brian: oh what a might seattle beat philadelphia again. that's good news for the first place giants as you are looking at red, white, and blue christmas tree on fox square only located on 48th and sixth in manhattan where people used to walk and where trains used to run. ainsley: we used to go to jersey boys on broadway. brian: what are the boys doing now? ainsley: out of work. brian: trying to get the money together to buy rya ryan see rye cristman shin. ainsley: where is he moving. brian: is he moving here because he doesn't want to pay taxes. if i put 20% down 16 million that's still doesn't pay for the house. will. ainsley: good luck, brian. brian: network television pays well. steve: good luck to you ryan see crist. did you notice today is tuesday, december 1st. that's right, we are in december, finally. and that's why we are looking at the all-american christmas tree out front. and, notice, it's snowing in here. ainsley: i know, december 1st y'all. christmas is around the corner. let's focus on that because it's been a tough year for

will travel to columbus to face the crew on saturday seattle is just the 2nd team in m.l.s. history to reach the final 4 times in 5 seasons it's. now the new n.b.a. season may be getting under way in just over 2 weeks but positive coronavirus cases are having an impact on pre-season training the portland trailblazers have shut down their training facility for deep cleaning after 3 positive cases drop the rafters who are playing their season out of florida have had 3 staff members contract the virus. ok and that is all your support for now. thank you so much farwell that wraps up this news or to keep it here on al-jazeera though i'll be back with you after this very short break more of the very latest world news stay with us. and the disease because. of the dance children and. all. the. things that they need to see childhood education. lead to. cease. al-jazeera well tells the intriguing stories behind for classic songs from palestine and jordan social snapshots of different times and places from the british mandate to 950 s. jordan and the palestinian diaspora today musical

taxpayers, by the way, are on the hook to pay for crime victims in seattle. the king county prosecutor's office establishing a program that would reimburse victims of certain crimes if the to opinionedder -- the offender can't pay. the fund part of an initiative that allows community-based groups to decide what to do with first-time nonviolent criminals. there's much more interesting elements to this story. i wish we had time to bring all of it to you. joining us now is victor davis hanson, a senior fellow at the hoover institution at a stanford university, national review contributor. it is great to have you with us. i love this story, by the way. the idea that we are going to provide restitution for those who can't afford restitution. the victim is truly -- [laughter] who is the victim here? it looks like it's always the american taxpayer. >> yeah. i think what's happened, lou, is the theoretical madness of the university has now filtered down during this covid lockdown and panic, and never waste a crisis fashion, to be absorbed by, you know, mainstream des

it's happening in the seattle suburbs of edmonds and woodway. people have a phony document saying the homeowner is evicted because the house was built on lands that belong to them. they say they will look for houses that are being sold and they planted the red flag in front of one that is on the market and empty but they never did break in. that was not the case in maryland seven years ago when tabatha gentry who claimed to be a sovereign citizen squatted in a multimillion dollar mansion. she's in jail for assaulting a police officer. the moors an extreme's group that began in the 90s and follows an interpretation of sovereign doctrine that african americans can constitute an elite class within american society with special rights and privileges. they're anti-government, they don't believe the laws apply to them and they're between 3,000 and 4,000 spread across the country. >> thanks, mike. i'm john roberts. bill? >> i'm used to seeing a white building behind you. nice to see you. >> it's white. >> bill: that it is. thanks, john. nice to see you

> seattle. >> i'll say d.c. >> d.c., seattle, let's find out. boom, 6%, washington, d.c. over seattle, washington. >> all right. >> there you have it that's what's going on around the country. nice snow globe. >>> and no snow quite yet here in the bay area, but we will see a cool down and rain heading into the weekend. beautiful start to our morning and microclimate highs for the afternoon will be in the low to mid 60s for the south bay and the interior valleys and another thing to keep in mind is a wind advisory is in effect for north bay, coastal mountains. until 4:00 p.m. we're talking of gusts up wards plus 45 miles per hour. >> and that is your latest weather. nicely done, guys. >> thank you we had a tie, too. peace is in the galaxy >>> still ahead, who do you think it should be "time's" person of the year for 2020 our exclusive first look at the short list first, these messages. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that "daniel deal" got me some sweet savingsarm, on my insurance. daniel... state farm offers surprisingly great rates to everyone. sure you do, te

