j -- moving quickly to develop omicron constructs. pfizer and moderna think they can deliver omicron-specific vaccine early in the new year. that's terrific. it's something we've articulated a goal for if world to be able to develop new vaccines within 100 days. i think omicron presents a real-word opportunity to see what we can do and improve our processes. >> reporter: you said something yesterday that caught headlines, you said omicron is "the chickens coming home to roost." what did you mean? >> we think we're seeing, at least based on what we understand now, is this virus, this variant has emerged in countries that have had very limited access to vaccine, and that means that covid has continued to circulate at high rates in these countries which provides it opportunities to mutate, and, so, scientists for months have been predicting that the inequity of vaccine distribution was creating the exact kind of circumstances that would promote the emergent of new variants, potentially with the ability to evade our vaccines. the inequity

the j church is a complex changebecause it not only affects j customers but all of our rail routes . the feedback we are currently operating the j church unjust on the service from church and market to the park and the feedback we've heard from customers is that this change has made it difficult to get downtown. people don't like to have to transfer . avery's concernsabout their pavement conditions which is being addressed . as well as some safety concerns related to the intersection of church and market. we also know through some of our technical analysis that the not having the j and the subway along with some of the other changes we've made is having a huge benefit to the reliability of service. and i'm just going to in the interest of time skip to slide 13 which summarizes some of the incidents. for j customers the travel time is about the same but they have to transfer. i think it's important to just fly back for many j customers this is not an improvement. having to make a transfer when youdidn't before can create challenges , it can create opportunities for trip breakdown. but

and j 2 months after your initial j and j. the fda could approve that request for the 1617 year-olds to get the boosters as early as next week, which would be great to be able to get them boost into. were busted for stealing. i thought these days anyway, the space happened again. another business bird allies in oakland. it's the renegade running shop on grand avenue and you can see this is a surveillance video. the robbers went in there. the thieves took off. everything. just as many shoes as they could possibly carry basically. and this is the 3rd time that this store has been broken into. >> when you're building community and we love being in oakland. and when something like this happens, it's just it's just heart it's sad. of course it's a little scary and frightening. i don't know how many more incidents like this we can take to keep our doors open because, you know, every time it's a loss this time. he says he lost about $5,000. at least. >> in the south bay happened there. santa clara shoe store robbed twice in less than

programs so i had mentioned last time i had hoped that for the legacy business program under proposition j which created a historical preservation fund the controller's office was to do five year report . to do an analysis as to whether these 2 grant programs derived benefits and holding with the preservation ofbusinesses . so we are a year behind on having that report completed and that is due to covid so the controller's office is working on itnow . rick and i have an initial review. there's still more work to be done so it will not be completed for the december meeting . which i had hoped that would be done before my departure but i think it's more important to have a really goodsolid accurate report . to come from the controller and so it's going to likely sometime in the first quarter ted is working part-time right now so hopefully in january but it could be february. and then as rick noted, the bronze plaques are going on the 29th. throughout the city and i will have him follow up with you to let you know the 19 businesses that are receiving this class. they range from manufacturers

j's vaccine. the fda could approve the request from pfizer's early as next week. we'll let you know if that happens. >> it's 5.11 right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news and east bay business targeted by fees. and now the owner is considering whether they need to close shop. and after the break, president biden is promising that when we go to the stores, the shows will be full for the the shows will be full for the holiday season. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate to severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within keeping you one step ahead of eczema. hide my skin? not me. and that means long-lasting clearer s

when we get people on j. k. rowling, the harry potter author being bullied and harassed and thrown, thrown around on twitter, it has to stop. and these people, the hide behind, anonymous counts. so if they have the passport, the name, and the address of that individual, and remember saying only if it goes to court, they would have to give that name over. i think that's right. those authorities have a set of a court within their country. that dean, some sort of comment to be a lie below, so trolling in some way and demand the details of someone. then you're going to lead to people being exposed, who i believe need some form or protection. so we possibly need to have a broad brush approach where i know neighbor t is eliminated in the norm, but there may be some special application procedure. basically with an up now. no, you agree with australia, that's what they're saying. only when he gets to court. but the very fact that he's there would stop the strolling, but it also has to be about 3 me. this is not about

