relief from the pandemic hopefully, is on the way. but hospitalizations and deaths continue to mount ktvu is as a smith here now, with the growing toll as wel. frank sadly, were almostnt, icu beds e filling up at the same time. there is hope with the vaccine. versatile i'm happy to be alive. i'm happy to be here, said jose resident rolando moughniyah on the mend after contracting covid-19 hospitalized for a week on oxygen support as he recovers. he's also grieving. his 65 year old uncle did not survive the virus. his funeral last friday in many ways, ah. like a grandfather to my kids thoroughly loved dearly missed 999. other families in santa clara county share similar pain, the first bay area county to record 1000 covid-19 deaths, and it's profoundly sad. we. know that this is a deadly virus. january 31st 2020 santa clara county announced the bay area's first case, a man returning to san jose from a trip to wuhan. china were not surprised to be announcing the first case in the bay area and in northern california. our assessment is that the public at large is still at low risk. months into the pandemic. countless lives up ended not just from the virus itself, the economic fall out all normalcy gone now promising news of a vaccine. yet deaths are soaring. even though we're all very fatigued and you know, sick and tired of the pandemic, the virus is not. giving up at regional medical center in san jose, the head nurse of the covid unit says it's a full house nurses, often the last person at a dying patient's bedside. that's definitely been one of the. heartbreaking things kind of the loneliness and isolation with which patients and passed to help her cope. she focuses on the patients saved, like survivor rolando, he says to beat the virus. he urges people to go to the hospital if they have symptoms, mask up and social distance for a chance for deaths to decline. in the county official i spoke with anticipates it will be 6 to 9 months until theres herd immunity another year before, he says things could get back to normal. frank azenith smith live forced tonight as the thank you, the bay area counties say they are working to get vaccines to people 65 older under the new guidelines that were rolled out yesterday, san francisco has gotten started it two of its clinics. contra costa county announced that they'll start making appointments though the slots maybe weeks away, but places like napa and santa clara county say they can't get to the 65 year olds just yet. they're just getting started on those aged 75 over health departments and at least two bay area county say the arrival of covid-19 vaccinations has brought a new problem. people attempting to jump the line and get vaccinated when they're not eligible. yet some people from either. out of county or people who are not eligible for vaccination signing up through those forwarded links on then having to be turned away. santa clara isn't alone in this problem in the ring county a sign up link scamp forced 1000 people to skip getting a vaccine assignment link originally intended for health care workers have been copied and pushed out via email and social media to the public. several big tech companies, including microsoft sales force and oracle are working with the mayo clinic to try to develop a digital covid vaccination passport. it would be used to show proof that you've received the vaccine before you board a plane or go back to work in an office setting. earlier today, we talked about the project with larry maggot of connect safely got torque. well, the idea is that once you have some kind of proof that you've been vaccinated, i don't know how that proof would arrive, but it would get into your google pay or apple wallet so that when you had your smartphone, you could show ah path and that path could be a barcode. right now. anyone who receives the vaccine has given a piece of paper validating their immunization status. president elect joe biden says that he hopes that congress will quickly passes $1.9 trillion coronavirus economic relief land. it includes $1 trillion to help families in need. they'll receive $1400 direct stimulus checks, rental assistance and an employment benefit extension will also be 444. billion dollars in emergency funds for small businesses and communities and $400 billion to stop the spread of covid-19 and to boost vaccine distribution. vaccine roll out in the united states has been a dismal failure thus far. tomorrow. will lay out our vaccination plan. correct course and meet our goal of 100 million shots at the end of my 1st 100 days is president. this will be one of the most challenging operational efforts we have ever undertaken is a nation. but the president elect said that he knows this plan is costly, but said the u. s cannot afford to fail. the u. s capital is under heavy security tonight ahead of the presidential inauguration. vice president mike pence talked with some of the 21,000 national guard troops who are deployed there. earlier he got a briefing about the extraordinary security around the capital following that deadly takeover attempt last week. authorities say that they're closely watching online. shatter about the potential for armed protests across the country. california governor gavin newsom has mobilized 1000, california national guard troops over concerns about civil unrest around the state. capitol crews have been putting up barricades, including a 6 ft tall, chain link fence to protect the capitol grounds. the governor said that california is taking every necessary step to ensure that there is no violence in sacramento bay area law enforcement. agencies. they're also looking at a number of sides that could potentially be targets. ktvu zambelli life for us tonight in oakland airport with how the alameda county sheriff's