we are just going to have to see what kind of considerations newsom makes. i would imagine with the recall, he would like somebody in that job he can trust. i do know that i speaker pelosi is pushing hard for adam schiff. another white guy. from los angeles. he holds a lot of sway. >> i can see you have something to share. >> i don't think what i hear from adam schiff's people he is not interested in that job. he does not want to come back to that job. he feels like he has a better position in washington. i would think that, i put my money on >> for a couple of reasons. one of them being he is a favorite organized labor. and newsom, is going to need the help of organized labor helping him in this recall. if indeed it is there, he may want to tap trenton for that reason. and he would be the first latino attorney general. >> you mention your podcast, political breakdown. joe you had a special guest on your podcast this week. tell us about senator alex padilla. what surprised you? >> not known as a dynamic personality, he is a very measured type of individual.

governor newsome says that's 58% of the state's supply. let's switch it up now talk about our forecast got a little break from the rain but wars on the way kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. >>is tracking the latest timing recent yeah, that's right jonathan and just steen we finally made it out of that atmospheric river bring us much needed rain to the bay area and helping to boost the rain summary 40 to 50% of average in just a week ago we were down to 20 to 30% of normal so what a difference a few days of rain makes into the bay area let's take a look at the radar out there right now very dry. but we do have a slight storm trying to make its way into the north bay bringing some scattered showers but. >>really just going to bring tree says amount of rain at best mainly for those of you in the north bay, but it's this upcoming storm set to arrive early this week that's more of a typical winter storm that we see this time of year, so it's going to be a dry start on monday morning by monday afternoon starting to track those light bands

whether it was gavin newsom or the mayor of d.c. just now or the mayor of chicago saying we'll let people back out. meanwhile numbers, by the way are spiked way higher than they were when we did this second round of lockdowns. so it is all politics. the political ability to blame donald trump is over. the two weeks to slow the curve is now herd immunity, is months away, now bottlenecks, two years destroying the u.s. economy is not plausible. it has got to end. even though being exposed as viciously political ploy for a lot of this, i'm still happy there is hopefully light at the end of this tunnel so we can get back to work. elizabeth: yeah. we hear you. now the u.s. sits behind the u.a.e., uk, israel, in terms of per capita vaccinations. we understand this is his to be rick vaccination effort the biggest in u.s. history when you compare prior viruses what this country has gone through. we understand how difficult this is, but the fingerpointing, distracting, fighting, blame shifting has got to stop. it is time to get america vaccin

>>but governor newsome gym to please i hope you're listening to what was happening here. >>we need your help to get these young men and women back outside to be high school students be high school athletes i reached out to the governor's office and received this statement from the california department of public health quote like other california department of public health guidance, the sports guidance is mandated pursuant to public health directives all californians are being asked to follow this guidance to protect themselves their families and their communities and quote has it made you kron 4 news. >>coming up more people taking flights more pilots >>and miss river that roared through the bay area this week with heavy rain and strong winds leaving damage throughout the bay area also lead to major damage at yosemite national park on the line now to give us more information on what's happening at yosemite is jamie richards with the national park service jamie thanks for being with us. course yosemite so near and dear to so many of us here in northern california. >>who

what was your reaction when he heard california governor gavin newsom is lifting his states covid-19 stay-at-home order? >> first of all i think this is way too late it should've been done months ago because these orders have not been particular effective in curbing covid but what is happening if gavin newsom is feeling the pressure as a recall effort to remove him from office is really gaining a lot of traction it started off as a far-fetched idea but has a real shot of happening because people are getting fed up of being locked in their houses for months on end and being told to wait for government checks while businesses and jobs have been destroyed by the due crony in lockdown effort that have not done much to stop the spread of covid. liz: they are nearing 1.5 million signatures needed by march 17, they are one point to million right now to get the recall effort on the ballot in california. people in california are really fed up and also angry that they keep moving the goalpost for reopening and are not disclosing key data for the standards that they are using to reopen, they ha