and j. get booster. that's because i want more ump. i want more immune protection. for those who have had covid. they don't necessarily need the booster because they have some immune protection from that right now, laboratories across the country at major medical centers are using something called a pseudo virus, steve. they are putting the spike protein from omicron on it and testing to see how well the vaccine works. that's very exciting and they will have the results back in days. but it will work to some extent. boosting it will make it more. what i disagree with the president on is we don't need to be told we're going to need a booster from now on infinitum there may be another generation of vax seens coming in a year or so that you can inhale or take orally and that works against all covid. we are heading if a really exciting direction here with science. we don't know how often we are going to need a vaccine. we need to tell people to take the booster now. not talk about a year from no

two months after their initial j&j vaccine. michelle walensky added that the emergence of the omicron variant farther emphasizes the importance of vaccinations, boosters and prevention efforts. partisan divide in this country and vaccination status just keeps growing and growing. the latest data from the kaiser family foundation shows that the unvaccinated population is now disproportionately made up of those who identify as republican. or republican-leaning. with six in ten, that is 60%, identifying as republican or republican-leaning. just one in six calling themselves democrats. or democratic-leaning. now of course, none of the arguments coming from the right about covid actually make any sense if you pay attention to what they are alleging. railing against vaccines has just left their voters far more vulnerable to the virus. the idea that democrats would somehow make up a new variant for their own benefit is just flat out crazy. we've only been hearing about omicron for a few days now and we've already seen negative affects

by washington's ground game j. d. mckissick scores from 10 yards out. washington seeks it out 17 15, thanks in part to a missed two point conversion by seattle . the hawks are now three and eight. still, the 49ers cannot. overlooked them next sunday in seattle. big test for the golden state warriors. of course, they're off to a great start 18 to but in their rear view mirror and not far behind the phoenix suns 1 16 in a row. they're going to play the sun's a couple of times this year and the warriors, of course, looking forward to the return of clay thompson. little update from him is down in santa cruz doing some five on five stuff. but he definitely will not play in any games down there. just heightening is workout process. let us go to morocco to st mary's coming off their first loss of the year hosting. u c riverside second half very strong for them nice out of bounds play augustus marshall onus to dan 02, which is fortuitous because he hits the nice shot there and the son of sharon ist. we'll do it again to go to after class for 2 67 50 strong seco

scott peterson is now in a redwood city j killing his wife laci and unborn son back in 2004. this is his new booking photo taken this morning after he was transferred ahead of his resentencing hearing next week. the california supreme court overturned his death sentence last year saying the trial judge excluded potential jurors who were opposed to the death penalty. peterson is fighting his conviction saying a juror was untruthful when she filled out her juror questionnaire. during next week's hearing, he is expected to face family and friends of his wife for the first time since his conviction. >>> okay. check this out. new video of a dramatic rescue. a chp helicopter crew responding to a report of an injured person on the sea wall. this happened yesterday. you can see the waves down below. as first responders prepare the patient for an airlift. the man was flown to stinson beach and then taken to the hospital by ambulance. >>> we are back in 60 seconds with four east bay cities on alert. >> our concern is that there is a network of these individuals that are connected someh

and j vaccine. the fda fda could approve the request from pfizer as early as next week and the cdc is now strengthening its recommendations for booster shots. the agency previously said all eligible adults may get boosters. it now says all adults should get one. the agency says it's changing the wording of its guidance in response to the on the kron variant. >> well, we want you to take a look at this. a stolen tow truck, a damaged, a chp patrol car and an injured officer. all of this plane now, just within one hour yesterday afternoon near the bay bridge toll plaza. we first told you about this story last night on kron 4 news at 6 for jonathan mccall is joining us now live from san francisco with. >> wild. new details about what we're learning about the suspect involved. jonathan. >> yeah. you know, a so many drivers watching all of this play out. chp tonight says they are blessed that no one was seriously hurt as a result of this incident. investigators say that that man stole that tow truck not o

