she has turned to west valley community services for help to cover the first and last month and deposit needed to rent a place. home for her is the western santa chaira valley, thought to be affluent. >> poverty does not know a zip code and everywhere there are folks drugling to survive. >> reporter: west valley has seen a 50% increase in clients since the donors and individuals. >> i've cried more in the last nine months then i have i think in my entire life. to see the desperation and the sadness and worry on the faces of the folks that line up every day to get food. >> reporter: besides financial contributions apple, located in the west valley, has even donated thousands of pounds of fruit harvested from its campus. produce it would normally serve in its cafeterias which are closed due to the pandemic. however, preventing homelessness is a key focus across the region. according to destination home people in need have seen an average 60% drop in their monthly income. the $950 income covers but half the average area rent of $1,700. leaving them $300 behind in rent and rising. >> not ev

. >> the stage at west valley college theater is one of those places. >> basically the show was about to start. >> the sets that andrew bright designed and built back then still sits unacted upon. >> painted and ready for a show that's never happened. >> it's been a trying time for all who work in the theater including andrew. he is a professional artist who taught in the past, but not until he walked backstage at west valley five years ago did it all come together for him. >> i saw drawing, painting, it was engineering and working with students and it was just this perfect confluence of everything i like. >> but while time may have stood still in the theater, andrew has not in the shop. he's been making simple desks to be given free to remote learners needing a space to learn. andrew got the idea after seeing a video of a father making desks for his kids. >> as soon as i saw it, light bulb. i was, like, this is something that i can do to tangibly help right away. >> you can set it right here. andrew got to work with donations like places like the local home depot and volunteers from

. >> the stage at west valley college theater is one of those places. >> basically the show was about to start. >> the seth brought up designed and didn't work back then, since said he's now who work for the theater. he's a professional artist who talked in the past, but not until he walked backstage at west valley five years ago did it all come together for him. >> it was drying, it was painting, it was engineering so it was just this perfect confluence of. >>> while time may have. he's been making simple, with remote learners needing a place to learn. andrew got the idea after seeing a video of a father making desks for his kids. >> as soon as i saw it, light bulb. it was like, this is something that i can do to tangibly help right away. >> so now, for example, up next, 80 tests now with delivery of 0 more. >> we've heard it makes a difference, that kids are able to fouke us, they're not at a. the parents are saying it makes a difference. >> making a difference by making sure that in this theater, good things went on during the pandemic, own if the show couldn't. >>> a very memorabl

west valley has seen a 50% increase in clients since the pandemic started. it's part of a network of partners that's given out $23 million in help this year. >> pov erty does not know a zip code. i've cried more in the last nine months then i have i think in my entire life. to see the desperation and the sadness and worry on the faces of the folks that line up every day to get food. >> social service age ji agencies believe the program would have to continue a year after the pandemic end. >>> this couple transformed their van into a personal takeout spot for two. the whites are also using their social media accounts to pay it forward. >> they have servers. >> they're sharing photos of the food and their outings hoping they can drum up support for some of the restaurants they're visiting and ordering from. is this the move? is this where we're going? >> no. >> no? >> no. >> they got the whole setup. it's cozy. >> but why wouldn't you just go home with it? >> because you want to be out. >> and they're getting served. >> i don't know if we can do that here. tha

west valley has seen a 50% increase in clients since the pandemic started. it's part of a network of partners that's given out $23 million in help this year. >> poverty does not know a zip code. in every community there are folks on the margins, folks struggling to survive. i've cried more in the last nine months then i have i think in my entire life. to see the desperation and the sadness and worry on the faces of the folks that line up every day to get food. >> social service age ji agencies believe the program would have to continue a year after the pandemic end. >>> one couple in illinois has created a little piece of normally. they transformed their van into a personal dining room for two. they do this to avoid and hope they can drum up support for the restaurants they order from. they even have the lights. >> the lights did it for me. >> the table cloth. >> good food. good mood. >> you can't move too much, but it's cute. >> just getting out of the house, it doesn't matter anymore. great idea. now i want a conversion van. here's a look at the san mateo

