kaiser says the costume and the gathering were not kaiser-sponsored or approved and kaiser says this is an unusual situation and they will be reinforcing that kaiser does not allow inflatable costumes. they are deep cleaning the er after this incident and those who have symptom also ns will n returning to work until they're cleared of covid. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> happening today, governor newsom set to give another update on the state's response to covid-19. last week the governor shared his plan to reopen schools in stages and the criteria that counties have to meet for schools to apply. he will speak at noon today. you can watch his update here on abc7 and streaming on our app and abc7news.com. >>> san francisco business owners are sounding the alarm about an extended stay-at-home ord order. they're saying the closures are bringing on an increase in burglaries. as luz the only effect. >> reporter: it's a foggy night and the only lights shining bright on this side of the embarcadero are coming from inside epic state and water bar re

dan kerman kron 4 news dan thank you for that another kaiser health care location has been cited for violating covid-19 protocols and it turns out some of the finds predate a significant outbreak just last month in san jose kron four's rob fladeboe has the details now from the south bay rob. >>well that's right ken and some new and startling numbers to share with you this evening, you may recall the initial a positive test outbreak here at the kaiser san back on christmas day. the number was 44 all staff members this evening, the health department now says that number has climbed to 92. we've also learned that kaiser has been fined in connection with those cases they also receive finds connection with some other violations that is east bay facility in antioch with kaiser today saying that the 2 situations are unrelated, here's more. >>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to

nurse intensive care unit nurse at kaiser permanente in la she got her first shot 3 weeks ago. she says it took her some time before she decided to roll up her sleeve. >>i was definitely one of those the people that do not want to see the vaccine initially and so my message had always been you know go into your research because that's what i ended up doing and that's a change my a vaccine. >>the only hospital expects to receive additional doses this week and expand its distribution plans outside health care workers. our 4 zone forecast time now as we get a check of the weather this morning boy it was really coming down in some parts of the bay. this is doppler radar from earlier and from right now even up to 5 o'clock so just a short time ago and things have cleared up a bit most part these are the storm systems lawrence has been talking about for a week now looks they are upon us lawrence. >>yeah coming through today and boy it was coming down pretty good clip around the bay area, some parts seen over an inch of rain now the skies have started apart just a little bit now on. >

." ♪ >>now at 5 deadly covid outbreak at san jose's kaiser hospital that may have involved a christmas costume is even more widespread than first thought tonight, kaiser officials are confirming several new cases bringing the total number of people infected to at least 60. thank you for joining us everybody on kron 4 news at 5 from grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis a well intentioned visitor to the emergency room was trying to spread good cheer apparently may have inadvertently spread the virus instead. >>for roughly double brings us up to date on the story live now from san jose. >>that's vicki and grant i'm here outside that kaiser's a san jose medical center here in south san i had no idea so many people work in the emergency room here as grant was saying no the number stands 60 people now testing positive for the virus. the recall over the weekend we learned that 44 people had tested positive than yesterday kaiser now said one person had died. the county health department this morning issued a statement saying that there were 7 more new cases and then late this afternoon kaiser it

>>the investigation here at kaiser permanente in south san jose is ongoing. but this appears to have been a well intentioned effort to spread some holiday cheer at the hospital and ended up spreading the virus instead. >>kaiser permanente officials have confirmed that an employee working here in the emergency room on december 25th at san jose medical center has passed away as a result of covid-19 complications. the announcement comes after kaiser said over the weekend that 44 staff members have tested positive for covid-19 all may have been exposed to the virus by another employee dressed in an air powered holiday costume designed to spread holiday cheer. in a statement kaiser said quote a staff member did appear briefly in the emergency room and december 25th wearing an air powered costume any exposure if it occurred would have been completely innocent is the individual had no covid symptoms and only sought to lift spirits during what is a very stressful time. obviously we will no longer allow air power costumes at our facilities at the same time we're takin