ineffective and is it possible that the mri days, the pfizer moderna handle it differently than say the j and j. >> i think there's going to be a degree of protection against on the kron with the current vaccines that we have with both mrna and johnson and johnson to what degree is still to be determined. the good thing about the mrna vaccine technology is that if you identify new sequence, you can put it in that technology. you can develop a vaccine within just a few months and then get it distributed out to the pharmacies if needed. >> you know. but we've seen that with the flu vaccines. you know, one season you have to design a vaccine for that particular a variant. it does is kind of mimic the same trajectory that the flu vaccine. has a unit. in other words, that were they're going to be adapting as we go along every year, every season, every year. was there a season for covid. now seems like it's 3.65 right. yes, it seems like every few months we have a new covid variant that that comes about. >> the flu vaccine is not an mrna vaccine, but because we can sequence of virus and put it

and j vaccine. california had already expanded access to boosters for all adults president biden says the country is working on a plan to deal with the new variant. he's expected to outline that plan on thursday meantime, vaccine manufacturing companies are rushing to update their formulas for the on the kron variant pfizer and moderna both say that they will be able to roll out an updated vaccine to fight the new variant of covid by early next year. >> a number of european nations have started to restrict travel after the new variant was detected in south africa last week. the variant has also been detected in countries, including the netherlands in canada, germany and the u k doctor anthony fauci says he would not be surprised if the new variant is already in the united states travel bans are now in place for non us citizens coming from 8 different countries, including south africa. here's a look at those countries. so white house first announced the restrictions last week. >> in an effort to try

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same with j&j. kristen: erica says, how concerned should we be with the latest mutation for children in the 12-year-old to 17-year-old age group? will they be able to get boosters soon? dr. chin-hong: right now, no plans to get that age group boosted. first of all, gotten shots relatively recently. i think they will be protected. as long as the rest of us get protected, they will be fine. i feel like the virus vaccine will settle to a three shot deal, just like hepatitis b. we are in evolution to that point. kristen: do you think we will need one specific to the omicron variant? president biden says he is working with pfizer and moderna. should it become necessary. what do you think? dr. chin-hong: i think it will get to that point. it will take 100 days or so. they will cut and paste of the new code. the question will be how long it will take to rule it out. kristen: holly has a good question. if this new variant proves to be mild and more transmissible, would it infect more people like a common co

i got the j&j. i think everybody -- it is just panic mode. i know it is a scary thing. as far as vaccination rates, i think we should do better at getting them supplies. i do not think they should be punished for this. they did the right thing. they said they discovered a new variant. it seems like people just panic about this now. and for good reason. i am not going to -- but i am not going to panic about it. there are a couple doctors i have listened to who say there are more repeat cases of covid in vaccinated then people who have had covid and gotten the wild virus. i wish we would acknowledge that a little more here in this country. i think we are at herd immunity between the vaccinated and those who have gotten covid. host: we will talk more about that topic later in the program. reporting in this morning on the new york times on where they are in terms of vaccines and south africa. they write that the mrna vaccines were built with technology that should prevent rapid modifications. pfizer's scientists can adapt the current vaccine within six weeks and ship initia

i gotab the j&j. so, you know, i just hi that everybody -- think that everybody, you know, it's just like panic mode. i know it's a scary thing. i mean, as far as their vaccination rates, well, they're historically hesitant. i think we should do better getting them supplies. i don't think they should be punished for this at all. they did the right thing. they came out, said, you know, hay discovered a new variant. but it just seems like, you know, people just really panic about this now, and for good reason. i'm not going to, you know -- but with i for one am not going to panic about it. there's a couple of doctors i listen to that say there's more repeat cases of covid in vaccinated than people who have had covid and gotten the wild virus. so i wish we would just acknowledge that a little more here in this country. as far as people who have yalready had covid. and i really do think we're at herd immunity between the vaccinated and those who have gotten covid. >> host: and we'll talk a little more abo