see a did me with newsome innis staff last week. the reality is since that meeting very little has happened. we believe we can work together to find a reasonable. and save solution for all the kids and all the communities, the states has low contact sports, including cross country, golf, swimming and tennis can resume. the group submitted a statement from a list of physicians calling for the return of all sports, saying that quote with safety protocols children cannon should return to sports. now we asked ucsf infectious disease specialist dr peter chin hung what he thinks just getting off. shelton please being in purple trying. tioga get off horrible to go to the next year is may not be the right right time coaches expressed concern about losing some of their athletes to drugs, violence and depression. if school sports don't resume soon, rob roth ktvu fox two news. well throughout the pandemic, businesses have had to adapt and change in order to survive these difficult times and gyms are no different. this week, the state relaxed i

newsom: and i appreciate the point dr. ghaly was making about this individual case, and when we get more information, we will pass it along. just a reminder of how deadly this pandemic has been and continues to be, with investigations in that case or just more broadly, 504 people on average losing their lives on any given day here in the state, 500 families torn apart because they have lost a loved one because of the deadliness of this pandemic, and it is just a reminder of why one cannot be flippant and turn on a light switch and have everybody rush back to mass gatherings without any consideration of transmission or effective issues related to the impact this disease continues to have not only on our most vulnerable, our seniors, but the comorbidities, pre-existing conditions, and other issues that can further exacerbate their health. it underscores i think very much with the first part of your question, as well. >> stephanie, cnn. stephanie: hi, governor, from cnn, to ask this basically devils advocate question, and it

governor newsom announcing that people over 65 are now eligible to get the vaccine. but that doesn't mean those vaccinations will happen right away. many counties including contra costa and santa clara say they currently don't have enough doses to expand pass the 75 and up age group. workers were vaccinated today at a new drive-through site at the sonoma county fairgrounds. pharmacists will distribute 5000 shots in the coming days. >> we know the vaccine is one of our most important tools to reopening the economy and ending the pandemic. we want to get it in as many arms as possible.>>> i'm devin fehely in santa clara county where public health officials are clearing up and cleaning up a mistake that allowed dozens of people to sign up for appointments to get vaccinated even though they were not eligible. they were ultimately turned away but public health officials say it's problems exactly like this that are slowing the system down at a re thpeople showed up at the county's vaccination sites armed with an appointment and ready to get a shot. the only problem was tha

governor newsom says that is 58% of the state's supply that switch things up to tell whether the 7 day not beautiful day outside after days of rain returning, it's feeling like winter out risa guesses. >>in the weather center right now with a look at the sunday forecast. yeah and we're tracking warmer temperatures tomorrow compared to today so we're going to be about 5 degrees above average. let's take a look at our radar for because we are seeing some showers off the coast starting to make its way inland right along the bay area coastline don't let all of that green for you though most of it is evaporating before it hits the ground also known as but we could see some light drizzle out of this especially for those of you in half moon bay. let me know though if you are seeing drizzle in your neighborhood this evening had the my eyes and ears out there right now bay area and let's take a look at futurecast for we're tracking some light scattered showers making its way into the north bay really just bringing us tree says amount of rain at best even through your sunday morning and afternoo

amy: last 30 seconds, bree newsome bass. bree: yes. i mean, i think that there is this constant abusive relationship between party politics and black communities, where we are scapegoated when it's convenient, and then we are thrown under the bus when it's convenient. and otherwise, it's, you know, "show up to e polls to help us stay in power because we can't get elected without you." and that's a dynamic that has to end. when it's time to try to scapegoat and talk about, you know, why did trump do better, then theyant talk about black men. when it's time to talk about the issues and why 80% of black men turned out to vote for biden, no one wants ttalk about defunding the police. that's the dynamic that has to end. and i think the last thing i would say is it's important for everyone to recognize that the black movement, the black organizing of our communities, that is independent of the democratic party. we are interacting with party politics, but this movement began during the obama administration, it continued through the trump admi