another kaiser health care location has been cited for violating covid protocols coming out. >>the details on this latest outbreak plus we'll hear from california's top doctor on why new federal recommendations to speed up covid-19 vaccines may work what region just analysis coming out of the stay at home order. and a bay area hospital calling february first reopening date for children to return to school reaction from school districts in the bay area coming up next. >>and a few light showers popping up around the bay area could we see more we will >>another kaiser health care location has been cited for violating covid protocols and it turns out some of the fires predate that significant outbreak last month in san jose we now know that outbreak has been linked to 92 cases kron four's rob fladeboe has the story. >>kaiser says what happened at its east bay facility in antioch is unrelated to what happened last christmas here at his san jose medical center but the health care giant is facing fines in both locations nonetheless. >>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente sa

you're saying, people who are non-member kaiser members are given vaccine through kaiser as well. when you're giving the doses as a multicounty entity, the expectation from the state is that you also serve non-kaiser members. are people who are not kaiser patients given equal access, or are you prioritizing kaiser patients above people who are not kaiser patients? >> if you're a kaiser member, we got about 240,000 members out of the 800,000 population in san francisco. you're going to find it really easy to get into the kaiser system as a member. you've got your medical record number in front of you. you know about that access point. you know how to access our system, you can call your primary care doctor. it's going to be really easy. if you are a non-member, then you got to go through the call center, you got to get your medical record number before you can go to where the members are. i won't say we're prioritizing, but certainly a member is going to have an easier experience with it. >> supervisor haney: thank you for that. i appreciate everything you all are doing. i know tha

you're saying, people who are non-member kaiser members are given vaccine through kaiser as well. when you're giving the doses as a multicounty entity, the expectation from the state is that you also serve non-kaiser members. are people who are not kaiser patients given equal access, or are you prioritizing kaiser patients above people who are not kaiser patients? >> if you're a kaiser member, we got about 240,000 members out of the 800,000 population in san francisco. you're going to find it really easy to get into the kaiser system as a member. you've got your medical record number in front of you. you know about that access point. you know how to access our system, you can call your primary care doctor. it's going to be really easy. if you are a non-member, then you got to go through the call center, you got to get your medical record number before you can go to where the members are. i won't say we're prioritizing, but certainly a member is going to have an easier experience with it. >> supervisor haney: thank you for that. i appreciate everything you all are doing. i know tha

kaiser hospitals. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> let's check in with the icu bed availability here in the bay area. three counties have less than 30% availability. take a look at the orange on your screen -- contra costa, solano, and sonoma counties. four counties are in the red. that means less than 15% availability. we'll start in the south bay, santa clara county, also on the peninsula, marin county, into napa county. napa county actually 0% if you look there. but that doesn't mean there are no beds available. what it does mean is that the standard icu beds are full. so new patients may have to go to surge facilities. janelle. >>> raj, why the delay? governor newsom faced a lot of questions today about california's vaccine rollout. right now the state has received nearly 1.3 million doses the moderna and pfizer vaccines, but only 454,000 of those doses have been administered. that's about one-third. so where are the remaining vaccines? governor newsom says they're

could it be linked to an outbreak at the san jose kaiser facility? >>> plus, one win for democrats in georgia. the count under way in the second race. the very latest from georgia's crucial senate run-off elections overnight and the fireworks we expect on capitol hill as congress meets to count the electoral college votes. >>> and taking a live look outside wet weather heading into the bay area once again this week. meteorologist kari hall timing it all out in our forecast. "today in the bay" starts right now. good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. what a day for politics and the pandemic. so much to get to. and we have rain on the way as well. good morning, kari. >>> good morning. and not all of us will see that rain. it's mostly a north bay event. we have storm ranger powered up ready to track that rain as it approaches. it's still well to the north of us, and we won't see it until mainly this afternoon. as it moves in we are going to