department is preparing for the potential unrest. amber heather, the sheriff tells me airports among the sites that maybe targets, he says. previous training and plans are in place. to protect them. the airport is of a concern because people that are part of these organized groups plan to travel. oakland international airport is quiet on this night. alameda county sheriff gregory ahern says there is no specific threat against any bay area fights, but that airports are a focus for stepped up security or they packaging their weapons. to travel with him are they're sending their well. pens. i ahead of time. sonia sotomayor we're paying attention, very close attention, and the sheriff says very close attention is also being paid to what's considered critical infrastructure such as bridges, dams and federal buildings, among others. before and on inauguration day. we are at a high level of concern for what's going on with conversations and social media and group's second organized very quickly and cause a great deal of. disruption alameda county sheriff's office is the bay area regional law enforcement coordinator, which covers 16 counties from moderate to the oregon border. ahern says his agency is in charge of mutual aid and any time one entity gets to a situation that overwhelms their agency. they simply make one phone call to us, and we provide them their assistance in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood, the owner of iraqi s tech, a restaurant says businesses in the area. you have been vandalized during previous unrest whenever they're psycho, thank you their protests or or any of that. there's always a concern us small business owners. she plans to take precautions. we board up the whole restaurant. so like the front, the windows and everything that's what we do. the sheriff tells me. he's in daily communication with law enforcement, ranging from local police chiefs to the fbi. nothing seems to raise to the level of major threat in our area. major concern. yes. sheriff tells me so far there has been no request from other law enforcement agencies for help with staffing, but that his deputies are ready to help should the call come live at oakland international airport. amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. scammers continued to target the state's employment department coming up how criminals from us far away is russia were able to get their hands on $8. billion in fraudulent benefits. also kaiser find yet again 11 of its hospitals have now been cited for covid-19. prison inmates havn charged in san diego county was scamming the state's unemployment benefits system. prosecutors say that those inmates received more than $160,000 through fraud committed between june and september of last year. we're now learning that an organized crime ring also tried to benefit from fraudulent claims in our state. those phony clams are believed to total billions of dollars. ktvu cristina rendon tells us that as the state investigates people who honestly need the money are stuck waiting. california has been an easy target for bogus unemployment claims. the agency fighting an uphill battle is it tries to root out the problem. the sacramento bee reports of fraud ring in moscow tried to scam me d. d o the first day, a new idea verification system launched last october, and now that system is flagging $750 million a week across 14 states. inflate claims criminals around the world understand. california has the weakest security and our systems of practically any state in the country. robert lapsley is president of california business roundtable, the organization issue a report that found of the $112 billion in benefits paid out for march of last year. to the start of this year, more than eight billion went to scammers laughs, he says. that is four times higher than the two billion reported by the state and assigned that fraud detection should have been in place sooner canceled their detection program. five years ago, and he d d. it hasn't been replaced. now they are back in place. how do you execute such a critically important programming a pandemic, especially. putting out $112 million and deficits with no fried to texas. now we see why the numbers are so big, michael bernick, an employment attorney and former et de director, says the majority of the theft is happening in the pandemic unemployment assistance program. show new unemployment claims in that program still a high number but a big drop from 100 to 200,000 claims scene last summer that amount of fraud. schemes to be decreasing sharply, and thies claims they're being weeded out. now he credits the anti fraud actions implemented by a, d d and the crackdown on fraud happening in california prisons. still so many people with legitimate claims are getting mixed up in the agency's efforts to keep scammers obey, leaving them waiting to receive benefits. and i know they are. moving as quickly as possible to unfreeze accounts. and to resolve the issues, but there's no otherwise there's no good answer. he did. he did respond to my request, but only to say they couldn't comment before our deadline because they're dealing with a massive amount of media enquiries, but that they're working to get us information as soon as possible. cristina rendon ktvu fox two news. another kaiser permanente hospital here in the bay area has now been added to calendar, which is list of major covid-19 violators. kaiser permanente san leandro hospital is the. 11th kaiser facility find for covid-19 violations by cal osha violations include staff failing to fill out proper forms for work related illnesses and failing to notify employees who had significant exposure to covid-19 cases earlier this year, kaiser citations total more than $450,000. comprise 10% of all of the cal osha