. >> reporter: the stage at west valley college theater is one of those places. >> basically the show is about to start. >> reporter: the set that andrew designed and built back then still sits unacted upon. >> painted and ready for a show that never happened. >> reporter: it's been a trying time for all who work in the theater, including andrew. he's a professional artist who taught in the past but not until he walked back stage at west valley five years ago did it all come together for him. >> they saw if was drawing and papt painting and engineering and working with students and just this perfect confluence of everything i like. >> reporter: but while time may have stood still in the theater, andrew has not in the shop. he has been making simple desks to be given free to remote learners needing a space to learn. andrew got the idea after seeing a video of a father making desks for his kids. >> as soon as i saw it, light bulb. this is something that i can do to tangibly help right away. >> you can set it right here. >> reporter: andrew got to work with donations from places like his

he's a professional artist who taught in the past but not until he walked backstage at west valley five years ago did it all come together for him. >> i saw it was painting, it was engineering and it was working with students. and it was just this perfect confluence of everything i like. >> reporter: but while time may have stood still in the theater, andrew has not in the scene shop. he's been making simple desks to be given free to remote learners needing a space to learn. andrew got the idea after seeing a video of a father making desks for his kids. >> as soon as i saw it, light bulb. like this is something that i can do to tangibly help light away. >> reporter: andrew got to work with donations from places like his local home depot. and volunteers from the school and community. they have already constructed 80 desks with enough materials for 80 more. andrew had been delivering them to the campbell union school district. they have had no problem finding takers among their students. >> we have heard it makes a difference. the kids are able to focus. they're not working at a dining ro

answer to valley. the professor is prompting her young entrepreneurs from optics valley. the first black mark is given. with two black marks already in the professor ‘s brooke, he is off to a bad start. they meet with an investor who had specifically sought them out. they meet with other investors throughout the day. desperate not to lose his one chance of getting a new injection of capital, he intercepts the investor who specifically wanted to see him. in wuhan, they're frustrated with how the emergency meeting went. at the end of an unsuccessful day of meetings, he is also worried about the future of his company. in the next episode, the relationship comes under pressure. and there are setbacks. good morning. many of us woke up to a wintry scene outside. more of the wintry mix through the course of today and for the next few days. to summarise the next couple of days, expect further ice and snow at times. it could bring some disruption to travel, slippery conditions underfoot as well. so it isa mix

valley. a dedicated zone for new technology enterprises, it's part of the move to transform the city's economy. this is the story of some of the people who live and work and the story of wuhan before and after the arrival of the coronavirus that would change all of our lives. the city of wuhan is the capital of central china's hubei province. home to 11 million people, it lies at the confluence of the han and yangtze rivers. known as the cradle of chinese civilisation, the yangtze is the longest river in the world to flow entirely within one country. and it was here in wuhan that, in 1966, chairman mao zedong made his famous swim — aged 73 — to prove he still had the stamina to run the nation. xujishui came to wuhan to pursue his education. a former university lecturer, he now heads up a fenjin robotics in the city's 0ptics valley zone. xu's company began working in car assembly. the competition was tough. and the company is now automating the distillation process for a local white liquor

we've had nearly an inch of rain as you head over just west of santa rosa and green valley. sonoma had about half inch of rain and about the same in oakland. san francisco measuring nearly half of an inch of rain and we may still have additional rainfall totals on top of what we've seen for richmond, san ramon, antioch getting about a quarter inch of rain and still about a tenth of an inch of rain for san jose and morgan hill. but, once again, this last wave may add up on that in the next several hours. now, as we go through the rest of the forecast, we're drying out. a sunny day and we're also going to have a drier weather trend as we continue to watch the drought monitor. we're seeing it expanding, especially for southern california and it does remain about the same for the drought here in the northern california area. so, we'll talk more about this coming up. mike, how is it looking right now for the commute? >> well, kari, the metering lights are on at the bay bridge and just south to san mateo bridge on top of the rain i saw flashing light and nothing on the report just