kaiser says the costume and the gathering were not kaiser-sponsored or approved and kaiser says this is an unusual situation and they will be reinforcing that kaiser does not allow inflatable costumes. they are deep cleaning the er now. reporting live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. >>> an 82 dialysis patient in the uk is the first person to receive the oxford-astrazeneca covid-19 vaccine. brian pinker says he can really look forward to celebrating his 48th wedding anniversary with his wife later this year. >> the vaccine means everything to me. to my mind, it's the only way of getting back to a bit of normal life. you know, this virus is terrible, isn't it? >> it's seen as a big step forward because it's so much cheaper than the other vaccines. the uk authorized the oxford-astrazeneca vaccine this week making it the second authorized in the country. hundreds of new vaccination sites will open this week. >>> new at 6:00, pfizer is offering volunteers in its covid-19 vaccine trial to get the first dose of the vaccine while staying within the study. participants c

by a max kaiser welcome to the kaiser report 1st of the new year stacy we got an excellent deal nice christmas lights adorning the set i mean you know i took the money i save and i bought sats. that's right we got these that's the that's the deal with christmas time is you wait until after christmas to buy christmas lights and christmas ornaments christmas cards christmas gifts not so much my elf on the shelf about 10000 that cut the price all right time now to turn to pete rizzo he's the editor over a crack and he's also an advisor at bitcoin magazine stacy soapy is out with a long piece set in 2011 when kaiser report if of course 1st got involved in bitcoin we started discussing decline at the time the market cap was $20000000.00 of it going so that's very sweet and that the article is called the battle for p 2 s. 8 the untold story of the 1st big coin war p.t. sh means pay to script hast and you see names in there like i'm your top he isn't there and of course he was our 1st guest now he's our 2nd guess after john mctiernan to be interviewed about decline early in 2011 so people r

you're saying, people who are non-member kaiser members are given vaccine through kaiser as well. when you're giving the doses as a multicounty entity, the expectation from the state is that you also serve non-kaiser members. are people who are not kaiser patients given equal access, or are you prioritizing kaiser patients above people who are not kaiser patients? >> if you're a kaiser member, we got about 240,000 members out of the 800,000 population in san francisco. you're going to find it really easy to get into the kaiser system as a member. you've got your medical record number in front of you. you know about that access point. you know how to access our system, you can call your primary care doctor. it's going to be really easy. if you are a non-member, then you got to go through the call center, you got to get your medical record number before you can go to where the members are. i won't say we're prioritizing, but certainly a member is going to have an easier experience with it. >> supervisor haney: thank you for that. i appreciate everything you all are doing. i know tha

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and find $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. santa clara county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th, the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking su

tonight kaiser is investigating if a worker trying to spread some holiday cheer on christmas day may have helped spread the virus in the er. >> marianne favro first reported the story on her twitter feed and continues her coverage live from san jose tonight. >> reporter: kaiser says it is testing its emergency department employees and also reaching out to patients who may have been exposed. but some nurses we spoke with tonight say they're not convinced that one person in a costume is to blame for 43 employees getting covid. kaiser permanente confirmed on christmas day an emergency department employee at this san jose medical center came into the department briefly wearing an air powered costume. employees say it was an inflatable christmas tree. now 43 employees have tested positive for covid, and the hospital is investigating to see if it's possible the air powered costume may have made covid easier to transimate. kaiser says the employee did not have symptoms at the time and was only trying to lift spirits during a stressful time. but one er employee who asked not to be identified

hi i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report we're going to talk about a word that means different things to different people depending on where you live what area you live what school you went to that war is inflation so you see yes there is runaway inflation 5 reasons why runaway inflation is imminent according to morgan stanley i might add that in the past week it's emerged that morgan stanley owns 10 percent of micro strategy now so they have a massive bitcoin position they last week when they announced that this would this purchase had been made they also had said of course uses their heads last monday we published the 1st weekly warm up note from morgan stanley equity strategist michael wilson who in addition to warning that the market is ripe for a drawdown as the risk reward has deteriorated may tiriel a prediction which has yet to pass laid out his most countries arion view about 2021 namely that the big surprise of 2021 could be higher inflation the many including the fed expect currently the consensus is expecting a gradual and orderly increase in prices as the economy continue

