we're not done with our rain programmers take a little bit of a break for this afternoon take care of some of that fog too at the lower levels because of all this moisture from the rain that we had last night. here's a live shot of how we stand right now to give you just a general idea >>we come in there by chance know ok there we go. >>live shot of temper on and then off to the distance you can see the golden gate still stuck with some cloud cover for right now. however, we expect some breaks in the clouds this afternoon now to the far left notice that line you can see there that's basically sunday morning's rain will be dropping in here. the timing will be probably like this time the day and then into the afternoon you might get other break again so kind of timed out nicely i suppose middle to upper 50's along the east bay shoreline 46 for santa rosa got 54, antioch 55 for livermore and 54 for san jose. we're up of some cases, almost a dozen degrees from yesterday this time again we're on the warm sector of all this almost like a little bit of a wedge behind the second system tomorrow morning we'll be able camera wherever looks like by this afternoon, some breaks in the clouds but again some scattered showers developing tonight and then some heavier rain by dawn tomorrow morning and i'm looking at longer range forecast bit marty all right dave thanks let's take a couple minutes, let's get right back to our top story this morning, the fda's approval of a covid vaccine could not have come at a more critical time for the bay area. now let's take a look at where each of the 9 bay area counties stands this morning in terms of available icu beds. now according to each county's health department alameda county population of one 0.7 million people has the highest number of beds available that 70 and then contra costa county with 38. there are 35 beds available in san francisco and santa clara counties, 29 beds available in san mateo county. now solano county has 15 icu beds available this morning. there are 9 and marine and sonoma counties napa county has 4 this morning. now since the vaccine will not be widely available for several months its approval won't won't provide any immediate relief for bay area hospitals. local health officials are giving a grim outlook on al hospital bed capacity is dwindling to distressingly low levels. >>so i've seen a significant increase in numbers but it's actually worse than what we're experiencing before because we are seeing across all ages, not just younger people. so we're seeing a lot more in the way of hospital bed use icu bed years and we're on for chasing or fatalities as well, but we feel that we could not wait until then to take action. >>need to act now before things get worse for us in sonoma county. >>right now bay area capacity is just 16.7% now along with northern california. we're the only 2 regions in the state to remain above the 15% icu bed threshold that would require the stay at home order. the greater sacramento region is now under the new restrictions and that includes the lake tahoe area. meanwhile, the san joaquin valley and southern california regions are almost completely out of icu beds. as health officials continue to warn how dire the situation in hospitals is during this pandemic what's not immediately clear is just how bad the situation is compared to what hospital icy use see during a typical flu season. health officials say that normal icu capacity or occupancy rates vary from hospital to hospital but health department study in from 2013 found the typical occupancy for icy use between 6875%. i see use have more specialized equipment like ventilators and those could run out with an overload of patients. >>if you're on a ventilator you'll need medications like sedation. some patients that are very sick will need me ications like pressures if their blood pressures are really low. we have to bring up their boat blood pressures with ease pressure medications. and you know we don't think good to organ failure my own ice you overwhelmed this pandemic we haven't really had open up. more areas just for a single set of patients which we had to do for our first wave of covid patients in april lot of my friends are in critical care right now and their hospitals are also overwhelmed. it would help. a lot of health care workers if people. are able you know going l. >>well health officials also say that it's not just about icu beds, it's also about staffing because i see used typically need more near nurses per each patient. >>in the intensive care unit. now to the south bay santa clara county officials say the playgrounds will reopen there today as long as everyone follows the required health and safety protocols. now 10 let's take a look at the recreation areas that will reopen in santa clara county now over the next couple of days. the city's parks and recreation department will conduct safety inspections. they'll also be cleaning and sanitizing the playground areas as well. >>and coming up this morning one california couple gets quite the supplies delivery will explain that when we come replace old smudges with whirlpool fingerprint resistant appliances... so you can focus less time on cleaning and more on taste-testing. a gift for your kitchen brings joy to all. shop the full suite of stainless steel whirlpool appliances now at lowe's. ♪ chicken and shrimp carbonara ♪ tasty tour of italy ♪ sizzling chicken parm ♪ shrimp on shrimp on shrimp ♪ unlimited soup or salad ♪ chicken alfredo so many alfredos ♪ don't forget the breadsticks ♪ all part of olive garden's signature classics ♪ for here, or to go delivered right to your car. olive garden. we're all family here. >>good morning, welcome back a southern california couple thought they were having a medical emergency. but it turned out to be an unexpected addition to their family. a man rushed his girlfriend to the hospital because she was an agonizing pain only to find out it wasn't a life threatening illness instead she delivered a baby. kimberly chang has the story. >>first time parents victoria and matthew allender from simi valley welcomed their daughter emilia rose into the world tuesday. her birth came as a huge surprise when victoria went to the e r with severe pain, one of the doctors you know did her check to see if i was pregnant and. >>she was like yeah, you're pregnant and you are in not like nursed is rushed to find matthew who was waiting outside and i'm like. >>what i got on the side of the truck mike. so i took it all in for a second felt like 2 minutes but as public 25 minutes, the baby was born looking back the couple says there were some yeah that's why i was craving not. but victoria took a pregnancy test just 3 weeks earlier and it came back negative so. i was like okay i can rule that out i'm not pregnant so i'm just skating way we're just like we just been in good, you know get put on a few does you know it is what it is i know she's there and i've seen