porting inthe home seattle is a couple thousand miles away from the bering strait, were a lot of the action is, and the arctic circle. give me your thoughts on what we could do with medium icebreakers right now. i think the white house is looking at something that could be home ported, hopefully soon, in alaska, but what are the different things the coast guard is looking at? it seemsioned, frustrating that they pretty obvious choice, long-term strategic thinking, would be that you would want these home ported, at least some of the fleet, in america's arctic. senator with regards to potentially leased icebreakers, a short-term urging strategy -- short-term bridging strategy, we have not invested significant effort and where we would sail those from. the closeness, the geography of the mission set they would be engaged in, your point is well made. with ourr-term icebreakers, there are multiple factors we consider when we talk about the ability to maintain. we realize through your work on the committee that you will provide the resources we need. chairman sullivan: we will. admiral ray

we have open socialist on the seattle city council. they are not necessarily thinking about it from a democratic perspective. nor do they care about the republican perspective. they care only about play indicating the activist community because the. debating how much mover more 18%. then they got to 18%. as they were debating it, two people were stabbed in seattle just near blocks away from city hall. one person was stabbed to death. another personal was stabbed at random just walking in downtown seattle. that person, thankfully, is going to be okay it. really does shine a spot line on what happens on when you defund the police. this shouldn't be shocking to anybody. we have the lowest number of deployable staff of spd since 1990. and at the exact same time we are seeing record homicides, record arson. record burglaries. again, any child could figure out exactly what's going to happen next year once we see more of these cuts. brian: here somewhat mayor said jennjennyjenny durkan laying gr. a plan seeks to ensure the seattle police depa

will travel to columbus to face the crew on saturday seattle is just the 2nd team in m.l.s. history to reach the final 4 times in 5 seasons. at a new n.b.a. season may be getting under way in just over 2 weeks but positive coronavirus cases are having an impact on pre-season training a portland trailblazers have shut down their training facility for deep cleaning after 3 positive cases the trauma raptors who are playing their 1st season out in florida have had 3 staff members contract the virus. get definitely be sure you have to have because he's going to be safe because it is a repair and it is a very. very. you know doesn't see nothing wrong with this you think that this guy you have to you know do the right things and not just for ourselves but the people around him. ok but that is all your sport for now back to you thank you so much indeed to keep it here on al-jazeera to remain obligated will be with you in just a moment i think. december on al-jazeera it's 10 years since of revolution in tunisia ignited the arab spring al-jazeera looks back at the uprising and asks wh

them in the next several weeks. >> one last question. >> up next, we will go to evan busch with the seattle times. go ahead. reporter: hi, governor. a question for you. i'm wondering what the state's long-term goals are for vaccine uptake. what percentage of washingtonians do you aim to be vaccinated in the months, a year? the goalst describe for the early process in the -- and the long-term process as well. gov. inslee: kathy, do you want -- or michelle, about potential percentages, realizing these are preliminary numbers because they depend on the production that comes out from the producers. do you want to give any parameters of timelines at all? >> i can start. then, michelle, you can jump in if you have other information. i think, ultimately, our goal is to have about 70% immunity in our population. this is what experts feel is the level needed for herd immunity, which is the point which outbreaks no longer occur in a population. i think it is a little bit difficult to predict how much immunity we will have along the way. because, as the governor just mentioned, we are not 100% sure of

will now travel to columbus to figgs the crew on saturday seattle is just the 2nd team in m.l.s. history to reach the final 4 times in 5 seasons it's. a break dancing is said to make its debut on the world's biggest stage it's been confirmed as an official sport for the pairs 2024 olympic games new i.o.c. rules allow host cities to hand-pick sports to include in the games based on local popularity and public appeal paris organizers saying they want to attract a new and younger audience the sport will officially be known as breaking other sports have also been included such as skateboarding sport climbing and surfing these however will debut at the daily tokyo games 2021 breaking is not totally new to the olympics it was featured at the 2800. games in buenos aires it has a pretty big following an olympic program commission report last year estimated that 1000000 people take part its inclusion does have its critics though australian squash great michel martin says including it is making a mockery of what the olympics it's earlier spoke to elite breakdancer carm saying who plans to

boston, new york city, philadelphia, atlanta, chicago, dallas, kansas city, denver, san francisco and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in north carolina, toxicology and industrial engineering in cincinnati, groundwater research in oklahoma, pesticide biology in gulf breeze, florida, and ecosystems research in oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what effects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long-range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution control apparatus was designed with

boston, new york city, philadelphia atlanta, chicago, dallas, kansas city, denver, san francisco and seattle. can the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh durham north carolina. toxicology and industrial engineering, in cincinnati. round water research, in oklahoma. pesticide biology and that's in florida, and ecosystems research in oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment, and what's effects various exposure levels have in the environment. this knowledge would help us some control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them we need more information on long-range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution control apparatus was desig