report as my pleasure thanks max for this edition of kaiser report with me max kaiser. and stacy herbert want to thank our guest alsa macleod called money dot com until next time. i can't show you my but i'm going to teach you must story in 1993 this man was sentenced to death. charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody imagine living in your bathroom for that week with his telephone 23. i doubt that i'd be. confined within 4 grey walls. using. them to leave this room. i got this 8 millimeter film purely by accident. time period 963 to 65 place damascus. i don't don't know why young. i've watched it many times a man posing the monuments and all poster of the hollywood premiere of town without pity and a fight in a mock so without bruises. i had my doubts if i should waste my time on this but i came back to that film over and over again tracing a sequence of events happening in syria at that time and most of those who worked there the wood on the. ground in you know what you'll see in the new deal

hi i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report hello 2021 where we're going to see an interesting phenomenon 2021 you know america's been exporting its inflation of china for 20 years and now china's caught up to america and now all that money printing that's been going on for 2025 years is going to show up as real inflation that's right the purchasing power of your feet money is going to go. down commodity prices of course are going to answer a secular bull market and because it has gone or ripped the roof off the sucker alrighty stacie right max while we have been gone for our christmas vacation and now it's orthodox christmas by the way for those in that part of the world outside of america so you know we had a lot of stories happen we saw that china they're saying a new report is saying that they're going to overtake the united states much faster than had previously i'm just been anticipated we saw goldman sachs there saying that the commodities bull market is back and you're going to see that ripping the face off the world financial markets and you see of course more stimulus checks goi

kaiser said that quote we have determined 60 staff members out of those present in the kaiser permanente san jose emergency department on december 25th have tested positive for covid-19 working with our infectious disease specialist we are continuing to investigate the outbreak to determine the potential causes and using contact tracing to personally notifying test anyone exposed. the statement goes on to say our physicians have contacted all 70 patients who were treated and discharged from the emergency department on december 25th and are answering any questions patients may have covid-19 tests are being made available to these patients. well these cases now are possibly being traced back to a christmas day visit in the emergency room by a staff member at the hospital who was dressed in an air-powered costume a holiday costume. >>designed to boost morale and spread some christmas cheer. they ended up spreading the virus instead citing privacy kaiser declined to provide any information about the person who passed away or the person in that costume other than to say that the person was a

>>kaiser health care under more scrutiny now after another kaiser hospital here in the bay area has been cited for violating coronavirus protocols they may recall an inflatable christmas costume is believed to triggered that covid outbreak that we saw at a san jose hospital. well now we're learning that kaiser had already been fined once before kron four's rob fladeboe has more on that. >>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and find $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. santa clara county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citat

i max kaiser this is the kaiser report wow. you know what margin debt is racing to the all time high what's going on here stays gray max remember those days when we have spoken often and that was when we had the bond vigilantes on the gold vigilantes and what they would do is they would battle the government about you know how much the government could spend and then the bond and gold vigilantes disappeared but they've come back as leverage hits vigilantes they're front running all of the disasters that they themselves create as a way to make money it's an easier way to make money than trying to force the government to behave you force the government to go crazy right time to worry about stock market leverage again another what the heck signed the zoo has gone nuts margin debt the amount of money that individuals and institutions borrow against their stock holdings spiked by $56000000000.00 in december after having already spiked by $63000000000.00 in november by far the 2 largest month to month increases on record to $77800000

max kaiser this is the kaiser report the images you're about to see will shock you if there are any children in the room i suggest you remove them immediately those who are of a nervous disposition you may not want to see what we are about to show you stacy money the sunni the money printer go by going yeah well you know everybody there are some naysayers about bitcoin and they're like oh it's a bubble it's like the 2 of bubble it's parabolic yes it's parabolic but i'll show you why it's parabolic we've be in the money printer and this is a chart of coin verse is m 2 money supply and you see big queen is just ahead of money supply so it's it's it's it's forecasting and it's responding and reacting and it's protecting a let's talk about this ok because you see there is a term for this and it's called front running the money parts or go bird the central bankers printing all those trillions of dollars is in a terminal cat loop of interminable length that cannot stop now and the bitcoin market knows this and this is how and why and when we see the melt up because the smart money michael saylor p

