could play in it. also all eyes on georgia on the eve of two elections that will determine the balance of power in the united states senate. your vote tomorrow will decide which party controls the united states senate. what the president said on the campaign trail late tonight just days after that controversial phone call to georgia s secretary of state. and grab an extra blanket. clear and cold right now and more rain is on the way. you won t want to miss jeff s updated forecast. we begin with the bizarre story at kaiser hospital. dozens of employees at kaiser san jose have been infected. one has already died. the hospital says it likely happened from a surprise visit by an employee in a christmas costume. nbc bay area s ian cull has the latest. reporter: tonight the er at kaiser permanente in south san jose has just undergone a deep cleaning. more employees are being tested. so far 44 have tested positive for covid-19. and one died yesterday. we spoke with an em
out on the roadways. leave a little extra time. speeds are fine as we look at the map. green sensors. you see the green and the yellow in the north bay and other portions through sonoma, solano and napa county. lower visibility we do see an issue over in parts of the east bay. as we look over to the tri-valley you see that pocket right there on the right side. that s what kari showed you. the dublin camera, lower visibility from our rooftop camera. we can barely make out the lights but speeds are okay once you re on the deck. you do see better than we can see it. back to you, laura. thanks so much, mike. 5:01. let s look at capitol hill this morning where the direction of the senate hangs in the balance and georgia voters can swing the balance either way. the state the recent subject of so many election headlines, is holding two high-stakes senate run-off elections today. right now republicans have one more senate seat than democrats and the polls in georgia are now open.
law and i thought i would make this easy. i wrote up a release and all that mayor bloomberg has to do is download it, i ll text it, sign it and then the women or men will be free to speak and tell their own stories. it was a big moment, big moment for her last night. she s carrying it over tonight. what do you think? yeah, well exactly that, right? she obviously felt that the debate worked so well for her last night where she was taking on bloomberg especially on this issue that she decided to sort of do a stunt by bringing that crafted contract, a release form for michael bloomberg to sign. obviously she doesn t believe michael bloomberg has any intention to sign it, but she wanted to extend that moment from 24 hours ago to now and keep it going because she thinks it was really successful for her. i would note, don, she went onto say that due to some of the things that bloomberg has said about women or things that in lawsuits as alleged to have said to women and the envi
obviously she doesn t believe michael bloomberg has any intention to sign it, but she wanted to extend that moment from 24 hours ago to now and keep it going because she thinks it was really successful for her. i would note, don, she went on to say that due to some of the things that bloomberg has said about women or things that in lawsuits is alleged to have said to women, and the environment in the workplace, she said if he doesn t correct this course, it disqualifies him for the presidency. and yet when erin pressed her, whoa, whoa, you said, senator, you re going to support the democratic nominee no matter who it is. what if it is michael bloomberg? she still said she s going to support him over trump even though she just made the point she believes he s disqualified for the presidency. does she have to be careful with that? i only ask because, remember when kamala harris hit joe biden really hard in one of those early debates and she came back and tried it again, her p
look, this is why people hate politics. this is one of the big reasons that trump was able to become president, because the level of disaffection is so high, the expectations are so low that when somebody comes in who seems like they re going to be disruptive and they re playing to your outrage and your anger at the system and at these other things that other people are too afraid to talk about, it s not that they re too afraid. they re too smart. they re too subtle. they re too sophisticated. but it appeals to you, boom. now you ve got a guy who has a shot that should have never had one. and, it continues. they said about obama everything they truly believed in. now they say none of it. i m not crazy about the democrats that threaten to do the same thing, but that s the game. that s the game. well, as an observer of politics because you know i sit here, and you came from a political family. you re not in d.c., but we do politics every night. that s what we ve been doing