one of them is seattle truth network. and one of the things they are talking about is will employers be able to force their employees to take this vaccine? if people say, i don't want to take it, for whatever their reason, they don't want to take the vaccine. what protections will there be for them? understanding, we don't have a specific statute that addresses that issue at the moment. that could change. right now, what we are depending on his people of all -- people's voluntary decisions to protect themselves and their loved ones. having to look at this really extensive review of multiple scientific authorities, based on the genius of science, and this has been the genius of science. this was an incredible event to develop a vaccine in this length of time. and now having multiple filters, if you will, of scientific inquiry, including the fda, the cdc, multiple committees, and now our own committee, you've got to understand, i have been as questioning and un-trustful of this administration as may be anyone in the country

lluvia llegar en horas de la tarde el domingo, precipitaciones en sectores como oregon y washington en seattle el sistema se extiende hacia el Área de la bahía afectando la parte sur. en cuestión de esta enorme célula llega a nuestra área a eso de las 5 de la tarde, ya para las 8 de la tarde veremos todo el sector lluvioso, también en la península una posibilidad de granizo, mucha precaución al conducir. durante la madrugada continuaremos viendo llovinas, no será hasta el lunes que veremos cambios en el tiempo, para después ver nuevamente lluvia el miércoles hasta el último día del 2020. a prepararse con el paraguas a mano, estos días. >> en breve ... >> bueno ,david... >> bueno, en deportes los ... se transformaron en grinch de la nfl (national football league), después de prestarles su casa los arizona los dejaron casi eliminados. >> y cada vez más dueños de negocios se han vuelto creativos ,miren ahora puede cenar mientras sobrevuela el pasaije queridos abuelos: el covid sigue siendo un peligro, por eso los nietos prometemos no bajar la guardia. mascarillas aunque el tio lu

seattle held won the game 20-9 and clenched the game. goff broke his thumb in the game. >>> mahomes at home normally that's an automatic win. atlanta though made him work for it. chiefs trailed with two minutes left and mahomes almost picked off by a.j. terrell. that was almost game over. very next play mahomes he got it right this time. a strike to demarcus robinson. chiefs led 17-14. came down to this with 14 second left. young hoku to tie it. and he's wide right. chiefs won their 10th straight game 17-14 final. mahomes he just happy about clenching the number one seed in the afc again. ben roethlisberger and the steelers needed to snap out of it. it lost three in a row then they trailed the colts by 17 points today in the third. but this ignited the come back. oh, deonte johnson. full extension. touchdown grab, got the cut the coast lead to 10. and then down three. big ben to smithshuster. biggest second half come back in the mike tomlin era. steelers win it and that clenched the afc north division. >>> there's currently a four way ti

shannon: seattle mayor jenny durkin will not be seeking reelection. the democrats as she wants to focus on dealing with the challenges stemming from the covid-19 pandemic for the rest of her term. >> i decided not to run for reelection because seattle, we still have some tough months bad. i will focus on leading our city as we plan to reopen. >> she faces us live criticism over the summer for not being proactive in stopping the autonomous zone known as shop created after the death of george floyd. donald trump awarding dan gable the presidential medal of freedom. [applause] >> gable is an olympic gold medalist and largely considered the greatest american wrestler. >> i'm larger than you. could i take you in wrestling? what i have a big advantage? >> no chance. >> no chance. the first wrestler to receive the nation's highest civilian honor and he will join "fox and friends" to talk about that historic moment. todd: breakdancing an official olympic sport. that is video of carley shimkus showing off her skills, is in diesel showing off his skills to the

boston, new york city, philadelphia, atlanta, chicago, dallas, kansas city, denver, san francisco and seattle. the scientific work of epa is also decentralized and takes place in laboratories located across the country. air pollution work takes place in raleigh, durham, north carolina. toxicology and industrial engineering in cincinnati, groundwater research in oklahoma. pesticide biology in gulf breeze, florida, and ecosystems research in corvalis, oregon. this scientific effort is essential to meeting the environmental challenges that still lie ahead. we need to know a lot more about how toxic substances behave in the environment and what effects various exposure levels have on human health and the environment. this knowledge would help us control the risks from these substances without sacrificing the benefits of the technologies that produce them. we need more information on long-range transport of pollutants through the air. acid rain is an example of this kind of transport. we also must do better at tracking the flow of pollutants through the environment. much of our pollution control a

that will now take place december 12 and the cardinals are practicing this week in seattle and next week in corvallis. stanford of course coming of the big game win over cal. they have the axe, they just don't have another home game.>>> california's coronavirus surge is not letting up. the numbers climbing by the day. the covid website shows more than 12,000 reported cases and 70 new deaths. it shows the 14 day average for positive tests is 6 1/2%. the cdc just released new recommendations on who should get vaccinated first. they wrote today to give priority to healthcare workers and nursing home residents. that encompasses around 24 million americans. they project around 20 million doses of each exit will be available by the end of the month. each vaccine requires two doses. >>> no evidence of fraud, that is the word from william barr today on the 2020 election. meantime president-elect biden and vice president elect harris continue to move forward with their white house transition plans. as skyler henry reports live from wilmington delaware. >> reporter: good evening, the attorney gene