report my pleasure and that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey abbott want to thank our guests a cloud of gold money dot com until next time by. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to a guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then . is you'll be via reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. has been suffering the most in this almost and duncan long conflict regular syrian people. need is more than a menu my for many years you would. i could see everything with my own eyes and hear it to stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. they were pleased to look up to his nationalist. greetings and sal you. welcome my friends to a brand new episode of wa

i am max kaiser this is the kaiser report i'm going to teach you something about finances called the rule of 72 he take the rate of return he divided the 7 to tells you how many years before you double your money so if you make an 7 percent here 7 goes into 72 roughly 10 times so you get to double your money in 10 years what if you were compound thing at 70 percent that would mean that you're doubling every year 70 percent compound of doubling every year this is all going to make a lot of sense once we get into this with stacy right so we have a new administration and the united states and the party controls all houses of money printing rates that they us congress can authorize new money printing and this in the lead up to what was already happening so who knows what's going to happen next in case you really did miss us money supply is growing at a pace of roughly 70 per cent on an annual basis that is just crazy here's the chart and it goes back to the mid seventy's you can see max and i have for most of our lives had like a relatively normal ups and downs business cycle the sort of

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to return to our conversation with dave coll chemistry professor who every ever the past decade been writing a legendary year in review column dave welcome back. glad to be here all right so your 2020 year in review is called the year everything changed 8 half trillion of treasuries are maturing by the end of 2021 voters want free money from biden it's also the air that the u.s. dollar turns 50 will the dollar survive this year dave. well that's a good that's got to wear snotty i mean one of the dollar for x. market so i never i'm saying my diamonds up and down the other currency and i think i understand why relative to hard assets because they're constantly working to destroy it so so dollar on the 4 x. markets i'm going to be what's going to do but i continue to road in terms of spending power against time right but back in $1071.00 u.s. one off the gold standard that was the birth of this world and the dollar was king it looks like it's losing its traction in the global economy and other countries are now doing bilateral deal

right right kaiser can offer the vaccine to people over 65 and its workers. the ceo predicts it will be many months before the u.s. supply is adequate. >>> now to vaccine protesters that targeted one of thed they chanted and blocked the entrance, and they made threats against governor newsom and his family. >> reporter: protesters managed to shutdown operations for about an hour. they blocked the entrance, walked up to cars and tried to hand out flyers. a lot of shouting but no violence. still, a frustrating situation for all of the people in line who already waited hours. in response governor newsom tweeted out, california is working around the clock to provide life-saving vaccines to those on the front lines of the pandemic, and we will not be detoured. the efforts to recall the governor gains momentum. >> almost a year-long shutdown of the state, of the nation, and i think a lot of people see that as an infringement on their freedoms and liberties, and i think they have these kinds of concerns and are much more likely to be heard from conservatives and rep

hi i'm max kaiser of this is the kaiser report everything's going to plan let's check in with stacy mac's full disclosure the 1st headline is actually from you it's a tweet from you what's happening with g m e today shows maintaining fair and orderly markets becoming a nightmare market making technology across all markets globally is breaking down the direct result of central banks server price discovery across all markets is shot to heck and this is referring to one of these us talks out there called game stop g m e was the symbol or is the simple game stop yeah you're seeing that correctly currently 47 percent on 2500000 shares of pre-market volume it was $20.00 just 2 weeks ago no there's no fundamental news behind that kind of move so it was a $100.00 it was like out 45 percent over 45 percent in the premarket in just one day 50 percent the day before so i no news other than some reddit form boards like pump and dump and right so this is wildly fluctuating and the securities and exchange commission had to halt trading on this particular item last i checked 5 times in a single day and