and i've held or but it's still hard to believe because we didn't know she was pregnant the whole time, we're still going camping in going here and doing this and doing that they're thrilled that the baby is getting healthier day by day the baby was born healthy 35 weeks long 5 pounds 3 ounces so she's a little bit of a girl 17 inches long. >>but she's improving every minute i'm sure breathe on her own now needless to say their family was shocked it is my first for us we've been. >>waiting for a grandchild know we're we're. completely ready. >>you know necessarily with stuff but with. >>state of mind family and friends are scrambling to help the couple get as prepared as possible usually you have 9 months to prepare for this, but she had minutes, victoria always planned on being a mom because this sooner. but here we placing it even though it didn't happen on the timeline they had in mind one look at her and none of it seems to matter she just like. >>barely open your eyes a little bit looked at me knows where baby girl. >>kimberly chang news nation. >>and we have some rain overnight so wet roads this morning still some fog think it's opening up a little bit of sfo where there's no delays going on expect to see a little bit of sunshine this afternoon. but another batch of rain is coming stick around. this weekend, get to kohl's... and save an extra 20 or 15% off!... save on floorcare... get 15% off select toys... and up to 30% off beauty and fragrance gift sets... plus, get kohl's cash! plus, shop our daily deal reveal! plus, free store pickup. give with all your heart. kohl's >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody, some rain last night yielding the cloudy skies in the fog we're dealing with this morning. looks like some sunshine suppose peering through already expect that to treat us this afternoon too. also at half moon bay, we're still looking at some overcast skies but even there we might see the skies open up a little bit this afternoon not a whole lot though all right so what we have upstream is another dose of rain that will be tomorrow morning but base can forget there. some patches of some light rain or here here there get out and do what you gotta do here, you know at the grocery stores, whatever you got to do them because tomorrow morning it will be treated by some heavier rain it looks like. we'll chart that out here for in just a bit. we've got upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 49 chilly degrees conquered 46 for santa rosa, but you know could be in the 30's even 20's this time of year 54 in a bottle 55 palo alto san jose 54 also a san francisco. they're basically the maps tell us about this first batch of rain that's going to retire down in the central valley later today, upstream though boom here's the next batch and that's for late tonight, early tomorrow morning which are kind of interesting with all of this because this afternoon we'll get a little bit of a week off shore then start to build its ok we can handle it got a lot of moisture at the ground level so this is not a problem offshore wind then that subsides really in tomorrow here comes the rain marching through but then afterwards, stronger on shore winds as you'll notice covering a good piece of geography in there might be some wind advisory talk with that we just haven't heard anything just yet. all right let's march through their actual rain with this again today seeing the sun carrying out just a little bit you might have a couple of hits. some light rain showers but the big deal happens tomorrow onset going to start in the north bay march through midday and out of the south bay by the later morning hours and then afterwards we might get some clearing in the afternoon hours. so let's go ahead forward there it is the south bay we open up a little bit by sunset in a last minute ditch effort a pulsating little shower may happen up there in the north bay before we put it to rest overnight because we dry out in its wake and chillier temperatures not only colder air moving here, but it's cooler drier air and you'll feel chilly morning on monday. it will look like compared to up to tahoe, we're looking at snow developing tomorrow. the old statement has been since retired about the winter weather advisory, maybe a new one will be posted later but as of yet we haven't heard anything clearing out as we get into early next week notice the temperature drop because of that cold or dry air post the storm event so there we have it on sunday. our next batch of rain we take a breather boom there's another one midweek it looks like in a stronger one as we get out towards thursday and wait there's more there's more. and another one it looks like as we get into next weekend. so let's hope we get all of this. this is a trend we like to see during the wet season. highs today only the mid 50's in the central valley into the upper 50's in fresno sacramento, 60, san francisco 61 san diego cool all over the states 60 again or high san action after san jose, very typical for a winter like event for us with rain going on in our 7 day forecast, here's how the temperatures jump around a little bit. not much happens on monday we're going to be off to a chilly start though inland and then more rain expected for wednesday thursday and on into the weekend. let's do the lows now this is what i was talking about chilly to start monday morning a 34 dry air cold air all that stuff then we recover a little bit warming up or mild as you can see by wednesday morning indicating more rain coming our way and then 40's for the coast marty. thanks a lot. if some developing news, this morning for you san francisco police have identified the suspect charged with the shooting and killing of a man in the city's soma neighborhood it happened on wednesday. >>wednesday morning to be specific on the corner of mission and washburn streets. police say 56 year-old jimmy bell shot 54 year-old eugene chyen john was taken to the hospital where he later died bell was arrested on suspicion of homicide and for being a felon in possession of a firearm. in the east bay police are still looking for whoever committed an ugly act on the first night of hanukkah. the menorah at alameda city hall was toppled thursday night vandals also tore down christmas lights from the tree on that same night in front of city hall city officials say that there's 0 tolerance for hate in the city and by friday morning, the city's parks and rec department had erected a new menorah on during the holiday now the police are asking if you have any for any information that could help their investigation to give them a call we're talking about alameda police. now to the south bay where san jose police chief eddie garcia is saying farewell after 5 years as chief and close to 30 years with the department chief garcia's last day on the job is today. he has served in almost every branch of the department any tells kron 4 he's proud of how he's leaving the to pat myself on the back of that everything that we've done here is because of my men and women but in the last 5 years that i've been chief i feel that we are in on more solid ground. >>we've rebuilt this police department we we rebuild this police department i didn't use the collective between our police unions are men and women city hall, the city manager's office and we've done a great job to turn this corner because this department was dying. 