that's done through a network of providers. >> reporter: governor newsom says there are 3,500 partner providers in california distributing the vaccine. >> our resolve is to get all of the existing doses that are in this state administered as quickly and efficiently as possible. >> reporter: san francisco district 6 supervisor matt haynie says california needs to do better. >> what's been a mess so far even if we're waiting for additional vaccines to come, people should have ways to get information. there should be transparency. there should be registration links on all the county websites. and there should be a clear plan for mass distribution of this vaccine as soon as we get additional doses. >> reporter: governor newsom said the state looks forward to substantially improving and increasing its effort in the days, weeks and months ahead. the governor was asked how many more doses the state has ordered. he says the state anticipates receiving hundreds of thousands of more doses. in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> melanie, did the governor address concerns of people not

so the california teachers association this week sent a letter to governor newsome. >>basically saying that teachers all should be vaccinated before they return back for in person instruction. the governor was asked about this in this live streamed event and he says quote if we wait for the perfect we might as well just pack it up and just be honest with folks that we're not going to open for in person instruction this year. and just in as you mentioned that video which of the slashing to that happened yesterday it was taken off of youtube after the live stream ended and i reached out to the csa about why it was taken down also reached out to governor newsom's office task why this was taken down i haven't heard back from newsom's office but the tsa said i guess when the live stream ended. it was a private link and that it it was taken off that would be put online they ended up putting it online this afternoon. so i will have more from the governor in that's a very candid. and blunt conversation about school reopening. but overall i did reach out to newsom's office ju

governor newsom in california the same thing. the irony all these people escaping new york to come to florida with no taxes but the same high quality services are having -- to go back in and bail it out. it is ridiculous. cheryl: you have a great tax situation, super bowl, go bucs. thank you, congressman. >> go bucs. i will get fox to move down here too. cheryl: i'm already planning it. congressman, thank you. >> all right. great. talk to you soon. cheryl: just kidding. i loveman hat tan. we'll be right back. stay with us. everyone remembers the moment they heard... "you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda—a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer, where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment, if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system figh

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newsom is creating more and more problems. it's all the way down the line with housing and homelessness and electricity, water. all of these problems have not been solved. and i think people have really lost their patients with his role . in this pandemic response . we didn't start to document the vaccine. he had to justice on readings able to gethe the distribution f the vaccine for mr. newsom has about 30 percent of the doses distributed . is a disgrace. elizabeth: wear hearing senior citizens who are really getting hard out thereer in california. thank you john so much for coming on giving us insight. back u soon. next up,ne retired director tome is a big morning, the biden administration freeze on deportations at the border . is morning you can we did like beholding off on deporting dangerous criminals. the story is next. >> what if you get rid of the biden section protocols which allows us to send people to cross the border illegally backt to mexico we are going to have to reintroduce catch and release work going to have

but governor newsome doubts that's gonna happen soon. if teachers really hold true to their demands that they all get vaccinated before. opening it up those classrooms. ktvu andre senior, tells us what the governor told one state organization as distance learning stretches on there is little clarity on when children will be returning to classrooms. as you know, i have a personal interest in this because my daughter is teaching science in the third grade. national institute of health director dr anthony fauci addressing teachers unions across the country thursday. fauci offering support but little in the way of the answer parents are looking for. we want to get the children back to school for the good of the children and for the good of the parents, and in many respects for the good of the teachers who want as much as anybody to get the children back to school. but int says it'seachers that are preventing schools from a plant reopening this week, the union continues to push for safety implementations. and the california teachers associati

california governor gavin newsom faces the most serious challenger. the effort to recall him has more than 1.1 million signatures up from 500,000 when this show first highlighted is a couple of months ago. -- one lawmaker leading that effort california state senator melendez joins me now. they need 1.5 million by mid march to place this on the ballot. will they get there? >> absolutely. without a doubt. i think gavin newsom knows too which is why he is talking about the recall and those opposed to him in press conferences. you are under their skin when they talk about you. >> player: -->> laura: a lot of people in the tech world want to move to the countryside. they have a problem with people fleeing california because it's not liveable. it's not affordable and locked down most of the time. >> yes, what took them so long to realize that it was just unaffordable? it's like that all over the state especially in the bay area. the governor rolls out his new budget. a million and a half dollars for hybrid vehicle infrastructure. people are out of work and