yomara: segÚn se desee y la fda los efectos mÁs comunes de la vacuna kaiser son —— kaiser son. dolor en la zona de inyecciÓn, el 3% podrÍa experimenta fatiga. el 55% podrÍa tener dolor de cabeza, el 38%, dolor muscular. el 32%, escalofrÍos el 24%, dolores en las articulaciones. el 92% de las personas odian experimentar dolor. el liceo se enterÓ. el 43% escalofrÍos, el 45% dolor en las articulaciones, el 15% tuvo fiebre. paola: en la bahÍa, representantes de salud del condado de la meca informaron que no han recibido al no han vacunado ningÚn paciente con ese lote. no se presentan reacciones alÉrgicas significativas entre las personas que han recibido esta vacuna. en san francisco recibieron 8000 dosis del lote y no se ha reportado alergias entre quienes fueron vacunados. a los dÍas de la transiciÓn presidencial, refuerzan la seguridad en la capital de la naciÓn. paola: washington se convirtiÓ en una fortaleza. en cada rincÓn alrededor de capitolio hay vigilancia. incluso los movimientos de los 26,000 miembros de la guardia nacional, que se encuentran resbalando lu

some nurses question whether kaiser could have done more to keep them safe. they say before the outbreak they were not tested regularly. >> i feel this could have been either prevented or really minimized had testing been done prior. >> reporter: some experts say the public may be surprised by the infrequency of normal hospital testing. >> one thing i have to say is health care workers have not been tested routinely. i think that's a misconception by the public like teachers that have gone back to the workplace have. >> reporter: kaiser says it's testing all its emergency room employees as part of the investigation of the outbreak. a nurse who did not want to go on camera tells nbc bay area some of the health care workers at kaiser during it outbreak also work at st. louise hospital. a st. louise spokesperson says she's not aware of any connection of the cases at the two separate facilities. >>> also new at 11:00 governor newsom sending out an sos. the office of emergency services is asking the feds to deploy hundreds of medical personnel to help. could it so

>>cal osha has confirmed that kaiser permanente san jose medical center was fined for violating covid-19 reporting guidelines before an emergency room outbreak on christmas day. kaiser was fined $85,000 for failing to immediately report details related to employee who was hospitalized with covid-19 in march of last year. cal osha says kaiser's facilities also been cited and fined $56,000 for failing to report similar employee hospitalizations in april and may of 2020. >>county has since find kaiser san jose $43,000 in connection with the christmas day outbreak after 44 staff members tested positive and one died. >>in a statement kaiser disputed the findings and said in part quote the cal osha citations stem from last year in the spring. kp disputes these allegations and the citations will be appealed. importantly they have absolutely nothing to do with what may have occurred at kaiser permanente san jose on december 25th. the statement suggest some of the earlier pfizer related to labor groups advocating for policy changes kaiser's antioch location was also cited for lacking sufficien

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time now to turn to ferric ahmed is the founder and c.e.o. of web design company they are kicked technologies as well as big coyness o.c.a. of pakistan for a welcome to the kaiser report. all right pakistan is putting government funds into bitcoin mining is what we hear this made international headlines what do you think and what do you know about this. you know 1st of all pakistan is a huge country by population it's a full it's largest country and it would and a lot of people here. the population it's young people and you know it's. most of the people what can a tech industries you know oh i think so mrs related to college she is in to i'll send the wood and when it's come to that comes to a client and a top in here in pakistan. and put that put a bad on the currency is in 2018. and dad you know let the. government to shut down mine and so on. it klein industry in pakistan but if they can stop it it will it will keep you know adoptions in quezon people keep using this as a new technology and it's growing and they were. right we see this ha

kaiser says it is appealing those fines. from the beginning, quite a few kaiser employees have told us off camera that they did not feel like they were protected in their workplace. scott and laura? >> i'll take it from here. thanks so much, kris. >>> hockey season is getting under way tomorrow afternoon. san jose sharks still don't know when they'll be able to play at their home center. right now they're scheduled to play their first eight games actually on the road. they're working out in arizona. according to the mercury news happening later today, team will get an update from santa clara county health leaders. >>> new video to show you overnight on the celebrations in alabama after the crimson tide rolled to victory in the college football national championship. so much for social distancing. look at that crowd. tide, meantime, put some serious distance between itself and ohio state during the game. antioch's own harris had a lot to do with it, scoring two touchdowns on the night. davonte smith had three tds. alabama bea