5, 6 years ago and we were able to rebuild it. we have instituted a myriad reforms in issues in this police department at a time when we did not have to. and so the next leadership of this police department i you know for even more reform is coming on solid ground to build upon what we've done in 5 years. >>and chief guards garcia's confirming to kron 4 that he is a finalist to become the chief of police in dallas texas. talking about the new stay at home order this taking place in the bay area they're taking a heavy toll on the restaurant with their business is limited to either takeout or delivery only chef dominique rend talk to us about how restaurants are trying to survive. kron is the only female chef in the country to hold 3 michelin stars for her san francisco restaurant at rend she says as part of the struggle. there's a misconception that upscale restaurants like hers, do not have any financial hardships. >>we urge you to a history. and he's always being on mode, you know you get you the marching in the restaurant, it's a it's it's so tiny and we are one of the only industry that hey had a lot of double taxes and on that so we've been regard of it's a great complete you know. kind abuse but you know the reason why we are here because we are the 7 some of the community. we love tucker, we love to share we enough to bring people together and you just new today, it's been since the beginning of time. >>well you can catch the full interview with the chef on our streaming app kron on which you can download for free in your app store. more than 50 years after the so-called zodiac killer first began terrorizing the streets of the bay area. codebreaking team is believed to have finally cracked one of the killers mysterious coded messages. they were sent to san francisco chronicle back in 1969. the 3.40 cipher was the message unraveled by a trio of code breakers. the ciphers tax partially includes the quote i am not afraid of the gas chamber because it will send me to paradise. the zodiac killed 5 people back in 1968 69 and terrorize bay area communities. the trio t their findings to the fbi about a week ago but didn't reveal their breakthrough until the fbi confirmed and cleared that information. we have the entire d coded message on our website at kron 4 dot com. we'll be back with more news after these 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i'm noelle bellow it is a saturday december 12th we've got a lot to cover this morning another bay area county is going into lockdown and we're tracking the developments on the covid-19 vaccine, but we do want to talk. >>about our weather first that's for sure dave spahr standing by with a look. >>just how much more work rain we might get this weekend take dave ok noel and marty good morning and good morning, everybody we are looking today cut a mostly cloudy skies take care of the fog in the morning hours then will again go back to the mostly cloudy skies. >>as we get into later in the forecast period though it looks like another batch of rain but this time will be more delayed it won't really be striking until just the predawn hours, here's a live shot of those cloudy skies, i'm speaking of in half moon bay kind of overcast to start and also the golden gate kind of covered up a little bit, although we did see the sun peering out a little bit this morning. so noting that fog that also inland because it's a different type of fog the we get us the abduction fog we get it's more this radiation type fog left over again more rain is upstream but here's the clear out as we get into the early afternoon, lingering still down on the peninsula and the santa cruz mountains 50's at this hour in upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 47 going on for santa rosa and again just to give you an idea where any rain is we see a little bit off the coast up there in sonoma county perhaps and maybe point remy pick up a little shower here but for the most part we're going into mostly cloudy 55 expected by one by 4 o'clock at 54 get another batch is expected for us by tomorrow morning we'll get into that coming up just a bit back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot. let's get right to our top story this morning, sonoma counties join most of the bay area under a stay at home order that's right county leaders and the health department say it's necessary to curb surging covid cases in the county and increase the icu bed capacity at its hospitals so the new order is forcing businesses like barber shops and gyms to close up indoor operations at least until january. >>now retail can continue operating, but at 20% capacity. this rollback was anticipated by some business owners but others say it caught them off guard. >>really set us back financially a time just massively its we about 3 months worth of work in just the month of december icu bed capacity in this was getting to a critical level the hospitals are seeing a lot of covid patients a lot of businesses are going to fail and just and i think this time of year, especially. >>covid-19 data shows daily cases have doubled in sonoma county over the last 2 weeks and as you heard icu bed capacity is being threatened. staffing at some hospitals is also becoming an issue out there. >>so that means that san mateo is the only county in the bay area that's not under the stay at home order. but if their icu beds keep filling up that may not be the case for much longer that's right. health officials say they will not shut down earlier than they have to instead they're calling on the public. >>to do their part to keep covid-19 from spreading like continuing to wear a mask and not gathering with people outside your household. >>but business owners say that they see the writing on the wall and that they're bracing for the worst. >>i just think of the cell in for months to share because they gain it would be so detrimental my whole team. >>that is hair salon owner jeff silverman who tells us that he's seen an increase in clients who are rushing to make appointments now that the regional stay at home order is around the corner. >>the other big story we're following today of course is the progress on the covid-19 vaccine. the fda has authorized the first covid-19 vaccine in the country that means it could be given out as soon as next week and the fda approval just yesterday makes us the fast is that a vaccine. >>has ever been developed and distributed here in the u.s. now that the pfizer vaccine is approved hospitals are facing