>>we're tired or exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher ratio was unsafe for nurses and patient

the fog registering out of the altamont pass but in the tri-valley, west 580 where that arrow is, a crash and reports of someone darting across the freeway. the slowing is clearing. there is fog creeping out of byron, brentwood. no backup. it's been like this all morning. back to you, marcus. >>> happening now for you a new strain of covid-19 different from the one plaguing the uk and it's hitting south africa and it also appears to be more infectious than the original virus. health experts, fair warning, south africa may see a flood of cases in the next wave according to the health leaders there the new strain is dominant. >>> we do have breaking news that happened while were you sleeping. there was a shooting on a bay area highway. one man died in the shooting and the latest on the investigation still under way. also the bay area county receiving thousands of vaccine doses, the moderna one as one of the faces of the pandemic receives his shot in a matter of hours. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. we want to give you a quick look at our top stories for this tuesday m

through the glacial valleys and then flowing due north to lake erie. the river finds its beginning in two branches. the northernmost being the east branch north of highway six. the source is hidden here in a wooded marshy area. the quiet pools are barely visible. even in the spring of the year, there is no observable flow of water. yet, nudged on by the slope and contour of the land, the water does begin to move ever so slowly. amazingly, within 100 yards of the beginning, the strain begins to take form. here, the river is surrounded by wildlife and wild flowers. the river cannot hide in seclusion for very long. a mile from its source, get breaks out into the open, looking more like a tiny run than a river. the cuyahoga pushes its way to the south, largely ignored by man, who merely bridges the stream where roads must cross. the cuyahoga, true to its name, shows it's wondering course almost immediately. before the cuyahoga is five miles old, it's still clear waters are entrapped and made to function for man. the city of akron uses the river to furnishe

on 5.80 west approaching to 38 sometimes referred to as the castro valley, why it's going to be a little slow right at the so if you continue on 5.80 west. it's a little heavy for about a mile as you merge onto to 38 another mile of slowing see clear is that right here right around east 14th, so well before you get to the nimitz freeway, it's going to be back at the limits are right here at the castle rally why that interchange is going to be a little slow the rest of the east bay looks really good right livermore and dublin send all union city the nimitz fremont all wide open the south a wide open up in the green on your screen for 6.81 oh one the guadalupe parkway and 85 so no because spots are trouble spots to report back to you. in the buzz wrestling has lost a legend wwe hall of famer pat patterson died of cancer in miami. >>at the age of 79. he was a fixture in the bay area in the 60's and 70's famous for making history inside and outside the ring which he chronicled in his autobiography in 2016 titled %ccepted how the first case superstar change ww ii. are you ready for some wedne

they migrated as far west as mexico and the mississippi river valley. they migrated as far south as south america and central america. they migrated all the way here to point comfort, where fort monroe is located today. they were hunters, they were gatherers, and they lived a very successful and prosperous life here. in 1607, the english had come here, and by that time the virginians had learned and mastered the art of cultivation. the english would struggle the first few years. , too, would prosper. we know from john rawls, the secretary of ecology that in 1619, 29-odd negroes arrived here. they were traded for goods. after that, we see the evolution of laws and rules and regulations that would start to manage the african population here in hampton. next, we are going to look at the war of 1812 and find out why this fort is now in existence and how it came about. why is the largest stone fort in the united states here today? the war of 1812 was a backdrop to that story. in 1812, the british once again invaded the united states. they arrived right here

. >> children and miners are being traffic in more remote locations out in the west area grand valley or south texas. >> here, a smuggler crosses the border near brownsville with four children, all under age seven. when agents approached, he abandons the kids and goes back to mexico, confused, wet and shivering, the children huddle until the border patrol arrives. >> the other day we had i think a 3-year-old child with a phone number written on her leg and then some information written on her t-shirt. you know, and to me, that is just a recipe for disaster. >> the phone numbers make it easy for u.s. officials to contact parents or relatives already here. unaccompanied children crossing the border jumped from 25 a day in april to 150 a day now. dhs officials say 35% of the kids test positive for covid. >> i'm worried for my coworkers, worried for my family, worried for my friends, word for migrants. >> why the increase? floods in the pandemic. the election of joe biden and a judge's recent ruling that unlike families or adults, the u.s. cannot return unaccompanied children over the bor