newsom lives there but what about the rest of us. and to lump all of southern california the 25 million people in one region while sacramento is its own separate region also smacks this whole thing of favoring the political press. what we ought to be doing is solve problems in the state, mrd more problems and it's all the way down the line with housing, homelessness, electricity, water, all of these problems have not been solved and i think people have lost their patients in the pandemic response, we have not even started talking about the vaccine, yet jim justice on he's able to get the vaccine distributed to people that mr. newsom has about 30% of the doses distributed it's an absolute disgrace. liz: we are hearing senior citizens are really getting her in california. john cox thank you for coming on and giving us your insights. come back soon. we will stay on the story, good to see you. next up retired ice acting director tom homan has a big warning the biden administration freeze deportation at the border, he is warning it could

authorities say he was targeting governor gavin newsom. but his attorney says he's not.k at those that will look at what we can expect because there is more rain coming as we head towards the weekend. and a proposal for permanent fencing around the u. s capital. but the washington d. c mayor it's time for sleep number's january sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help with snoring? i've never heard snoring... exactly. no problem. ...and done. anplus, free premium on delivery when yombends monday. fencing be around the u. s. capitol acting chief you kanaan to, pittman said today. vast improvements are needed to prevent an attack similar to the one on january 6th. pittman took over the department after that insurrection. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle and the mayor of washington, d. c are rejecting the idea. mayor muriel bowser tweeted today. well, fencing remains around the capitol today, the city will not accept troops or permanent fencing as a long term. next year. six people are dead after a chemical spill at a poultry p

. >>> we are live with a preview of governor newsom's budget plan set to be released in a few hours. how it could be a life line for struggling small businesses. >>> the stay-at-home order for bay area likely will not end today as planned. we'll explain in just a moment. first, we want to say good morning. it is friday january 8. i am len kiese. >> i am michelle griego. heading into the weekend with a high surf advisory. let's get a check of the forecast with mary lee. good morning. >>> good morning, michelle. watching that high surf, we are looking at large breaking waves 20 to 25 feet with the high surf advisory from 6:00 a.m. today until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. that large, long, northwest swell, rip currents and sneaker waves. use extra caution at bay area beaches. high def doppler tracking that weak cold front pushing through, really falling apart as it continues to move across the region. you see things winding down, light scattered showers out there. zooming in especially for the north bay, you see isolated showers to the east of st. helena, napa. as we go through the day, stopping

>>governor newsome has set the goal of distributing a million more vaccinations by this weekend. the state is expanding those who can distribute the vaccine to dentists pharmacists and the national guard. the next round of people to get the vaccine will include individuals 50 to 64 people with underlying health conditions between the ages of 16 and 64. contra costa county's health care system is ramping up its covid-19 vaccination effort. it's aiming to provide up to 7,000 shots a day as kron 4 says it might young reports to get there the county plans to make the vaccine available at neighborhood pharmacies. >>create as wide a distribution network for the covid-19 vaccine as possible that is the goal for contra costa health services we want to give it to can put it into marks that the dew will soon be able to get vaccinated at neighborhood pharmacies like walgreens cvs safeway here. say 40 and ryan are both starting this week walgreens and cvs. >>are also on the way however with the vaccines are available at these locations the shots will be given by appointment only know drop is

>>and the let them play california organization both making a plea to governor gavin newsome we have a single judge rejected that mission. >>and that is to bring you sports back to california immediately safely into a positive environment differently have 3 main is on the sideline. they've been been spent march, 1020 20 here. you see some of the sport's allowed by the california department of health. >>in the purple or widespread tier. it here sports in the red tier. sports like football soccer and volleyball will not resume little bit to lee county reaches the orange tier indicated the spread of covid-19 has reached a moderate level. >>i definitely didn't think that last year's going to my last game on my last race or i kind of knowing that all of that is really >>but governor newsome gym to please i hope you're listening to what was happening here. i reached out to the governor's office and received this statement from the california department of public health quote like other california department of public health guidance, the sports guidance is mandated pursuant to public healt