the challenge of trying to figure out exactly how to distribute the more than 75,000 initial doses that are coming to the bay area health care supply chain expert says the biggest problem is that the drug needs to be kept at -70 degrees celsius. >>many healthcare systems don't actually have storage facilities that can do that experts say another legitimate concern as people stealing the vaccine to resell at a profit. >>we're also that there's going to be a significant black as the vaccines are not product to sell at high but also introduction of counterfeit products into the supply chain. >>so it's important to remember that once the vaccine is widely available it will be offered to everyone for free and as for the storage concerns only the pfizer vaccine needs to be stored at that extremely cold temperature. our coronavirus coverage continues online where you can find more stories including a distribution timeline also we have the breakdown of all the different vaccine candidates and the priority list on who's going to get the shot first you can find it all on our website at kron 4 dot com. all you have to do is look for the coronavirus section under the news tab. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're going get the latest numbers on the available icu beds in the bay area's officials are trying to prevent hospitals from being overrun. >>that's right and then contra costa county looking to make sure people obey the stay at home order by hitting them hard in the wallet. >>and we're also going to hear from president trump as we follow his latest failure to try and overturn the election all that's coming up stay with us. >>good morning, welcome back the fda's approval of the covid vaccine comes as the spread of the virus rains disproportionately higher in san francisco's latin x community that's been the one constant since the beginning of the pandemic now the results from united in health's holiday covid-19 testing campaign reveals that 79% of people who tested positive just before and after thanksgiving. we're from the city's latin x community, but only half of the 7,000 participants in the study were latin x the health committee chair of the latino task force says crowded living conditions because of the high cost of housing in the city is another contributing factor. >>in the east bay, the contra costa county board of supervisors is thinking about increasing the fines when businesses violate health orders. kron four's phillipe djegal explains how the how high those penalties may go. >>for some businesses in the east bay owners are willing to pay the price for breaking the rules and this week supervisor, karen mitch off suggested during the contra costa county board of supervisors meeting that the current fine structure for health order violations needs more teeth we've got to get through this. >>and i'm pleading with people you've got to do the right thing since november 19th the contra costa county district attorney's office says it has issued notices of violation to at least 7 separate businesses and at least one individual at one of those establishments we have tried to be that the carriage. >>and the body where we go out and inform people. but there are those who continue to defy us most of the businesses penalize star gyms and 3 of them have been fined multiple times. >>in danville some restaurants have ignored orders and chosen to continue serving customers outside. it's happening elsewhere $2000 to a business operating well in these circumstances is still a penalty. >>i'd like to see 10,000 i'd like to see 15,000 i'd like to see 20,000 that will get their attention. the board of supervisors has listed the potential fine increase as an emergency item for its next meeting tuesday and could possibly hold a vote at that time. >>in contra costa county believe all kron 4 news. >>all right we had some rain overnight looks like there's a little bit more coming our way a little heavier by tomorrow morning but for today, well slick roads and fog give way to some mostly cloudy skies this afternoon, mild temps will take a look at your weekend forecast and what lay beyond. >>well if you missed out on the last king tides that happened last month you have another chance to check them out this weekend. they occur when the earth moon and sun or near alignment and when the moon is in its closest position to earth. scientists use of the king tides to identify rising sea levels around the world and the bay. >>using this project to to capture these tide to today helps our local communities to get outweigh what do they need to do to plan for the future you know locations are vulnerable. how do we best move forward protecting the people and the places that we love here in california. >>well if you decide if you decide to check them out be careful and if you post pictures on social media use the hashtag king tides because that will help the california king tides project document. how those tides are affecting bay area and sea levels as the sea levels keep rising around the world. >>tough it's 9.14 here on this saturday morning and it's time to look at our forecast i was so enjoying asylum write we love it so call me to hear yes, it sounds like a little alibi for we're getting a little break right now but dave spahr says there's more rain ahead as we can take you on a looks like a longer range we're kind of open up also the floodgates we've opened up at least the highway for all of these systems off the pacific over the course of the next week that's really looks like and it's our wet season anyway so let's soak it up. >>live shot coming in from half moon bay. we still have kind of those cloudy skies little bit of fog left over but basically little bit of that clearing out for this afternoon. we'll see a little sun trying to peer in through their golden gate bridge as we can see the southern towers appearing off to the north it's a little bit fog up a little bit. but again we'll see improvements. so here's the flow pattern basically a northwest to southeast. maybe a little sore, but there were a little shower here or there perhaps but in the models it gets interesting as we look ahead this afternoon they will see the skies open up just a touch but then by tomorrow morning. that's when a line of some moderate to a times heavy rain is expected to greet you greet us tomorrow morning, it looks like maybe starting predawn up in the north a little bit before it starts to filter out elsewhere, there's a little bit of cool air aloft that might help spark off a little thunder shower or maybe even hail potentially also looks like the bulk of which will pass us by before noon for most of the bay and maybe even some patches try to open up before alas little line of rain showers favoring the north will pass then after all of that we go clear overnight for monday morning in some colder air filtering in so as a reminder, it's still winter we'll get some chilly morning lows for our monday