there are errors in the south—west valleys for the transmission rates as above 1000 per 100,000, so there is real concern there. three of the seven welsh health boards have cut nonessential surgeries. critical ca re nonessential surgeries. critical care wards nonessential surgeries. critical ca re wards across nonessential surgeries. critical care wards across wales are busier now than they have ever been throughout this pandemic, so there is real concern and something has to be done to alleviate the strain on the nhs, because there will be a surge over the next two weeks as the transmission rates continue. they felt they have to put these measures and so they could suppress the virus as we go into the new year and make sure the impact on the nhs wasn't as bad as it could be. ok, tomos and cardiff, for now thank you very much indeed. here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. this morning's weather. lovely picture from one of our weather this lovely picture from one of our weather watchers. the forecast today is wet in england and wales in particular. some rain milling into south

, the next out west campaign is meant to boost the city's local economy, the pitches aimed at young bay area tech workers. used to working remotely. >>we want to attract and tech to attract innovate is companies out of the bay area and on a national level to site selectors. >>more workers means more competition for housing and that will likely drive up rents in sacramento, but the council says a growing economy is going to helped by hopefully incomes for everybody. >>speaking of the greater sacramento region it will soon be under stay-at-home order that region which includes lake tahoe and the surrounding areas, there fell below 15% icu capacity today. that's the magic number right it's currently at 14.3%. the state home order will go into effect midnight tonight. it is the order most counties in the bay area. preemptively elected to adopt. up next hunter biden is at the center of a federal tax investigation why his tax affairs are now under the microscope. >>plus the trump administration calling for data on covid-19 vaccine. recipients why some states. >>are skeptical calling this a pr

tam reaching over an inch of rain and other areas like green valley just west of santa rosa had close to an inch of rain. else where about a half inch of rain and we've also seen the half inch rainfall totals in the east bay and down to a tenth of an inch in san jose, as well as morgan hill. as we go into the rest of the day, going to start to clear out. we're going to see just a few spotty showers left behind. other than that, we're going to see our sky clearing and also drying out for the rest of today as we check out los gatos rain through the morning and rest of the day looking pretty good. mike, the commute may be a little bit more slick because those roads are still wet. >> yeah, so, you might want to watch your speeds more than usual, kari, lighter traffic. you can go faster. again, watch as quick as the conditions allow. look at the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza and the conditions here are slick and many parts of the bay. also we see the east parking lot where they believe they just cleared the crash i'm talking about on the approach. no problem at the toll plaza. the

most of the fog was on the west side or east side of the san joaquin and sacramento valley. over there towards roseville and those areas. be ready as the conditions are perfect for valley fog. when we come back we will show you the model and that rain that is coming our way. get ready. we will be wet wednesday night into thursday morning. >>> sunnyvale community services held a drive through gift card and food give away. it was part after three day contactless event providing families with target gift cards and groceries. organizers say that by giving registered families gift cards they are able to shop for items themselves and pick out what they need. the cards are redeemable for gifts of 50 to $200 depending on the size of the family. >>> like no other time than we have seen the need is really deep and wide right now. we have so many families coming to us, many for the first time in their lives asking for assistance. asking for food. >> organizers say that the gift card give away and food distribution event helps 2500 families in sunnyvale this year. >>> congress takes ano

. >> reporter: this is outside of queen of the valley hospital outside a west covina hospital. ambulance were stacked up waiting to bring patients in the emergency room. one patient waited for more than an hour in the parking lot. this is that all l.a. county hospitals. the system is collapsing right before our eyes . >> we are getting crushed. i will not sugarcoat this. we are getting christ. for most of the days for the last week we have had zero icu beds open. >> reporter: 5100 patients are at l.a. county hospitals. that is an all-time record. icu members has cared for some of them. how do beds free up? what happens when they do? >> the beds do not free of. when they do they are replaced with another patient. there is never an open bed in the icu. >> reporter: if you have a heart attack or you get into a car accident or have a stroke will there be a bad? staffing is limiting as well. many have been working 12 hour shifts day after day for months. hospitals may be able to add beds but they cannot always bring in more lifesaving hands to deal with the increasing workload . >>