coronavirus violations in the state still to come. a decision tonight from a special prosecutor about the police killing of a man in vallejo, who passed. coming up why those officers. who shot and killed him are not going to face charges. tied a couple of records today for warmth. we had 70 70 ones, too. let me had 70 70 ones, too. let me warm again tomorrow. go. if there's 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through covered california is comprehensive - with mental health coverage and financial help for people who need it. enrollment ends january 31st. killed willie mccoy. you may remember officers shot him after he was found passed out in his car in a taco bell drive thru with a loaded gun on his lap. our crime of water. henry lee talked with special prosecutor who made the decision. got six fully hope police officers will not be criminally charged for fatally shooting willie mccoy in a taco bell drive thru in 2019. mccoy was asleep in a car with a gun in his lap. i felt that all six were legal legally justified. it thought he say. the officers fired 55 shots in three seconds after mccoy awoke and reached for the gun. koi was hit by about three dozen of those rounds. as soon as the officers felt that there was no more threat. they stopped firing special prosecutor michael ramos, a former san bernardino county d. a review the case that the request of solano county d. a. krista abrams, who recused herself. threat. he had this individual with the gun and just laughed. it was loaded that you have to. um, you can't sit back as a you know, monday morning quarterback and one of the officers who opened fire, ryan mcmahon was terminated by vallejo police not for deciding to shoot mccoy, but because he fired a shot while another officer was about to be in the line of fi that man was also cleared of criminal liability for fatally shooting one l foster a year earlier. in a statement, vallejo police said the death of willie mccoy is a tragic loss of life. we continue to extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of mr mccoy. so this is a you know, not surprising, but it's still it's shocking, sickening to us civil rights attorney melissa no old represents because family and says the gunfire was excessive. on overkill. it's unnecessary. a man who hasn't actually grabbed a weapon or open fire on you to continue to shoot until the person is just. immeasurably deceased. among the materials reviewed by that special prosecutor was a report by a use of force expert hired by the city of vallejo, who found those 55 shots were reasonable. a civil lawsuit is pending. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. san francisco mayor london breed today nominated a new city of ministry theresa after the woman in that position was forced to resign amid the ongoing public corruption scandal. now breen nominated current assessor and former san francisco supervisor carmen too for that position. earlier this week, naomi kelly resigned a city administrator following wire fraud charges against her husband, harlan kelly, the former head of the s f p. you see they were the latest charges in the fbi. eyes widening probe. now the board of supervisors. must approve the mayor's nomination of carmen to taking a look at the temperatures again from today, and we'll just roll those into tomorrow. i mean, we're talking about numbers that were today in the sixties and seventies. tomorrow we're back in the sixties and seventies and jac today with 67 tomorrow, maybe 68 antioch, so a nice mild pattern without rain, dry conditions, windy conditions coming up. upon sunday, monday and tuesday. mike it's a red flag warning s o will keep an eye out for that again. it zed flag warning is never good, but this time year it's got some. you know, there's some. things are a little bit less severe. obviously the fuel moistures we're running a little higher temperatures a little cooler, so we'll see what happens. let's get to that point. that's more like will notice it on sunday night into monday. in the beginning, if there's some good wind, i think the biggest thing would be some limbs down and things like that. there is the satellite imageessure. you e the rotation around that and that this thing just runs the joint right now this high and it's starting to work its way north and as it does, it pushes the jet stream or the rain further. and further away from where we want it to be, which is over us. so with that said, tomorrow's could be stunning. forecast for a little bit of valley fog, little bit of coast of fog. we had little coastal fog tonight. litt valley fog tomorrow morning county tomorroi think we're back in it again from just fog in the morning and then breaks off. mostly sunny san francisco enrolls in the mid sixties sandals, they'll be in the low seventy's. i think a lot of areas around the baby upper sixties and seventies so really, reall. really unusually nice day, so just enjoy it be safe at the coast. i know a lot of folks out in about these days with the changed schedules and the oceans nasty, dangerous right now. that's a swell. it's not. they do have a high surf advisory up now that probably drop it again tomorrow, but it's going to need to be up a lot because there's just a lot of swell in the water, so just be safe going to the ocean. stay off the rocks. stay off the wet sand when we come back. actually, i won't i won't see you guys till sunday night, but at that point we'll b. potentiad maybe a red flag warning sunday into monday. okay, bill, thank you appreciate it, all right, coming up next 49ers defensive coordinator, robert solid. getting his first chance is an nfl head coach, sports director mark of on you as well all the details on the deal with the new york jets. 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