"the sacramento bee" reports in recent months, newsome and his family have received those threats. some target the plump jack group, which he founded and operates shops, wineries and he's no longer part of the group but said the businesses have received hundreds of nasty messages that escalated during the lockdown. a spokesperson for newsom's office of emergency services tells "the bee" that the state is aware of the threats and law enforcement is investigating. >>> 32 years after the kidnapping of ilene misheloff in dublin, her father and local police are honoring her. because of the pandemic, the annual candlelight vigil and walk have been canceled. you are looking at video from previous events. misheloff was 13 years old when she vanished in 1989 while walking home from wells middle school in dublin. she would be turning 46 years old this year. her father says not a day goes by that he doesn't think about her. >> please know that we haven't given up hope of finding her. if you have any information, please contact the dublin police. >> the department has announced a reward of $95

governor newsom taking action after the powerful storm wreaked havoc in many areas, this highway stretch will not be open anytime soon. >>> and a much needed night out like no other. >> we are both nurses, and we have been down in the pandemic, so to be able to come to something in person, it just feels good and exciting and hopeful. >> we have a smile on their facts. the sundance film festival in san francisco. we begin with the breaking news at sanford. doctors detected two new strains of the virus from the uk and brazil. until now the uk variant had been found in southern california, and it's growing evidence it could be more deadly. health experts expect it to become the dominant strain by april. and the brazilian strain is different than thep p 1 mutation. it could reduce vaccine effectiveness. the south african, variant, by the way, has not been detected yet in the bay area. it's a single dose from johnson & johnson, and early results indicate it's not as effective as moderna and pfizer. tonight we talk to the experts. >> a new vaccine in the pipeline is welcome news for counties s

unaffordable housing, record crime has shown newsom failed california. this is the sixth time voters have recalled newsom but the first time such an effort coincided with the pandemic which has critics up in arms over response. the la times reporting that within a month within newsom going to ill-advised dinner at the french laundry, the recall effort collected more than 420,000 signatures. that's about 380,000 more signatures than what was collected in the 5 months prior. while some democrats urge newsom to take recall seriously, the governor is moving on with business. just yesterday he sent 227 billion-dollar budget proposal to the state legislature for the upcoming fiscal year. it devotes more than $14 billion to covid initiative. including more funding for vaccines and 2 billion to safely reopen classrooms, $1.1 billion in immediate aid to small businesses and $600 to low-income workers. all this while defending the state over big businesses that have recently moved to other states. >> this budget reflects the state is doing pretty damn well and we

governor newsom plans to reopen schools. they say the plan fails to support urban school districts and low income areas, proper stay the second takes a closer look. >>in this letter sent to governor gavin newsome on wednesday. superintendents in 7 of the state's biggest cities including san francisco and oakland urge the governor to make changes to his funding plan this feels. >>bike a penalty. against kids the students we care about it's a penalty against them for for not being fine as not being in families who are financially secure. >>susan solomon president united educators of san francisco echoes the same concerns the superintendent say the 2 billion dollars school reopening plan feels to support the needs of urban school districts in does not address the disproportionate impact of the virus on low income areas, according to governor newsom's phase plan the funding would average $450 per student for schools with k through second grade students back in the classrooms by february 1st, the funding would also support testin

county will be reassessed tomorrow with california health and human secretary doctor galley governor newsome made lifting the stay at home order official today, but now there are some who are questioning the timing of his decision our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has more. >>all regions effective immediately are no longer in the stay at home order citing improving intensive care unit capacity statewide governor gavin newsome gave the green light monday for some businesses shuttered for months under the stay at home order to finally reopen all of california now moves back to the color-coded care system with the majority of counties in the most restrictive purple tier, monday's announcement allows for the reopening of outdoor dining and indoor personal care salons in that tier the stay at home order depended on the region's ability to maintain more than 15% of its icu capacity projected over the next 4 weeks after saying friday this data was too complicated to share with the public health officials monday pointed to these projected icu numbers a month from now has reason to lift the o