max kaiser welcome back to new year's eve special max the stacy kaiser report relentlessly optimistic 2021 it's all happening on the vector toward the quadrant of bitcoin inevitability station right you know i do want to say that i have to point out something that i discovered during that break for legless optimism you kind of match it i am the phoenix rising from the gutter. toward the perpetual motion optimism and glory that is because that is definitely an optimistic outfit that you're wearing for 2021 and i know that almost all other mainstream media programs will be relentlessly pessimistic tonight because pessimism sells you all the pharmaceutical ads in between their ads as sells the war so they could sell more raytheon and lockheed martin ads against all their stuff so note that realize that knowledge is power know that i sell for that so i'll tell you for 2021 so while they try to make you relate loosely pessimistic you know maybe there's better stuff out there you know here is another thing that we saw ending into the year barron's of course always is you know you don't real

kaiser says this facility is open and safe for staff and all those who need care. >>> kaiser tells us it's conducting an investigation and will reach out to any patient who needs to be tested. >>> in the past 24 hours, the state has reported more than 53,000 new covid-19 cases, bringing the total number to over 2.3 million. the positivity rate over the last 14 days is at nearly 13%. and more than 21,000 people infected with the virus are in the hospital right now. bay area icu availability has reached record lows. it fell sharply in the sacramento area to just under 7%. the stay-at-home there ared was officially extended today. >>> san francisco's stay-at-home order has been extended indefinitely. but tonight one uinfectious disease expert says the city's restricts should be loosened to stem the spread. she told kpix 5's betty yu the health order could even have the opposite effect. >> reporter: that infectious disease expert says that rules that tire strict for too long can lead to more defiance. and there should be more leeway for people to gather and do safe activities because ment

>>and san jose a horrible situation at kaiser permanente gets even worse with more of their employees coming down with covid-19 coming up, we'll tell you the numbers and tell you what they're doing for their patients. ever since you've been hanging out with jack there's something... different about you. ♪ everyone's feeling the late night vibe with my $4 sauced & loaded tots- with cheddar bacon or jalapeño ranch. babe, are those the tots we ordered? ♪ everyone's feeling the late night vibe with my $4 sauced & loaded tots- with cheddar bacon or jalapeño ranch. >>welcome back it's 06:29am we're looking all around the bay to see if we can see any rain yet. so far so good here at the approach the bay bridge dry so up things though probably will change slightly for you as we head into the afternoon. >>i guess depends on where you are yeah, i'm not invite you up to my house, so i guess you're safe is dry north bay's wet, you know the real john yeah that's kind of the trend here north bay or wet spot today and further south from there really just looking at some cloud cover overhead th

kaiser says the employee did not have symptoms at the time and was only trying to lift spirits during a stressful time. one e.r. employee, who asked not to be identified, suspects there may be another reason. >> they give aerosolized breathing treatments at times to these patients. >> reporter: kaiser says after the spike in cases all areas in the emergency department are undergoing deep cleaning. >> that has not happened. that is a complete lie. the only thing they did is they came in to our break room, which is pretty small, and they cleaned it. there was no such thing as a deep clean. >> reporter: in a statement the senior vice president of the medical center, eye ren cirene says we are investigating the outbreak and using contact tracing to personally notify and test any staff or patients who were exposed during this time based on cdc and public health guidelines. kaiser says some of the health care workers infected received their first dose of the covid vaccine, but they would not be expected to reach immunity when the exposure occurred. several health care workers we spoke with

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 anything that this year has taught us, it's the things that matter: family. health. that's it. we found help at covered california. now we have a plan we can afford. enrollment ends january 31st. it's time for the lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides... your sleep number setting. now we

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