from 2.38 leaving castor valley through san that's a smooth transition at 14 minutes and 8.80 out of the south bay leaving san jose heading north up to 2.37 in milpitas no problems at all a very quick 8 minutes for your drive time darya james thanks very much as 6.17 right now and there is continued defiance. >>and what's going on with this lockdown a lot of bay area businesses are just saying no in san mateo county. some owners are defying the order and others are saying that the rules are inconsistent kron four's rob fladeboe has more. >>here in belmont the doghouse beer garden is among restaurants defying the regional pandemic stay home order the continuing to serve customers both indoors and out the manager says there has been no visit so far from county officials and that's the problem says longtime community activist brent turn it's just a sad situation, but unfortunately we are a situation now where i think we have to the health and safety direction that we're you know by making statement and then not enforcing it that doesn't serve the public. well. >>on the other hand daly c

take peek at some drive times overall pretty good 11 minutes for your livermore valley commute on west bound 5.80 out to the dublin interchange under 15 minutes from dublin and then into fremont. for as you're southbound 6.80 ride up and over the snow grade and then the nimitz freeway looking pretty good just under half an hour. if you're trying to make it from us and the down to peterson the 2.37 interchange on the southbound side and then only 7 minutes for your drive time coming out to milpitas on to 37 trying to make your way over to sunnyvale and connecting with one oh took the golden gate and the richmond sandra fell bridge in just a few minutes back to the knees. >>all right rebecca, thank you 7.32. let's get to our top story this morning the lockdown and the stay at home or that's now in effect in san are in contra costa alameda county and santa clara county. the counties you see here in red moran by the way will go into effect tomorrow at noon the others go into effect today. the 4 counties that are not highlighted on this map which includes sonoma and napa solano san mateo co

>>we're tired or exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing cortez says the higher ratio is unsafe for nurses and patients, it

>>we're tired or exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher ratio is unsafe or nurses and patients,

commute on west bound 5.80 coming up in just a darya james 5.33 and our top story, the coronavirus surge at every level local state and nationally yeah the u.s. now averaging a million cases. >>every 5 days public health officials say the numbers will get even worse if we don't change our behaviors and try to least slow the spread john has more. >>california reporting a record high of more than 30,000 new coronavirus infections and at least 85 deaths intensive care units from the san joaquin valley to san diego reaching critical capacity with fewer than 15% of the region's icu beds available. >>asking every american to make these behavioral changes to take these personal sacrifices seriously white house coronavirus coordinator doctor deborah birx echoing the california department of public health saying the state is just weeks away from running out of icu space you know i don't think california has a choice at this moment you know governors and mayors across this great country want to make sure that hospitals are available to every american that needs care across the country. the numbers

>>we're tired we're exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina who works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher ratio was unsafe for nurses an

>>we're tired we're exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina who works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital icu seen other units, california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher ratio was unsafe for nurses and pa

the weather will be just around the rift valley because more big downpours coming through here into the heart of africa pretty much where they should be truth be told they extend all the way across into the gulf of guinea can follow this line of cloud outs of the democratic republic of congo right down across san b.-a and see where botswana and the north east of south africa's maybe showers coming through here and if anything that's just going to topple its way a little further west which as we go through the next day as i say tony increasingly wet across angola possibility of flooding into namibia but not too bad for that western side of south africa. building a new life on immediately beach living off the sea and then. a dream she had my send money that says. if you make it a reality. of family business led by a mark of a woman with a flair for cooking and a zest for living. my chin is here island kitchen on al-jazeera. to. test. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here this hour the number of recorded coronavirus cases in india has passed 10000000 it remains the 2nd wor

the weather will be just around the rift valley because more big downpours coming through here into the heart of africa pretty much where they should be truth be told they extend all the way across into the gulf of guinea can follow this line of cloud outs of the democratic republic of congo right down across san b.-a and see where botswana and the north east of south africa some heavy showers coming through here and if anything that's just going to topple its way little further west which is because through the next day as i say tony increasingly wet across angola possibility of flooding into namibia but not too bad for that western side of south africa. since then arab spring swept through countries across the middle east and north bringing in a series of interviews we explore the legacy of the revenues that changed the political landscape of the region former president. says the arab spring 10 years. india becomes the 2nd country to surpass 10000000 recorded corona virus infections . hello there i am however here dan and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. a