jason rantz come a seattle radio show host joins us now with details. >> summer of love in seattle, i guess the winter of discontent in portland, north portland specifically. it is the red house autonomous zone, a group of activists with the antifa movement have set up basically a 2-2.5 block radius for a house that was lost to foreclosure after a two-year battle. the family is black and indigenous, so the primarily white antifa activists leave this as an example of gentrification. there is no evidence this is a gentrification, but there is a lot of t evidence of crime going on as the folks refused to leave. cops yesterday tried to remove them from the home, finally remove them from the home, except they came under assault, the officers, from a lot of people who set up camp there. as they were treated, it up giving a lot of room to the antifa protesters to set up a camp, and right now, they are barricaded. they've got a stockpile of weapons. they've got armed guards. they've got a kitchen ready. so they are there for the long haul,g as the portland police department are trying to figu

it is going to generate significant rain and snow for the northern cascades and portland and seattle. for us, big surf coming from the center where the winds are blowing in excess of 40 or 50 knots. so that is what we are looking at. the surf will be coming in significantly on wednesday and thursday. so be careful. i say that because a lot of our ethical, right? with folks working from home, there are a lot of people taking lunch at the beach. so this is a good week to be very safe. just be safe. it will be a story. somebody is going to do something not real thoughtful and get into some trouble. there's a lot of opportunity for things to go bad so be safe and don't let yours self be a part of a new story. this high pressure, staying put. the storms were still out there. does not kill the storms come into sends them the wrong way. if the thing drops, which is supposed to be doing, if it drops in the loaves come in and we get the flow. we get storm door being open if you will. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. 67 in fairfield, 66 in concorde. the five-day forecast, we need rain

trove of other fake information they claim the alleged character purports to be a billionaire living in seattle and say none of his credentials check out the firm says the company created him to distance questions from regulators as questions started to escalate. we have prech oreached out to p and we have a statement: they say the attack by sleazy short sellers, qsm, reads like an internet conspiracy written by teen-agers it is impossible to dispute the facts because there are no facts. the number feels very comfortable stating none of the allegations in this short seller's die tribe are accurate, it's a baseless campaign by shameless short sellers who are willing to risk lives to make a quick profit for more than 16 years pen penumbra's ouchb vative innovats have saved hundreds of thousands of patients facts life-threatening medical conditions." and this is where we currently stand. the stock is down just about 15%. mr. greggo does join me right now. gabriel, thanks for being here >> thank you for having me >> these are explosive allegations. how can you prove anything that you lay out in you

as for the last game of the season against seattle, it is still scheduled for levi's. we're guessing even that may change. we'll of course keep you posted. no sign of a letup just yet for the baltimore ravens. a league source tells mike florio yet another player tested positive yesterday. it's a rookie reserve geno stone. the game has been rescheduled three times since thanksgiving. today's scheduled game airs at 12:30 here on nbc bay area. >>> it's a mystery spreading all over social media. another monolith popped up in romania. investigators have no idea how it got there. it appeared first on friday. police officers say that investigators are looking into this because that metal pillar was illegally installed at a protected archaeological site. many on social media are wondering if the monolith could have other connections. >>> back to our breaking news. the uk approving a covid-19 vaccine overnight. all the details coming up. >>> plus, butt out. san francisco is going more smoke free than ever before. we'll talk about the new restrictions for smokers that may have t

. >> it didn't end well for the 49ers, you have ream tiffs in seattle who were happy. it's a fun rivalry. >>> next at 11, christmas eve we hadfireworks all night long. >> residents in the south bay are bracing for illegal fireworks. violators can expect steep fines. >> new year's eve is hours away and bay area law enforcement agency are warning everyone that they are illegal and dangerous. >> fireworks can be traumatic for veterans and pets. the city of san jose doubled the fines for those caught setting off fireworks. >> the fines are expensive. a first offense can cost $1,000. city leaders approved upping fines after the illegal firework activity on july 4th. >> the big new year's eve firework show is not happening this year. there has not been word of any sanctioned firework shows. >> the absence of having those professional firework shows, we believe has contributed to the use of illegal fireworks in the community. >> erica ray says the city logged 6600 complaints on july 4th. the fire department responded to 54 fires. >> we had trouble covering the emergency calls