looks like one the winds are kind of a little interesting later on today, we expect a bit of an offshore wind developing. it's cold doesn't last for long. it's not dangerous or anything like that because the air is pretty much moistened up now we get our storm tomorrow morning. and then post that here comes those stronger on shore flows in its wake might have a wind advisory selectively across the geography will monitor that for a higher currently right now excuse me 52 for livermore we've got the mid to upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline 54 san francisco, 57 for palo alto and a high today around 60 or 61 going on for oakland. again this afternoon most locations will see it is mostly cloudy, it looks like for the bulk of the day and again highs will reach only at about 16 that's pretty the same across the region other words, the coast or is like half moon 58 while 54 livermore too typical with a rain event in typical with a lot of cloud cover to deal with as well next couple of days, we get those showers today tomorrow and then opening things up by the time we get to monday back to you. all right dave, thanks a lot will happening today in an effort to make the streets of san francisco a bit safer. the group united playaz is hosting. >>their annual gun buyback event that's right. it's an anonymous event put together in partnership. >>with the mayor's office, a violence prevention services our kron four's reyna harvey is actually live at the location this morning with more reyna. >>the morning marty the morning noel and yes that anonymous element of this event is why it's so successful. this morning and it has been successful throughout the years on in the media staging area because obviously we don't want to have our cameras pointed to the people that are here but you can see the san francisco police department behind me they have been taking guns, you can see over here right here this is we are they're getting a lot of those rifles they've been collecting organs that have been dropped off anonymously there's a line here actually 1038 powers street is the around the block will literally people have been arriving all morning, waiting even before the event started 8 o'clock here. i talked to organizers and they were telling me a little history of the organization in wanna do what they do they were telling me recently, especially during the coronavirus months we've been living through this pandemic they've seen an increase in gun violence in many different areas but especially here in san francisco as well where they're targeting this morning. so they're trying to allow people who may have purchased guns at the beginning of the pandemic and did you know no longer want them or found him at a relative's house or for what ever reason no questions asked you come down here able to turn the guns over to now i like i mentioned speaking to the organizers who talked about you know why they wake up and do this every morning and here is one of the creators of united players take a listen at why he's doing this today we save a lot of that's all we're doing is getting guns off the streets. we have to. >>eliminate. senseless gun violence. you and that's why we're here today, i'm not against the second amendment. but i'm death again says this gun violence on the survivor we right here in san francisco, california. i'm a survivor from last time guy said it was in 2008 will 3 blocks away from there. >>right in the organizers also tell me there was a homicide on block a day or so ago so this is something that they've been seen in the community and they want to take action if they want to stop you know all the senseless killing that they've been seen back out here live you can see right behind me they just picked up some more guns that were just dropped off a moment ago, so that's what they're doing right now let's going to happen is like they did in previous years they'll be taking in melted down and constructed into some plaques and different things like that also do something within the community a ceremony with the guns if they bring back in meltdown so this is something that has been going on 4 years in especially now more than ever the community is coming together in this way and all these different organizations to stop the gun violence for now reporting here in san francisco reyna harvey kron 4 news all right reena thanks a lot and it is as you brought up, it is something that really hits home. >>in that san francisco neighborhood a little bit too close to home, thanks a lot for that live report from the city. >>noel. >>well or call is the latest tech company to announce it is leaving the bay area, the company plans to move to austin texas from what redwood city tesla ceo elon musk is also relocating to austin that news follows an announcement this week that hewlett packard is 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you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa >>niners up against a familiar face this weekend as former niner alex smith in the washington football team had to arizona. any other year he likely would return to levi stadium to a standing ovation after his incredible comeback. instead the 2 teams meet in an empty state farm stadium with playoff hopes online the washington football team is coming off a big upset over the steelers kickoff is set for one 25 on sunday. >>i just want to all the girls out there that you can do anything you set your mind to like you really can and if you have that mentality all the way like you can do big things. >>that was vanderbilt sarah fuller moments after making history as the first female to play in a power 5 conference football game. bay area football player. morgan sauls will be watching closely when fuller suits up tomorrow for the common doors game against tennessee. in fact the 2 have a lot in common take a look. >>morgan sauls widow was born a competitor. her parents raced her to never think twice about playing sports be my sister. >>played soccer since we could basically so when asked to join the jv football team her sophomore year live oaks high school she didn't think twice about saying, yes, especially my first year i was just super anxious like any practice as just like i really didn't know what to expect, but you know the more was on the team, the mom like i really fit in with these guys. morgan says she quickly realized kicking a football is much different than a soccer ball, a football you have to it in a very specific spot to get like it will stand then you know to get accurate kick in a far morgan worked with the kicking coach, the entire summer leading up to her junior season a 125 points for the team between my junior and senior year morgan says she had no plans to play football in college. but after a disappointing trial for the cal lutheran soccer team. she went on a limb and emailed the on to be the first girl to play football in the southern california intercollegiate