the weather will be just around the rift valley because more big downpours coming through here into the heart of africa pretty much where they should be truth be told they extend all the way across into the gulf of guinea and you can follow this line of cloud outs of the democratic republic of congo right down across san b.-a and see where botswana and the north east of south africa's maybe showers coming through here and if anything that's just going to topple its way a little further west which as we go through the next day as i say tony increasingly wet across angola possibility of flooding into namibia but not too bad for that western side of south africa. a decade has passed since then arab spring swept through countries across the middle east and north africa in a series of interviews we explore the legacy of the revolution that changed the political landscape of the region tinnies is former president marzouki discusses the arab spring 10 years. if you want to help save the world. isn't hero. welcome back i'm out of our top stories here at this hour u.s. regulators have approv

of south lake tahoe and honor getting some much needed snow but just to the west of it tracking some much needed rain as well to grass valley and plaster ville out there right now so mixture of snow and rain showers right now impacting the sierra. we do have to winter warnings and advisories to warn you about there is a winter weather warning in effect right now for the highest peaks of the sierra in effect right now through saturday in addition to that a winter weather advisory also going to remain in effect through the 1st half of saturday and that's because we could see 3 to 8 inches of fresh powder down at the valleys specifically near and around lake tahoe up to foot of snow up allegations above 7,000 feet and up to 16 inches of snow specifically for the highest peaks and ridges over this year so your forecast for tomorrow very chilly, thanks to that cool storm that is starting to make its way into this bringing morning, snow showers through that area but drier conditions by saturday it is going to leave behind though a very cool air mass not just for saturday afternoon but even

>>we're tired or exhausted a drinker see is a registered nurse at queen of the valley hospital in west covina works directly with covid patients in the icu currently the second is hitting hard for us last week in response to the record number of coronavirus hospitalizations unlimited icu availability. governor gavin newsome unveiled a new wave or hospitals can apply for to increase the nurse to patient staffing ratios in hospital i see used in other units california state law sets the ratio at one icu nurse per to patients but with the waiver in icu nurse could have to take on the 3rd patient had 3 patients and these patients were very i did not get any lunch or breaks i made sure that all my patients were safe national nurses, united and the california nurses association are pushing back against a change staffing ratios we do not have the time to respond. >>to each patient's rapidly changing care condition to monitor their subtle changes that mean living to see another day or dying on that day see any president nursing the cortez says the higher ratio was unsafe for nurses and patient

and soon, settlers in the mass migration followed across the westward regions of the mohawk valley to ohio and beyond. ♪ ♪ in exploring the hudson mrs. johnson could find no more knowledgeable guide than lawrence rockefeller where the rockefeller family has been an active source of preserving the resources of the entire hudson corridor. ♪ ♪ >> the president of the national trust for historic preservation pointed out one of the unique features of the hudson shoreline, the many european style manners built along the river throughout the mid-1800s and the magnificent mistake of lynnhurst open to the public is a notable example. later in her trip, mrs. johnson would spend a memorable evening at the famous mansion equating herself with the paintings and the architecture associated with the hudson's development, with particular emphasis upon the history lying behind these ornate ♪ ♪ >> they offered a distinct departure from the cape cods and the salt boxes and the federal styles of architecture so long associated with the nation's growth. ♪ ♪ >> the great merchants and finan

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. >>> we have lightning detected to the east in the central valley. we have a good band of rain off to the west. it has this fascinating circulation. any time you see one of these, we have to watch this on the radar. this is an indication that the storm has more energy to work with. none of that is falling over the bay area. if we put this into future cast, it picks up on the center of circulation. it just keeps going for the next few hours. here is 2:00. it is finally throwing some rain into the south bay. the way this will go, as press if, it is missing out on both sides of this until we get the overnight hours. we will see rain move across the south bay. the storm wants to go down to monterey. you can see on the rainfall totals, we could get 2/10 of an inch of rain. we have heavy amounts in the santa cruz mountains. that is one location where we do have concerns. the rink is too heavy, we can look at the possibility of debris flows on the burn scars. we will look at that in the complete forecast in a few minutes. we have another chance of rain on w