the troubling threat against governor newsom. thank you for joining us, i am terry mcsweeney. >> i am anousha rasta. >> the threats are not against the governor but also his family. >> nbc bay area, marianne favro. >> reporter: operations shutdown. they blocked the entrance and tried to hand out flyers. a lot of shouting but no violence. still a frustrating situation for all the people in line who already waited hours. governor newsom tweeted out, california is working around the clock to provide vaccines to those at the frontline of this pandemic. we'll not be deterred or threatened. dodgers stadium is backup and running. rawlings the governor gaining momentum, more than 1.2 million signatures collected. >> almost a yearlong shutdown of the state and the nation. i think a lot of people seeing that as an infringement of their liberties and freedom. >> reporter: law enforcement is investigaing threats against the governor and his family and the businesses he found it. they include a threat to burn down one of the wineries owned by

see a did me with newsome innis staff last week. the reality is since that meeting very little has happened. we believe we can work together to find a reasonable. and save solution for all the kids and all the communities, the states has low contact sports, including cross country, golf, swimming and tennis can resume. the group submitted a statement from a list of physicians calling for the return of all sports, saying that quote with safety protocols children cannon should return to sports. now we asked ucsf infectious disease specialist dr peter chin hung what he thinks just getting off. shelton please being in purple trying tioga get off horrible to go to the next year is may not be the right right time coaches expressed concern about losing some of their athletes to drugs, violence and depression. if school sports don't resume soon, rob roth ktvu fox two news. well, it has been quite the weather week with those periods of heavy rain member all these strong, gusty winds. the weekend will not be a washout, but we're still trackin

please welcome our governor, gavin newsom. [applause] governor newsom: thank you mr. mayor, congressman, senator, city council member. all of you, it is an honor to be here. thank you for once again stepping up, stepping in. thank you for being here unselfishly for the entire committee. we were here just a few months ago and you open this up for early voting. you have done it with food banks, tenant consistently in terms of the testing regime. thank you, guys. for the incredible work you have done and assembling so many volunteers and extraordinary civic leaders, positions of formal authority, but more importantly those exercising their moral authority and providing support. we are also in a moment of some urgency. let me be candid with each and every one of you. we have got to increase the pace of distribution and administration of these vaccines. we need to get these vaccines out of the freezer and into people's arms. we need to make sure as the president said we need to do that with a lens of equity. not rhetorically. we need to commit and be resolved in that effor

>>newsom's 2 billion dollar proposed plan targets allowing in person teaching to restart in february promising funds to help with personal protective equipment, frequent testing and contact tracing but in a hearing on the proposal thursday the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office told lawmakers the plan leaves little time for schools to update reopening plans to meet the funding requirements, the also noted the plan does not provide extra money to the department of public health or local governments who would likely be relied upon for the logistical load the we acted we have concerns about how effective the proposal will be ultimately getting schools to reopen earlier newsom's administration thursday could not tell lawmakers how many schools in the state are open now. nor could they say how many of applied for the funding his administration also could not provide details on the plan to vaccinate teachers which is included in newsom's proposal this just one example of the communication breakdown noted by lawmakers teachers and parents in the process made to the governor's office c

governor newsom says we seeing a temporary lull in the pandemic. while more people stayed home over the new year holiday he believes holiday gatherings are about to fuel a surge of new cases. >> this is a deadly disease. this is a deadly pandemic. >> the governor saying this week will be critical in finding out where we in this pandemic. the growth rate of new cases has slowed. the seven-day average for the state is nearly 38,000. there were just 26,900 >> we are entering into what we anticipate the surge on top of a surge. it's going to put a lot of pressure on hospitals and icus coming out of the holidays. >> that surge will likely begin in the next few days or weeks. on top of that, the new strain of coronavirus. there are six confirmed cases in the state, all in southern california. despite the disappointing rollout of the vaccine, he says a plan is under way to use dentists, pharmacies and even the national guard to give shots. >> i hear that from folks calling me directly, people that are expressing themselves very forthrightly and understand