rams stay with seattle in the nfc west at the top. >>> the golden state warriors open up on the 22nd of this month. so many faces to try to keep track of. they've got very little time to mesh. and wiseman, positive news for him, after testing positive, he was able to be back on court working out by himself. and kent basemore is back. he made himself a big amount of money. back with the warriors and his good buddy steph curry talking about the warriors and how they're going to do it without clay thompson but here he is talking about the warriors. >> there's that sense of anticipation. i think everyone feels that we're back and i want to get myself back in the too. and it's just -- it all makes sense. >> reporter: college basketball. usf hosting long beach state. and on to the second half, pretty much the same drill as millstead with the steal. he had 24 and gives it to buya with the dunk. what you call your high percentage shot. look at that final, 107-62. and they're looking pretty gin the early going. strange basketball season but that is it. >> all right mark. goodnight. thanks. no

the tightly bunch east and west and seattle was in town and they did not get to number 4. philadelphia won and the seahawks punched it in for a three-0 lead. and chris carson determined to get into end zone from 16 yards out. and that earned some emotion from the side from pete carroll. and the seahawks have sole possession from in the nfc west over the rams. >>> the 49ers were a team without a home field earlier today. then came word that home of the arizona cardinals in glendale will be the site of the game coming up. that solved the game day issues. reports tonight say the 49ers will head to arizona on wednesday. and the 49ers play on the road in dallas. >>> stanford is expected to move the pacific northwest this week. the preparation for this saturday's game from washington. san jose state still scrambling. the 4-0 spartans are expected to host on saturday and they're still looking for an alternative site. >>> the relocated maui inialational. he went from 19 points and eight rebound leading a well- balanced stanford rebound. and wills pushes through. >>> and a masked m

y dicen adiós porque la (nombre en inglés) queda así,después de las victorias de los Ángeles rams y seattle seahawks, sin embargo, los san francisco 49ers pueden alcanzar a cardenales de san luis oakland raiders se enfrentaron a indianapolis colts, pero indianapolis colts ganó 44 a 27 los oakland raiders estarían por ahora fuera de los playoffs. >> el fútbol que se juega con los pies, la premier league, el tottenham hotspur football club de mourinho , el liverpool football club podía robarse la punta, aquí el fullham robaba el balón y aquí vemos el bombazo pero entonces al 67 en el tiro libre de georginio wijnaldum, el árbitro decía que era penal, la vemos de nuevo, era penal, lo cobra mohamed salah y adenetro, el liverpool football club no se quedó con la punta y está empatado con spurs. >> en españa por loco que parezca el fútbol club barcelona tenía que ganar contra el levante para salir del medio de la tabla, partido complicado con el barça, hasta que antoine griezmann para lionel messi y adentro para dar la victoria 1 a 0 al fútbol club barcelona . >> (música) . >> el

group and then we found another group down south 100 restaurants strong and based kept popping up in seattle and chicago and san francisco all over the country and very quickly we pulled together getting on zoomm calls twice a day with a single goal to get congress to help us out. host: the national restaurant association we are familiar with that how are you different? >> they are mostly comprised and get funding from chains or felt we were we in a different situation and we needed a voice for independent restaurants. host: how do they feel about bar and restaurant closures? are there feelings state and local governments have gone too far? >> i believe the science and i feel in march and april we should've got her arms around this. like in melbourne australia there are no cases and restaurants are fully opened open is are fully think if we had leadership early on we would've been through this already. my feeling is we have to close to keep the community safe and the science tells us that then that is fine that is exactly why we need the federal government to step up specifically targeting t

>> well, keep in mind, portland four months had riots, just like seattle. now there is this occupation around this home which is rightfully foreclosed upon and the authorities cannot get into the home. there is this autonomous zone. in other words, they have lost control. just like they have lost control of seattle and are in minneapolis where we see shootings up 100% and carjacking up 331%. liz: we are seeing in portland oregon the mayor saying, you know what, protesters, even the democrat mayor, he is saying enough already. stop stockpiling weapons like rocks and bottles to protect police. facing foreclosure. they are doing things like booby-traps with metal spike strips to puncture police tires. it really feels like portland has lost control their. >> yes. look at california. san francisco is now a failed city in l.a. dona rested in these big cities and places like california where they are decriminalizing so many things and sadly our big cities are dying. >> let's talk about what is going on in minneapolis. minneapolis cut $8 million out of the police b

tuck suburban seattle. jason rantz, i hope you will keep on top of this for us. >> i will, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: the story that didn't get enough attention perdue pharma, the pharma company that opioids pled guilty in causing the opioid epidemic which has cost hundreds of thousands of deaths in americans in this country. we have internal documents how purdue consult distant at mackenzie and company saw those deaths than nothing more than the cost of doing business. transaction costs. joe has been on top of this more than almost anybody in the media. he wrote the book pharma covered the longer than anyone else. joe, thanks so much for coming on. this is a really stunning story. what have we learned? >> yeah, you know, there are very few things after spending five years into looking at the american drug industry. very few things that shock me anymore. it was a shocking development. i had to read that document twice to make sure that i really understood it. and what it really is that in 2017 mckinsey h