athletics conference and the first girl to score when she kicked a p 18 during the homecoming game her freshman year. was blacked out in that moment like it's just an awesome moment to lay. >>turn back to your team they're all like super pumped for you fast forward to late 2020 she's missing out on a true senior season, thanks to covid. >>instead morgan is celebrating vanderbilt sarah fuller making history. she basically had to learn how to kick a football and a week. >>knowing from person on stay and said so difficult to do and so i was super stoked to see. the attention on her and for her to get a chance morgan tells us it's been tough to see all of the criticism fuller has received so like a football i q and just a lot respect for women in the first place like they they don't know or experiences. morgan hopes that little girls everywhere realize that they can do anything they set their mind to women in our super strong we 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night and we're bracing for a little bit more for the rest of the check in the back window here things are looking pretty blustery out there dave. >>yeah little bit of the way some winds and but still those overcast skies around the immediate they that will lift a little bit this afternoon. don't expect a lot of sunshine though going on here for today and we are looking at another dose of rain coming our way in time for tomorrow morning live shot coming in from half moon bay there. the overcast skies in place upstream in the far left if you notice that line of cloud cover that's the next for a line of rain showers we expect by early tomorrow morning we're kind of almost was a balmy but very mild mid to upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline 48 for antioch 47 meanwhile for santa rosa, you know it's a lot of times it can be in the 30's and even 20's up there for comparison's sake were some half a dozen dozen degrees ahead of the progress this time from yesterday, no delays at sfo as we look at mostly cloudy skies into the afternoon. again another batch of rain just about tomorrow morning, we'll got a march through some of that and look for some rain that's coming also into next week as well back to you. >>thanks a lot dave. let's get right back to our top story this morning. the fda's approval of a covid vaccine could not have come at a more critical time for the bay area that's right here is where each of the 9 counties stand this morning in terms of available icu beds. >>according to each county's health department alameda county with a population of one 0.7 million people has the highest number available with 70. then comes contra costa county with 38 and then there are 35 available icu beds this morning in san francisco. >>county and santa clara county and then 29 beds available in san mateo county. solano county has 15 beds are 9 in marin and sonoma counties napa county has just 4 icu beds available this morning and since vaccine won't be widely available for several months its approval. >>won't provide any immediate relief for our hospitals local health officials or giving a pretty grim outlook on how hospital bed capacity is dwindling to distressingly low levels. >>so i've seen a significant increase in numbers but it's actually worse than what we're experiencing before because we are seeing across all ages, not just younger people. so we're seeing a lot more in the way of hospital bed use icu bed years and we're on for chasing or fatalities as well, but we feel that we could not wait until then to take action. >>need to act now before things get worse for us in sonoma county. >>so for now the bay area capacity is at just 16.7% down along with northern california. we are the only 2 regions in the state to remain above the 15% icu bed threshold that would require the stay at home order now the greater sacramento region is now under new restrictions and that includes the lake tahoe area. meantime the san joaquin valley and southern california regions are almost completely out of icu beds. as health officials continue to warn about just how dire the situation is that hospitals during the pandemic what's not immediately clear is just how bad the situation is compared to what hospital icy use would see during a normal typical flu season. reporter doug johnson has more on that. so it's. >>getting to a point facilities are going to be we don't do something about it doctor tanned long knows firsthand how bad things could get inside the hospital's intensive care unit now brags and sacramento doctor dong just graduated from his residency in july spending most of the first wave this pandemic inside the icu and a south florida hospital i've never my own eyes, you overwhelmed this pandemic we haven't really had open up. >>more areas just for a single set of patients which we had to do for our first wave of covid patients in april 3rd once as normal icu occupancy rates vary from hospital to hospital. >>but department of health and human services study from 2013 found typical occupancy for icu is between 6 to 8% and 75%. >>the latest state numbers for the greater sacramento region are at 14.8%. >>a lot of my friends are in critical care right now. and their hospitals are also overwhelmed. it would help. a lot of health care workers if people. are able you know going out ice use of more specialized equipment like ventilators it specialized medicines which too many patients come in. >>could run out not just for covid but. >>if you're on a ventilator you'll need medications like sedation. some patients that are very sick will need medications like pressures if their blood pressures are really low. we have to bring up their boat blood pressures with ease pressure medications. and you know we don't think good to organ failure doctor dong says it's not just about icu beds, it's also about staffing. >>i see is typically need more nurses for each patient one icu nurse would have one or 2 patients compared being on the floors. that signers would have 6 patients to haul. >>nation is >>this problem so we can't pull a lot of travel nurses, you know travel nurses are being pulled by every state say can't just fill it in >>there's just from outside too. >>doug johnson sacramento. >>all this comes as california set yet another single-day high for covid infections at 35,468 and friday marked the 8th consecutive day of more than 22,000 new cases and the 3rd day over that span of more than 30,000 cases statewide the virus has killed another 184 people since yesterday and put 37 more in icu beds in the state. all told more than 20,000 people have died in california since the pandemic began. well. >>in the south bay, the santa clara county public health department reports a violation of county and state health orders and it's now led to a large covid outbreak in the south bay youth basketball program. it involves coaches. players and their close contacts health officials have identified 77 infections, including 39 