all across the central valley and for areas like antioch conquered even as far west as you're going to see this fog trying to slip its way through the car cain is a points this morning all the way trying to get over towards sonoma and marin counties to soar coastal areas, south bay and even most of the east bay remaining pretty fog free, but you can see where that fog is going to be hanging out for your morning commute. so just keep an eye on that it will be eventually burning off by noontime for these areas affected and that means sunshine into the afternoon even for a foggy inland towards the delta and right through the car keen as temperatures right now well, those are in the 30's and 40's with double in in nevado each at 32 degrees oakland, your to cool 42 while the way home in san francisco, severe more mild spots currently in the upper 40's, this a change from yesterday that's a bit cooler for oakland in half moon bay, pretty much the rest of the bay area starting off this morning. much like we did your sunday morning after a 30's and 40's to start expect some 60's back in pla

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the weather for central parts of africa will continue through the rift valley zambia seeing some heavy showers a bit more cloud there coming into eastern side of angola also got some wet weather there into zambia and that cloud on the right that's going to push its way into a good part of namibia that could cause some flooding here as we go through sunday latif on it live to south africa but if you shasta the east. frank assessments you go colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there is only one doctor and one nurse for 2200 people and in-depth analysis of the dates global headlines. inside story on al-jazeera. the arab spring swept through countries across the middle east and north africa in a series of interviews we explore the legacy of a revolution that changed the political landscape of the region tunisia's former president. says the arab spring 10 years. i've. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour the u.s. vice president mike pence has received the pfizer biotech banksy during a live televised event a 2nd u.s. vaccine from mado

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it is not foggy here yet either in the tri-valley. livermore, a cool 33. as you take a look at oakland, you can see we have fog right in and around the bay. in concord, the fog is so thick that it is misting out. a reporting station is reporting light mist out at the airport. you can see the fog reported in santa rosa. bundle up and give yourself extra time so you can slow down on the roads when you hit this stuff. it all goes away but i let it morning and then we warm-up into the mid 60s for daytime highs. i want to draw your attention to friday. it happens to be christmas day. that is also when the rain is getting here. we are on track. we have a decent rainmaker throughout the day on friday. christmas day with a few showers left over, lingering into saturday. there you go. merry christmas, find your umbrella. >>> it was a long weekend for the san francisco 49ers as they turned dallas into turnover territory. sports director dennis o'donnell has the highlights. >> good morning, everybody. despite suffering the most injuries in the entire nfl, the 49ers s

cool down through the central mississippi and ohio river valley, staying dry out west with sunshine in the pacific northwest. that's what's going >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we check out our seven-day forecast. we're still not looking at much in the way of any significant rain. may be a few spotty sprinkles but after that, the winds will pick up between sunday night and monday morning. we're looking at the potential of a high fire danger as we've had some critically dry vegetation out there, and we'll see another fire danger by next thursday. >>> and that's your weather. let's get ready. there's no delay this weekend. that's because the denver broncos race right into arrowhead stadium to take on the chiefs that's right clear, cool and kansas city, missouri, you can't get mo' football than this on nbc, sunday night, football night in america. carson, gallop on in here. >> i am starting to worry about the bronco there. he is sounding under the weather. >> might have to put him down there. >> anyway, we want to turn to a beloved holiday tradition here at "today. >> for 2

have a great day >>> still on deck, ditching the valley the latest company to say good-bye to the west coast for greener pastures in the south. >>> welcome back and good morning. with vaccine hopes close and an expected return to some kind of normalcy coming in the spring, the stock market is showing a lot of love to what we call the g.o.a.t. stock, get out and travel but richard clark says the rally may stop here. he is initiating coverage on the sector and he is joining us. good to chat with you again. my first question, you're a hotels analyst, why are you initiating coverage on what i would consider internet companies? >> a good question the way we see it, the core business of these companies is hotel distribution [ indiscernible and i think this puts marriott in competition with trip advisor. and therefore i think that it makes sense to compare the sector against each other. >> you've got an underperform on bookings holding, but an outperform on trip advisor and with all due respect to the company, i kind of view them as the same company you obviously do not from an investment per

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