accused of plotting an attack on governor gavin newsome. >>earlier this week kron 4 1st told you when the fbi said that napa businessman in rogers was planning to attack the governor along with several other democratic targets. according to the fbi rogers was willing to do this go to war in order to keep president donald trump in office. now deputies arrested him earlier this month with nearly 50 guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition along with several pipe bombs. rogers pleaded not guilty to the charges against him yesterday in state court. >>let's chat now about our weather forecast. we want to see what the week ahead has in store that's right kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here a little bit of everything for every one person yeah we're going to notice some sun some rain and even some winds returning for your bay area forecast tracking a warmer and drier outlook for the 2nd half of the weekend and even for the sierra as well so let's take a live look i 80 at castle peak, no snow chains tonight, but plenty of fresh powder off

and unfortunately for californians, gavin newsom -- he is no winston churchill. he is acting more like fidel castro. people are fleeing california, businesses are fleeing california as they had to flee cuba. it is just really unfortunate. i did not have to be that way. early on in his pandemic, gavin newsom promised californians he would be transparent with his actions and guided by science, those are both lies. so we've found it necessary not to be involved in a lawsuit that we can ill afford right now because we have been closed for six months, so, you know, we need to do anything we can to secure our futures. >> shannon: well come he's got the recall effort he's got to deal with out there. the vaccine rollout is struggling. there are a lot of things we know you are handling out west. we will follow the legal fight. dino and fred, thank you for being on. >> thanks for having us, shannon. >> shannon: florida's push to host the 2021 olympics if tokyo box out. that's next. ♪ ♪ ance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not w

gavin newsom, some people are cool on fire, some rise to the occasion. unfortunately for california gavin newsom is no winston churchill. he's more like fidel castro. people are fleeing california, businesses are fleeing california as they used to flee cuba and it is unfortunate, didn't have to be that way. early on in this pandemic gavin newsom promised californians he would be transparent with his actions invited by science and those were both lies. we find it necessary now to be involved in a lawsuit we can ill afford because we been closed for 6 months. we need to do what we can to secure our futures. shannon: he has the recall ever he has to deal with, vaccine rollout is struggling, there are a lot of things out west, we will follow the legal fight, thank you for being on. >> thanks for having us. shannon: florida's push to host the 2021 olympics if tokyo backs out next. seen and heard in reverse] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of fedex planes and vehicles engines] ♪♪ sfx: [sounds of children laughing and running, life moving forward]

a governor newsome could be lifting the stay at home order. what we are learning tonight. >>> residence on edge. the evacuation warning as the e bay area. >>> we will look at this in detail not only what that means for the burn scar but what this will be like for your part of the bay area where ever you are, coming up. >>> now at 11:00, breaking news. we are getting word that governor newsome is expected to lift the stay at home order. good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> we do expect tomorrow governor gavin newsom will officially lift that stay at home order for all regions in california including right here in the bay area. this is the email that was sent tonight to members of the california restaurant association including the golden gate restaurant association in san francisco. it states that senior members in the newsome administration informed the group late tonight that this announcement would be made monday. the bay area, as you may recall, fell under this order in mid-december and a few counties including san francisco voluntarily

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talking about a recall effort underway to remove gavin newsom from office. critics citing mismanagement of wildfires and the approach to the pandemic. supporters of the recall say they have 1.2 million of the 1.5 million votes needed to remove him. meantime, gavin newsom's competitor has detailed his potential run for governor palms and things like no student loans. david sachs, the former ceo of paypal, thank you so much for joining us. you supported governor newsom's run two weeks ago. why are you calling for him to be recalled now? david: california today is not doing very well. we have the highest poverty rate in the country, the highest unemployment in the country, the most homelessness, we have the worst air quality because of poor fire management. we have the second worst. crime is exploding due to lax enforcement, on top of all of that, we have the highest tax rates in the country. that is driving successful business innovators and entrepreneurs out of the state. we saw elon musk go to texas. perhaps the most important entrepreneur of our generation.