since its creation in seattle nearly a century ago boeing had developed a reputation as a world class engineering company. but in 1970 boeing changed. in merged with competitor mcdonnell douglas. 2 companies with 2 very different business models. the merger was all about transforming our successful culture and business model into the same business model that mcdonnell douglas had used unsuccessfully you basically shortchanging hearing is stop doing aggressive new product go into your other business for care. the new boeing moved its headquarters from seattle the only home the company had ever known to chicago. it began slashing investment in research in order to cut costs. and maximize wall street returns. i felt was wrong i felt the company was going to the company in the wrong direction and. i thought that quality would suffer and the integrity of the product would suffer. feel that that legacy him now history in a clump of time. has been hijacked. by a bunch of course. by 2003 it was time to launch a new plane. but boeing's new board was reluctant to invest the billions needed. the

now, remember that seattle-area nursing home? >> why don't you guys cover his legs up? >> reporter: the nation's first hot spot? today, residents and staff are getting vaccinated. >> that feels good. >> reporter: around 2 million americans have now had their first dose. >> the 2 million number is probably an underestimate. >> reporter: but the goal was to vaccinate 20 million people, by year's end. >> well, the place is slower than what was stated. that's probably unrealistic, at this point. >> reporter: novavax is now starting phase-three trials of its vaccine in the u.s. and mexico, oxford-astrazeneca could receive approval for its vaccine in the uk, within days. but the current, rocky vaccine rollout prove as painful point. these elixirs will take time. now, here, in southern california, we will likely find out, tuesday, if our stay-at-home order is going to be extended. it almost definitely will because, for that order to be lifted, capacity in the icus has to rise above 15%. and right now, it's at zero. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >>> an internal medicine physicia

i think they are doing it in los angeles and seattle and portland as well. not only that, a lot of police officers are quitting the force. who can blame them. it's the politicians that really want to see, you know, woke and want to protect the protesters. what they are really doing is chasing away police and endangering these communities and it's got to stop. the first role of government, the first service of government is to protect the people. liz: all right. john cox, it's good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> appreciate it liz. thank you. liz: we have acting border patrol top guy mark morgan on what is going on at the border. mexico is making a serious milf inside mexico that could really cause potentially border crimes. before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? (teen) ♪ mom... it happened again. (vo) add some thrill to

cardinal spent all week in seattle to prepare for number 22 washington huskies when stanford pounded the rock on the opening drive. antioch native, austin jones put it up 710 nothing. three touchdown game 31 to 10. all they had to do was protect the football, right? the ball is loose. he picks it up, that led to a field goal, 31-26. could the cardinals run out the clock? yes. austin jones, first down run and we are done here. 3126 the final. cardinal record now two and two. nfl, as we speak, 49ers are slight favorites to beat the bills on monday night at their new home. glendale arizona training site for at least three weeks. chased out of santa clara county amid the noncontact sports shutdown. the concerned about the team's mental state where they can only see each other during practice, the coach address this this week. >> some people are going to deal with this differently than others. you heard about the nba bubble. those were at least able to hang around each other. it's not like we are in a bubble hanging out. >> then there are the raiders, a point favorites and even though the

woman said i'm resigning because you are defunding are budget, i can't even protect th people here in seattle when you see what happens in portland. when people refuse to cover the stories and also i think candac brought up such a significant point, when republicans shy awa from the truth, they don't face the truth, they don't talk abou it, they don't reach out to the minority community and they don't realize that people in minority communities, my mother was an immigrant from cuba, i understand what people are goin through in these communities, just reach out to them, they will be there, they will tell you what they need break you ge the fact that you have to say that and candace, we've had donald trump, and he was the first republican to make a genuine overage to the black community saying what do you have to lose, this is what's important, and it seems like th republicans will not have learned anything from that it's the most basic thing in america president to do, what would you advice to the republicans be to carry on in the event that trum for some reason isn't able to d it himself? tha

now, remember that seattle area nursing home. >> why don't you guys cover his legs up. >> reporter: the nation's first hot spot, today residents and staff are getting vaccinated. >> that feels good. >> reporter: just over 2 million americans have now had their first dose. >> the 2 million number is probably an under estimate. >> reporter: the goal was to vaccinate 20 million people by year's end. >> the pace is slower than what was stated. that's probably unrealistic at this point. >> reporter: novavax is now starting phrase 3 trials of its vaccine in the u.s., and mexico, oxford astrazeneca could receive approval for its vaccine in the u.k. within days, but the current rocky vaccine rollout proves a painful point. these elixirs will take time. nick watt, cnn, los angeles. >> well, you heard nick watt saying that it will take time. but how much time will it take for the majority of americans to get a covid vaccine. cnn's medical analyst, dr. l dr. lee -- at that rate for a two dose vaccine, for us to reach 80% herd immunity in the u.s. for vaccination, it will take us ten years. this is