be sure to follow the show online @@j drks -->>> good mondy morning. here at msnbc head quarters in new york city, today the world is holding its collective breath as a brand new covid variant raises huge questions in this holiday season. and the approach is changing by the minute. in the last 30 minutes new york city announcing an indoor mask advisory. once again everybody in america's largest city is encouraged to wear a mask in indoor public settings

if you are in that category of six months following or two months following j&j, i would strongly suggest you get used to it now and not wait for the next iteration of it, which we might not even need. we are preparing, the pharmaceutical companies are preparing to make a specific used for this. kumasi: dr. fauci says he may not need another shot because he expects to find out soon. kumasi: president biden will address the variant later this morning. anyone traveling through southern africa in the last 14 days should get a covid test or quarantine until they get a negative test result. all eyes on the impact of the omicron variant, stocks plummeted friday with investors worrying about this new strain of covid. the nasdaq at its worst drop off into months. the biggest losers were travel and energy stocks. carnival, norwegian, they all saw losses of 10%. kumasi: millions spending a lot of time on the computer today and not necessarily for work, but looking for holiday gifts online. just like -- despite supply chain issues, there are good deals out there for you. amy is live with the thing e

if you are six months or following the initial mrna or two months or more following the j and j, i would strongly suggest you get a booster now and not wait for the next iteration which we might not even need. the pharmaceutical companies are preparing to make a specific booster for this. jobyna: dr. fauci says they are waiting to find out if the vaccine can address the oma cron variance. kumasi: we will report around 8:45 a.m. reggie: the u.s. will new travel ban from south africa and seven other countries. israel has banned foreign travelers for two weeks. the international is warning against these travel bans. it says restrictions or not a long-term solution when it comes to managing variance in health officials say anyone who traveled through south africa in the past few days should quarantine until they get a negative test result and many people will be watching wall street this morning. stocks plummeted friday and investors were worried about the new strain of covid. the dow lost more than 900 points in the s&p 500 lost money in the nasdaq at its worst drop in two months. the bigge

. >> and j >> enjoy the cupcakes. "new day" continues right now. good morning to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. it is monday, november 29th. major breaking developments around the world as nation after nation takes action against the new highly mutated omicron covid variant. it's hard to tell what's spreading faster this morning, the variant or dpfear. is it more contagious, is it more lethal? does it evade vaccines? it will take weeks to get answers. overnight, the united states banned entry for non-citizen travelers from south africa and seven neighboring countries. at least 44 other countries are also imposing travel restrictions. japan, israel and morocco have suspended all arrivals of foreign nationals, basically shutting down their borders. a growing number of countries reporting confirmed cases of the omicron variant, including canada. >> the variant has not been detected in the u.s. yet. we say yet because health officials say it may already be here. the cdc is currently seque

j. the president is set to meet with his covid response team this morning. he will address the nation. look for live coverage on the c-span networks. we will bring you any update on that as soon as we solidify those plans. that should be at about 11:45 eastern. here is the reporting from the wall street journal. restrictions return as europe combats rise in cases. nations tighten control to stem variant. countries around the world reported their first cases of the omicron variant over the weekend. some imposed new travel restrictions cannot racing to protect themselves against the potentially more contagious strain even as scientists caution they do not know how severe it will prove to be. australia, canada, and italy have detected the strain. it could be more transmissible than other variants. dr. anthony fauci of the covid-19 response team was on the program this week with george stephanopoulos and was asked if the strain had been detected in the u.s.. [video clip] >> have we detected

j, now is the time to get a booster. and then also to take precautions, whether you have mandatory masking or not, just be smart about being in crowded situations where you don't novak know vaccine status of other people. >> let's listen to what vice president harris had to say when she was asked about this yesterday. >> i have been briefed and as the president has said, we're going to take every precaution and so that's why we have taken the measures we have. i can't stress enough, one, if you have not had the booster shot, get the booster shot. cannot stress enough the importance of getting vaccinated for those who have not been vaccinated. i will say what i say every time, because it remains true, they are safe, the vaccines are safe, they are free and they will save your life. >> so there you have the vice president echoing your point about the boosters. i want to get your thoughts on -- i think you alluded to this in your initial answer, about the travel restrictions that are being put in place, you have african nat