players 3 coaches and 35 other contacts, plus a 17 additional cases were discovered in other counties, the county learned players from affected teams violated health orders by traveling from santa clara county to play in a youth basketball tournament in placer county last month. meanwhile santa clara county officials say playgrounds will reopen today as long as everyone follows the required health and safety protocols. here's the list of recreation areas that will reopen over these next 2 days the city parks and recreation department will conduct safety inspections and cleaning and sanitizing the playground areas. >>well the new stay at home orders are taking a heavy toll on the restaurant industry with their business is limited to takeout or delivery only. chef dominique rend spoke to us about how restaurants are trying to survive crane is the only woman chef in the country to hold 3 michelin stars for san francisco restaurant at ren she says part of the struggle is that there's a misconception that upscale restaurants like hers, do not have any financial hardships. >>we urge you to a history. and he's always being on mode, you know you get you the marching in the restaurant, it's a it's it's so tiny and we are one of the only industry that hey had lot of double taxes and on that so we've been regard of it's a great complete you know kind abuse but you know the reason why we are here because we are the 7 some of the community. we love tucker, we love to share we enough to bring people together and you just new today, it's been since the beginning of time. >>and you can watch the full interview on our streaming app kron on which you can download for free in your app store. >>developing news this morning, san francisco police have identified the suspect charged with shooting and killing a man in the city's soma neighborhood on wednesday. it happened wednesday morning on the corner of mission in washburn streets. police say 56 year-old jimmy bell shot 54 year-old eugene chan. the victim was taken to a hospital where he later died. bell was arrested on suspicion of homicide and for being a felon in possession of a firearm. in the east bay and ugly act on the first night of hanukkah menorah at alameda city hall was toppled thursday night. vandals also tore down christmas lights from the tree in front of city hall city officials say there's 0 tolerance for hate in the city and by friday morning, the city's recreation and parks department or acted a new menorah honoring the holiday if you have any information that could help in investigation. you are asked to contact alameda police. >>and now to the south bay where san jose police chief eddie garcia is saying farewell after 5 years as chief and close to 30 years with the department garcia's last day on the job is today. he's served in almost every branch of the department and he tells kron 4 that he's proud of how he's leaving the sjpd. >>to pat myself on the back of that everything that we've done here is because of my men and women but in the last 5 years that i've been chief i feel that we are a more solid ground. we've rebuilt. this police department we we rebuild this department i didn't use the collective between our police unions are men and women city hall, the city manager's office and we've got a great job to turn this corner because this department was dying. 5, 6 years ago we were able to rebuild it. we have instituted a reforms in issues in this police department at a time when we did not have to. and so the next leadership of this police department i you know for even more reform is coming on solid ground to build upon what we've done in 5 years. >>and chief garcia confirms that he is a finalist to become the chief of police in dallas texas. more than 50 years after the so-called zodiac killer first began terrorizing the streets of the bay area. codebreaking team is believed to have finally cracked one of the killers mysterious coded messages that were sent to the san francisco chronicle back in 1969. it's called the 3.40 cipher and that message was unraveled by a trio of code breakers. the ciphers text rather includes the quote i am not afraid of the gas chamber because it will send me to paradise. the zodiac killed 5 people back in 1969 6068 69 also terrorizing bay area communities for a time. the trio took their findings of the fbi a week ago, but didn't reveal their breakthrough until the fbi confirmed and cleared that information. we have the entire d coded message on our website you can read it all at kron 4 dot com dave ok we have some rain overnight and some wet roads and fog to start today awful see the sun poke out a little bit this afternoon but generally speaking mostly rain free. another batch is due tomorrow morning. >>we project all of that next week as well keep it here. >>welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning everybody and kind of what rose to start things off lots of cloud cover to end service fog. it's a different type of fog that we typically time again it's more that radiation fog that you get after a rain event it's not the infection fog that we typically get at the golden gate bridge. that will clear out a little bit as we get to the early afternoon sfo, no delays being reported this morning. the shot from half moon bay, this may be more problematic at the coast could lift that fog low lying clouds they may linger for much of the day and even most of the region of the bay area you're still looking at basically mostly sunny skies might start start to get a little bright in the afternoon. son carrying out a little bit so there's the flow pattern northwest to southeast as we got in place, mild temperatures here upper 50's along the east bay shoreline 47 santa rosa, 54 novato in 57 meanwhile for san jose. so what we see happening. well with today that rain is going to start to head down south into the central valley. we take a break for today before the next batch gets here very late tonight early tomorrow morning probably predawn it will start. i want to start with the winds real quickly to see what happens this afternoon the wake of the rain that we had we actually have a little bit of an offshore wind event that tries to develop very weak, it is not going to a problem because we already have a lot of moisture at the surface. then we get the next storm system that comes through but after it does we see strong onshore winds in place i just checked all the advisories. we don't have anything with this just yet. now up in the mountains though there is a new winter storm warning that's been posted for tahoe. that's with tomorrow storm that we're talking about transferring to snow of course for those folks up there. now let's watch a march through this here for today again opening up the skies a little bit this afternoon late tonight tomorrow morning boom there it is frozen about 8.30 just starting to exit about 9 or 10 o'clock the north bay by that point but moderate to heavy