governor newsom says we seeing a temporary lull in the pandemic. while more people stayed home over the new year holiday he believes holiday gatherings are about to fuel a surge of new cases. >> this is a deadly disease. this is a deadly pandemic. >> the governor saying this week will be critical in finding out where we in this pandemic. the growth rate of new cases has slowed. the seven-day average for the state is nearly 38,000. there were just 26,900 >> we are entering into what we anticipate the surge on top of a surge. it's going to put a lot of pressure on hospitals and icus coming out of the holidays. >> that surge will likely begin in the next few days or weeks. on top of that, the new strain of coronavirus. there are six confirmed cases in the state, all in southern california. despite the disappointing rollout of the vaccine, he says a plan is under way to use dentists, pharmacies and even the national guard to give shots. >> i hear that from folks calling me directly, people that are expressing themselves very forthrightly and understand

we should hear more from governor newsome at noon which of course we will carry live. but the bottom line is the restaurant's unsure. they're doing this. breathing a sigh relief because they say they need money hair salons will be open limited capacity i don't like that sigh of relief i think is not the thing cause rate that's the confusion as you go. >>i know things are extra bad and getting worse so why would we be opening. so it's not like yea let's party. go do your hair go to the restaurant, whatever still be careful right that's the whole point. absolutely they want you still be careful and of course story a lot of people are still worried about whether or not this is a good thing because people will let their guard down. >>and who's to say the next time they re evaluate this we're below 15% as well right a lot of confusion out there we will try to clarify but we got to hear from newsome at noon i am kyrie a suspect while the said he's lifting shelter-in-place ok, thanks a lot. we'll see thank you will. >>well bay area icu has improved that's one of the factors t

>>> next at 5, governor newsom reopens california with most of the bay area going to the purple tier. what that means and what happens next. >>> plus, evacuation orders are in effect for santa cruz county. we are there as entire neighborhoods are told to leave as the season's strongest storm bears down. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist will be here how it could produce flash flooding and mudslides. >>> santa clara county withholding doses from santa clara county hospital. >> red flags being raised about the vaccine rollout and racial disparate. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure bay area, this is abc 7 news. >>> we begin with the state lifting the stay at home orders. most of us are in the strictest tier. it means we can eat outdoors, meet outside with two house soelds. >> we're seeing a flattening of the curve. everything that should be up is up and everything that should be down is down. >> i'm anna dates. >> i'm dan ashley. as rob jeret rob hays says, th entire state is moving back towards colored tiers. >> reporter: governor newsom announcing a move back to the bluepr

the fact that governor gavin newsom is expected to lift the state-wide stay at home order today, which means all counties will go back to the colored speaking of color you can get your hair colored and it's been weeks now they are in the. >>purple tier which allows indoor salons and barbershops and outdoor dining at kron four's will tran live in burlingame with what we need to know and what news businesses have been longing to hear good morning. well. >>good morning, everybody and more importantly good morning to restaurants out there. this is a good morning for them because you see all that equipment over my left shoulder jansen duryea they've set up for outdoor dining over the summer months even have umbrellas but they were forced to shut down on december 3rd because the icu beds in the bay area fell below 15% and that triggered a mandatory shelter-in-place we are hearing that at noon today governor gavin, newsome will lift to shelter in place for most of california. we're not the same meeting we are well above icu beds, 15% in fact in the bay area we're sitting at 23.4% and there ar

. >> we are also expecting a coronavirus um date from governor gavin newsom any minute. i will bring that to you live. first a look at our weather. rain showers in the south bay this afternoon. here is a live look for you in san jose. you see those rain drops on the camera. travel through the sierra could be tricky today. here is metrologist mary lee. >> and tracking it all for you. so we are still dealing with that wet weather. here is high def doppler at this lunchtime hour. so zooming in the location is getting that wet weather. that light rain over san francisco, south san francisco, san mateo, across the peninsula, down through palo alto and for the east bay. from san ramon, hayward and fremont getting that light rain as well as the drive valley and livermore. then looking at the south bay, looking at sunnyvale, down through sarasota, los gatos. even san jose getting some light rain. there we go with those rain drops. right now 59 in san jose. 56 in oakland. 57 in liver more as well as for santa rosa. we are watching the winds pick up with this cold front. so 20 mil