we will have further discussion around the j church and possible alternatives this coming thursday, the 18th at our administration operations and customer service subcommittee and further discussion possibly in our december meeting on the 2nd. that concludes my report. >> chair borden: are there any questions by board members? we'll open up the public comment. if you are on the line and would like to speak on the citizens advisory committee report. please press 10 now. are there callers on the line? we'll close public comment. thank you so much mr. chen for being here to provide the citizens advisory committee report. we appreciate your service. please call the next item. >> clerk: item 9, public comment. >> chair borden: this is the time for you to make comments on any item not on today's agenda. nothing we've talked about before and nothing we'll talk about after. any sort of thing under the subject matter jurisdiction of the sfmta is what this time is for. are there any callers on the line? if you like to speak to public comment, please press 10. we will close public comment. next it

tar j is also a fighter and has been since she was a baby. she was born with la marque. ifo says a degenerative spinal deformity that curbs the back making it nearly impossible to move her legs or feel from the waist down. >> every day. she relies on a very special woman to help her. i had all their life tar che's grandmother natasha pao's has become her full-time caretaker. it makes frequent trips to the shriners hospital here in sacramento to try and treat a disease that will affect her for the rest of her life. facing had ta. i am. they i can't wait walking running and do any of that. climbing up on around ernie's insta. >> shriners will be giving a chair on monday but power ease it won't fit the car. she drives and now it will add to the growing number of challenges she faces daily the bigger she grows the data was here. >> and i have put in it it kk that went and it's just hard for him. >> with christmas right around the corner. tar jay is asking for just one thing handicap accessible van with a lift to help her grandmother. we can use. it's >> it could play my chai

. >> section j. introduction of proposal and committee. i want to correct a clerical error. 2111-9a1 in support of equitable representation of services. requiring a plan to accomplish the goals of the resolution and programming for 2lgbtqia students. i would like to see if there are any speakers for the resolution. there's a total of five minutes for public comment. >> please raise your hand if you care to speak to the resolution this evening. can that please be repeated in spanish and chinese. >> my name is m. i'm on the advisory council and my family coalition advisory council. i just want to say thank you to commissioner collins for introducing this much overdue resolution. when and if this resolution passes you'll be the first first inthe nation to have a qd. it is really really important. especially now during this time with so much anti trans coming out in other states. look over the legislation. a proud to be a part of this whole process. this has been many many years coming. the parent advisory council already introduced this idea

he made clear any had proposals that he had received and asked the people he trusted most, john j knox, madison of the type of central government that they wanted. the central government had a two house legislature, not a one house like the confederation. the un like everybody sense of representative. the states are paying sovereignty. he says i will only go if it could be a fundamental transformation. madison spent most of the two months before going to philadelphia living at mount vernon. he didn't have other things per he stayed at mount vernon and he worked on these ideas at mount vernon talking with washington. they went in with the pretty clear idea wasn't just madison washington and franklin the first person who visits when he goes to philadelphia. he said we have to be on the same wavelength with the two most respected people nationally, the other two national heroes we have to work at the same wavelength. >> they came and franklin as you know had met and had a regular weekly meeting and others had come in they had talked about these things. they came prepared and when nobody e

what are the manufacturers of the shots saying >> pfizer, moderna and j&j say they're already testing their vaccines against this variant. pfizer is expecting results back within two weeks or so but says that its vaccine may require an adjustment if this variant keeps spreading, lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> earlier i spoke to dr. anthony fauci about the new variant and i began by asking what is so concerning about it. >> well, it has a constellation of mutations, lester, around that spike protein, which would be strongly indicative that this will be highly transmissible and might, in fact, escape some of the immune parameters such as monoclonal antibodies and the convalescent serum plasma when people recover and likely even some protection from the antibodies that are induced by vaccination. so we're taking it very, very seriously it's spreading really quite rapidly in south africa and then we're seeing cases popping up in countries around particularly when there has been travel from south africa or southern african countries to other places like israel and places like th