rains expected about this time tomorrow, maybe couple claps of thunder thrown in there for good measure and potentially maybe some hail but also opening up the skies tomorrow afternoon just like we saw just like we'll see today and then maybe a last minute little bout of some light rain showers across the north bay a little bit in the afternoon overnight. we clear out dry out will be actually cold to start things off on monday morning back to that trend that were cut a useful used to again snow back in the forecast for tao tomorrow, it looks like with highs expected about 39. again the winter storm. warning that's been posted for those folks that will be for sunday monday, 37 about 46 warming up a touch by tuesday before the next system gets here. that's going to those longer range forecast models that's tomorrow and kate get a little break. and maybe about wednesday. we see another batch perhaps maybe some cloud cover with that. this is all more juicy though by thursday it looks like maybe a chance of getting some water a train out of that and then into the following weekend looks like we'll get again another batch of some more moderate rain showers and kind of opens up a little bit the highway out in the pacific mid-fifties to upper 50's in the central valley today don't forget the beginning some rain during the day potentially 64 san francisco, 64 l a x and 61 for san diego get back on the home front. pretty much 60 from the coast all the way to the inland areas and along the bay side so not a lot of mercury movement with all of that. here's the 7 day forecast lined up for you. again we're looking for new opportunities for rain. wednesday thursday, maybe even friday and into the weekend notice these lows the very telling here first of all we see monday morning quite chilly, 34 drying out clearing out. then we see the cut gets more mild again dropping off again as we get into thursday into friday indicating maybe some drier air at least partially try to work in here meanwhile your lows of the coast in the 40's back to you. for your health social distancing lockdowns growing unemployment economic uncertainty. >>all of this has led to an increase in the need for mental health treatment. in fact, 25% of adults say their biggest stressors this year have been social distancing and loneliness and almost half of them say that they hide their feelings if they're suffering from stress. our health expert want joins me to talk about how stress quietly affects all of us and what we can do about it karen good morning. what is quiet stress. >>why it's stress very different from the stress that we tend to think of as you know when you get really upset start swearing, you start yelling, yeah and and just these loud outburst of of emotion. >>however, quiet stress and and they found that 53% of californians have experienced quiets just and that's when you retained and when you hold in all your those emotions because you don't want to. you don't want stress out your family members by your own stress so people tend to close in and keep it all inside and that is a potential for health effects just in itself you can really see that in and also by being quiet when dealing with your stress it makes it difficult for. >>family members to door to door to ask you and what's going on i'm guessing that more men than women are saying oh nothing on fine. >>right right, we just kind of go through our day in just a shelter, ourselves. >>and and you you become very emotional up mostly paralyzed. so it's very difficult to express your emotions after a while and then it's also difficult to work through the stress as well. >>there are some definite physical impact that quiet stress has on us. >>yes and one that you don't really always think about but hair loss and yeah, and you know they're all different reasons for hair loss. but this one in particular is it is associated with stress traumatic events and that hair loss occurs at the top of your your scalp the good thing is it's temporary, but it can be very devastating. 4 people. >>and i understand you have a quick fix for of foreign not the hair loss, but for some stress. >>but so you can't really control say the hair loss and usually occurs 3 months after that traumatic but sooner you can get out of that phase. the better because you don't want this to be ongoing. so actually you pressure i don't know if you've ever experienced acupressure had anyone do that i have you can also self-administer the acupressure and there's there's a point an accurate point right between your if you press on the zach you points they actually are art. you know they release the tension and they also increase circulation. so if you take yours some and press and then kind of circle around for about 10 minutes 5 to 10 minutes of pressure and that pressure to to feel it but then not too much to give you a and then if you don't use your thumb you can also use your 4th finger and then it's just gentle circles around how often should do that take you point is for reducing anxiety and reducing stress and how often should you do that per day. you can do that any time as many times as you feel that you need it. >>another a sign that that our body is dealing with stress is a weight gain. >>yes and it's actually iran, your abdominal area so central obesity and what's interesting they've done a lot of studies the effects of cortisol which is the stress hormone and obesity but this particular study by yale university study the essential abc and women that were lean so they were not overweight that they tended to to accumulate and store fat in the abdominal area because of cortisol and the overreaction to you to stress. >>we also saw on the screen there are attic sleep patterns are also significant sign that we're dealing with stress. >>right and and one of the ways to get out of stress is to get more sleep but then that's a problem in itself because when you're stressed often times you have a hard time falling asleep as well as staying asleep. so one of the ways to get out of that is to just have a regular set teen had a pattern of sleeping some type of ritual i recommend you know making sure the room is completely dark because at all in the melatonin is released and will help you. >>fall asleep, naturally. >>you know what there's so much to this topic that we're out of time maybe we can revisit this next saturday and go tell the rest of this because there's so much to talk about and it is so common with so many people right now, but i think it's important we come back to this what do you think i would left to right. let's do then you it's a day we have the power to harness california's abundant wind and solar energy, but it's not available all day long. use less from 4 to 9 pm and we can protect california for generations to come. right now, you can get a free breakfast baconator with any order in the wendy's app. so you can shake up and 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