that s the down side. two kids. it s not fair to them. reporter: he will get a covid test tomorrow and quarantine the next ten days. travelers returning to santa clara county and san francisco must quarantine for ten days. san francisco supervisor matt haney says it is one way to keep the new strain of the virus out of the city. there aren t a lot of ways for it to be enforced. what we re saying, this is best practice. if you re coming into san francisco, stay home for ten days. reporter: despite pleas from lawmakers to stay home, the tsa says on saturday it screen nearly 1.2 million people. the record high since the pandemic began. close to 2 million people will travel this holiday weekend. noah and his friends just got back from a beach vacation in mexico. i m not necessarily too afraid for my sake. if i was older maybe. but i m young. i need to realize there are other problems other than just covid. reporter: it is important to know these quarantine restrictions
universities have cut almost 100 sports programs: soccer, squash, golf, gymnastics. football powerhouse clemson cut men s track and field. stanford eliminated 11 sports. more than 1,500 student-athletes will no longer have a team to compete for. it was kind of a surgical strike, if you will a 15- minute call to tell them that your life as you know it is now changed forever. ( ticking ) viola davis is currently the youngest actor to have won an oscar, an emmy and a tony award. and as you ll hear tonight, she knew that she needed to slip poverty s grip if she were ever going to slip into character. what about my life? i needed something to catapult me out of this like a rocket booster. the dreams, they couldn t be casual dreams. did you know you had talent deep down? abso-freakin-lutely. ( ticking ) i m lesley stahl. i m bill whitaker. i m anderson cooper. i m jon wertheim. i m scott pelley. those stories, tonight, on 60 minutes. ( ticking ) many people
hour to stop the spread of covid-19 and ease the strain on overwhelmed hospitals. several counties. now under a new stay at home order. and more will join at midnight. we have team coverage let )s begin with nbc bay area s sergio quintana live in san francisco. where restaurants and bars. are closing up a big part of their operations. here )s a look at where the bay area stands in terms of i-c-u bed availability. very good. let s check in with rob maeda right now. rob, you have three of the top stories of the day all wrapped into weather. yeah, at least one of them for sure, we don t typically associate with december, and that is the red flag warning that is now in effect for all of the north bay, the east bay hills, and the santa cruz mountains from now to about 5:00 tomorrow. before we get there, before the winds start to pickup towards tomorrow morning we have another chilly night setting up around the bay area outside right now. it s not too bad. we
distance in a cathedral which normally seats 2,500. i think they have one policy for all churches. i would like to see something more reasonable that errs on the side of safety but also respected our first amendment right to worship. sometimes i don t feel as close to jesus when i don t come to his home. i m going to miss him again. reporter: gyms must close or operate outdoors. that s almost impossible for planet granite indoor climbing gym in the presidio that is forced to make tough choices for the second time. they forced us to lower staff again. hopefully, this shutdown is not as long as the previous one. it makes sense given the current climate of covid-19 that it does have to reclose again. it s just pretty sad. rock climbing is such a community sport. reporter: in golden gate park, top attractions like the deyoung museum and california academy of sciences are locked up tight. the new sky star wheel has stopped turning. closed after debuting only last month
heavily affected by all of this as well as parts of the south bay. let s take a look from our san bruno mountain camera. you can see it is shaking. wind speeds have picked up throughout the night. they re expected to get even gus gustier. rob maeda a covering the story for us. these are the conditions we were worried about. strong winds on the increase and humidity levels starting to drop down. walnut creek 16% humidity sustained winds at 20 miles per hour. livermore humidity 10% winds down to 15. we re starting to see some of the wind spilling into oakland. 31 miles per hour, sustained winds there. you can see the winds picking up in san francisco. but at the top of the list, 84 mile per hour gusts up at mount saint helena. it is the north bay seeing the worst of it now. the transition over the last six hours, some of the dryer air sweeping offshore at the golden gate bridge. you can see it there. the reason we have the wind advisory up through 11:00 a.m. tomorrow, gus