j you're encouraged to get that shot. everybody needs to show up with as much immune protection as they can for the holidays. >> yeah, absolutely. i guess the lesson here, if we needed yet another lesson here is basically, it underlines the importance of having the whole world, not just the developed countries, the whole world, being vaccinated here. otherwise, we're going to see more and more of these incubators of these different variants. >> kim, that's exactly right. we need to get as many vaccines in arms across the globe as fast as we can. and the u.s. has done more than any other country to help other nations actually. we've already sent out more than 250 million doses of vaccines. we've committed to more than a billion more. we need do this not just for humanitarian reasons but for our self-interest, right? until the world is fully vaccinated we may have to contend with more problematic variants. >> as you said, so much we still don't know. appreciate you sharing the inspiration that you do have. doctor, thank you

if you are more than two months out from j&j, more than six months out from your vaccine, go get a booster. it's a layer of protection but just like you said, i sympathize as a father too it's hard to mask up it's hard to do these things but if we want to make 2022 a really good summer, we do have to start to do the right things and not treat this like the beginning of the pandemic, not treat this like march 2020 >> dr. sikka, thank you so much for your time tonight. >>> our news team coverage continues with sara eisen. markets taking a dive on this news they bounce back up sometimes after shaking it off, whether it's mu or other concerns. is it looking like one of those episodes, or could this one have legs >> i think the answer, kelly, depends on the news on this new variant. major questions are outstanding, how severe it is, how contagious it is, and how it holds up against the vaccine. but all those questions were enough to send investors selling and selling hard worst day of the year for the dow, worst day for the broader s&p 500 since back in february the worry on wall street, this c

j." but without a doubt that could change since the village troll. will the goalposts move once ag here to react to that and much more, dr. nicole saphier and former senior advisor to president trump. dr. nicole, really, when we think about this variant, i believe, correct me if i'm wrong, but there's thousands of variance already. we heard about the nu variant.s using the greek letter system. that is the last. we were supposed to be very afraid of. delta, in the meantime, as now the variant. 1% of our cases here in the united states. are you concerned about this new one are we at a point where it's just seeming like they dr. fauc that cried wolf and the w.h.o. that cried wolf? >> to make him of the latest variant is recently named earlier today -- it's thought to have originated south africa, as you mentioned. as it has expanded to the surrounding nations also seen cases in the u.k. -- not the u.k., europe, israel, and even hong kong. they believe it is m widespread than originally thou

marvin j. fox. and he had two others with him that i wasn't sure quite who they were. and i said, man, there's something that's just not right. so i got brave and opened the door real quiet. then as i stood there i heard the words coming out of dr. fox's mouth. i herd my supervisor ask, can we tell our families what happened today? the three looked at each other for a minute, and dr. fox, he turned around real quick and stared me in the eyes, almost nose to nose. nobody will say a word. from that point on, there was a coverup of what happened. >> it was the first step in a nuclear nightmare when a government official said that a break down in an atomic powerplant of pennsylvania today is probably the worst nuclear reactor accident to date. >> i was teaching at ucla in 1979. and there was a sent at a nuclear power plant in harrisburg, pennsylvania called three mile island, and my students wanted to research whether there were nuclear activities in the los angeles area, whether they had any problems. and i said sure, go ahead. i didn't think they'd find anything. and wit

j, but without a doubt that could change since the village troll." will the goalposts move once again? here to react to that and much more, dr. nicole saphier and former senior advisor to president trump. dr. nicole, really, when we think about this variant, i believe, correct me if i'm wrong, but there's thousands of variance already. we heard about the new environment. using the greek letter system. that is the last. we were supposed to be very afraid of. delta, in the meantime, as now the variant. 1% of our cases here in the united states. are you concerned about this new one are we at a point where it's just seeming like they dr. fauci that cried wolf and the w.h.o. that cried wolf? >> to make him of the latest variant is recently named earlier today -- it's thought to have originated from south africa, as you mentioned. as it has expanded to the surrounding nations also seen cases in the u.k. -- not the u.k., europe, israel, and even hong kong. they believe it is more widespread than originally thought. so what is it? we don't really know right