trying to prevent seattle from winning the division. goff rolls out and just throws a what kind of -- what is this interception? just terrible. bad news for goff. he reportedly broke his thumb in this game. early third, here's russell wilson doing what russell wilson done. 13-6 seahawks after that score. rams go for it on fourth and goal. malcolm brown is stuffed. seattle maintains the lead and the rams don't score a touchdown for the first time this year. seahawks win 20-9. they clinch the nfc west crown. now the rams need to beat arizona next week to make the playoffs. snow game in green bay. a few fans in the stands, they don't mind. packers up 19-0 but here come the titans. third and one, ryan tannehill says remember this. 45 yards untouched. titans draw within five. aaron rodgers going to find davante adams. rodgers threw for four total touchdowns. a.j. dylan puts it away with this 30 yard scamper. a snow angel, that would have been the easy celebration, but the rook wants the lambeau leap. not quite. better luck next time. packers

taxpayers, by the way, are on the hook to pay for crime victims in seattle. the king county prosecutor's office establishing a program that would reimburse victims of certain crimes if the offender can't pay. the victims will be paid from a taxpayer-supplied fund that will have a budget up to $150,000. the fund is part of an initiative that allows community-based groups to decide what to do with first-time nonviolent criminals. there's much more interesting elements to this story. i wish we had time to bring all of it to you. >>> breaking news, national security adviser robert o'brien has cut short his european trip to coordinate a response to the suspected russian cyber attack against the u.s. treasury, the commerce and homeland security departments. that's right, homeland security was attacked by the russians. successfully. joining us now is victor davis hanson, a senior fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university, national review contributor. it is great to have you with us. i love this story, by the way. the, the idea that we are going to prov

i think they are doing it in los angeles and seattle and portland as well. not only that, a lot of police officers are quitting the force. who can blame them. it's the politicians that really want to see, you know, woke and want to protect the protesters. what they are really doing is chasing away police and endangering these communities and it's got to stop. the first role of government, the first service of government is to protect the people. liz: all right. john cox, it's good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> appreciate it liz. thank you. liz: we have acting border patrol top guy mark morgan on what is going on at the border. mexico is making a serious milf inside mexico that could really cause potentially border crimes. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture

at amazon headquarters in seattle. it's 11:00 a.m. on wall street and "squawk alley" is live >> dus good tuesday morning i spoke with aws ceo exclusively last night covering a wide range of topics. you'll hear about all hour including data warehousing and the emergence of snowflake in that space which by the way runs on aws here's what jasy said about whether there is room enough for snowflake and aws -- sorry, snowflake competitor from aws red shift in the market. >> i think it's unquestionable that there's room for both snowflake and red shift to be very successful and grow to be very, you know, a lot larger than both of them are today. we launched redshift back in 2012 and it was the first data warehouse built for the cloud and continues to be the largest data warehouse in the cloud. and, you know, snowflake built a data warehousing offering as well that is also strong offering and largely runs on top of aws we work just as hard for snowflake in trying to make it easy for people to use redshift. from our perspective, if customers w

college hoops, the bears hosting seattle, the shot clock winding down, brown drills of the 3, he had career-high 12 points, and cal got their fourth straight win. and finally to the blue turf for the famous idaho potato bowl. carson strachan had a career- high with five touchdown passes. nevada won 38-27. and when you win the potato bowl, the coach gets a bucket of fries dumped on him before the gatorade bash. >>> still ahead, with storm warriors are flinging policy to. hosting a pop-up pantry. take a look at the outside chases into. some of the hardest hit communities are picking up some groceries and holiday recipes. >> they are receiving turkeys, everything from mac & cheese, stuffing, and everything you would need for a really nice holiday meal for your family.>> a lot of people are fleeing san francisco's pricey rents during the pandemic, but it turns out they are not going very far. th >>> cbs news is coming up next. >> here is norah o'donnell with the preview. >> good evening, coming up after kpix 5 news at 6, 2020 will go down in history as america's deadliest year and we are

going out as much for the holiday joe, jamie in boston wants to know if you are still a believer in seattle genetics. >> jamie, i've been a believer in seattle genetics for the last couple of years and it's because of the wonderful work they are doing with cancer therapy, introducing monoclonal antibodies to treat that if you are roos eecently in the stock, understand, there is downward pressure because they have filed for a potential share sale maybe the 200 day 165 is a place that you could lighten up. but i'm not doing so i'm staying with this, i believe what the company is doing and it's going to be a long-term holding for me as it's been for the last couple of years >> jay in westchester asks, nor northrup grumman continues to be neutral. is there any sign of a breakout ahead? >> i think what's been holding them back is fears about defense spending cuts under a democratic administration i think that's misplaced because nor nor nor nor northwill the rop grumman is taking a long time to fulfill its destiny. >> the b-21 bomber program is expected to get fully funded from that, too and it'

job come and sit at telling stories, instead of questioning the policies in cities like chicago, in seattle where the chief of police, a black woman said, i'm resigning because you are defunding our budget and can even protect the people here in seattle. when you see what happens in portland. but when people refuse to cover the stories and, also, i think candace brought up such a significant point, when republicans shy away from the truth, they don't face the truth, they don't talk about it, they don't reach out to the minority communities, they don't realize that people in minority communities, i've covered them,o my mother was an immigrant from cuba. i understand what people are going through, communities reach out to them, they will tell us what we need. >> tammy: the fact you have to say that -- candace owens delma, we've had t donald trump and hes the first republican with an overture to the black community, what do you have to lose, seems like republicans have not learned anything from the most basic thing an american president can do is what your advice be to the republicans to carry

you are covering a judge in seattle releasing dangerous suspects without bail. what is going on? why are we tilting in favor of if you haven't been tried yet that is one thing but when you are accused of certain crimes there is no reason to fail in many of these cases. >> we focus a lot on the das and we have the same problem but is also focused on the judges, swung so far to the other side in response to a complaint that we are over incarcerating. there is a valid point to be made in some circumstances but you can't go to the point you are just releasing everyone. in the last couple weeks a judge released what i believe to be dangerous suspects. we are talking in one case a suspected drug dealer who was caught by police with 176 grams of meth, 96 doses of a street drug, 10 grams of heroin, this is a guy who should not have been released and not only was he released, there was no bail whatsoever. we have conversations where they end up going. these are not just about the homicide of murder victims or murderers but small problems, small criminals. they start to escalate and before

cal beats seattle for their 4th straight win. randy bennett has their eight game winning streak snapped. saint mary had no answer. nathan -- he had 18 points and 13 boards. the aztecs win by 25. the gales score a season low of 49 points. >>> to the blue turf for the potato bowl. nevada and tula, ne. carson strong tied a career high with five touchdown passes. nevada beat the green wave 38- 27 and when you win the potato bowl they get the bucket of fries. and just a reminder the warriors will play next on christmas day against the milwaukee bucks. >>> ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area how much cash barry transit could be getting if the president ends up signing that coronavirus relief bill. >>> what does a plane can fly itself and a coronavirus vaccine have in common? i hey! it's me! your dry skin! i'm craving something we're missing. the ceramides in cerave. they help restore my natural barrier, so i can lock in moisture. we've got to have each other's backs... cerave. now the #1 dermatologist recommended skincare bra

i think they are doing it in los angeles and seattle and portland as well. not only that, a lot of police officers are quitting the force. who can blame them. it's the politicians that really want to see, you know, woke and want to protect the protesters. what they are really doing is chasing away police and endangering these communities and it's got to stop. the first role of government, the first service of government is to protect the people. liz: all right. john cox, it's good to see you. thanks for coming on. >> appreciate it liz. thank you. liz: we have acting border patrol top guy mark morgan on what is going on at the border. mexico is making a serious milf inside mexico that could really cause potentially border crimes. we will talk about it next. ♪ it. juggled life for it. it. took charge for it. so care for it. look after it. invest with the expertise of j.p. morgan, either with an advisor or online, through chase. after all, it's yours. chase. make more of what's yours. my husband would have been on the sidelines. but not anymore! an alternativ

scared to death, murders and assaults are open philadelphia, new york city, san francisco, portland, seattle, any place where there's protest about defunding the police about not prosecuting crime, criminals are out committing crime and listen, the places where this is most acute, this is really serious are the communities of color which is democrats give lip service to, they want to help the communities, those communities want more police presence, not less, the idea that will send social workers and, i'm all for counseling, i'm on the board of restored justice foundation and i believe in rehabilitation but let's face it people in these communities want police protection and he's right they will continue to get pounded with this and rightly so as i'm concerned. liz: critics are saying barack obama was being dismissive of the issue, calling defund the police a snappy slogan that cost votes, is it a snappy catchy slogan when it's a far left organizing? >> no, some of these have actually done it, minneapolis actually acted to take money out of their police budget, think you're doing on los ang