tar j is also a fighter and has been since she was a baby. she was born with la marque. ifo says a degenerative spinal deformity that curbs the back making it nearly impossible to move her legs or feel from the waist down. >> every day. she relies on a very special woman to help her. i had all their life tar che's grandmother natasha pao's has become her full-time caretaker. it makes frequent trips to the shriners hospital here in sacramento to try and treat a disease that will affect her for the rest of her life. facing have ta. i they take walking running and do any of that. climbing up on around ernie's insta. >> shriners will be giving a new wheelchair on monday. but power ease it won't fit the car. she drives and now and will add to the growing number of challenges she faces daily the bigger she grows the data was here. >> and i have you put it in there and did it take it out when is just for him. >> with christmas right around the corner. tar jay is asking for just one thing handicap accessible van with a lift to help her grandmother. we can use. >> it's it could p

iron horse lane is also closed between j street and avenue street. >>> this holiday season, we are showcasing the area bright spots. share your holiday lights with us. email your pictures and videos to bay area bright spots at kpix.com , or take us on social media using the hashtag kpix bright spots. you may just see your lights on tv. >>> from a drought perspective, it's been a little too bright. my memory is this is what happened last year. we started off with a good amount of rain and then it shut off. >> that was 2 years ago. last year we had nothing until mid-november. 2019, that season was affected by that rain free february. we hope that as we head to december the rainy season picks back up. it won't happen in the next 7 days, but on the bright side, plenty of opportunity to get up and put out the holiday lights. passing clouds overnight, nothing falling out of those clouds. rain chances way to the north. another round of rain making its way to the pacific northwest. her most of california, the high pressure is in control over the weekend. calm weather with above average temperatures c

he made clear and he had proposals in that he had received that asked the people he trusted -- john j knox, madison -- all in drafts -- the type of central government they wanted. the central government always had a two house legislature, not a one house, like the articles of confederation, which is like a un. un is sort of, everyone sends a representative. -- they are recall a bullet will. they are not by each state. the states have sovereignty. he said, i will only go if it can be a fundamental transformation. and madison spent most of the two months before going to philadelphia living at mount vernon. he stayed at mount vernon. he worked on his ideas at mount vernon. and so they went in with a pretty clear idea. it wasn't just madison. washington, franklin. the first in philadelphia is franklin. because he said we've got to be on the same wavelength, because we are the two most respected people, nationally. we are the two national heroes. we have to work on the same wave length. and so they came, and wilson was a fellow -- and franklin, as you know, they had met at a weekly meeting

carr j is also a fighter and has been since she was a baby. she was born with la marque. ifo says a degenerative spinal deformity that curbs the back. >> making it nearly impossible to move her legs or feel from the waist down every day she relies on a very special woman to help her. i had all their life tar che's grandmother natasha pao's has become her full-time caretaker and makes frequent trips to the shriners hospital here in sacramento to try and treat a disease that will affect her for the rest of her life. they see have ta. i they take my wait walking running and do any of that. climbing up on she have to scoot around or need since trainers will be giving a chair on monday but power ease it won't fit the car. she drives and now it will add to the growing number of challenges she faces daily the bigger she grows the data here. >> and i have put it in there and it didn't take it out. is just hard for him. >> with christmas right around the corner tar jay is asking for just one thing handicap accessible van with a lift to help her grandmother. we can use. it's >> it

tar j is also a fighter and has been since she was a baby. she was born with la marque. ifo says a degenerative spinal deformity that curbs the back making it nearly impossible to move her legs or feel from the waist down. >> every day she relies on a very special woman to help her. i had all their life tar che's grandmother natasha pao's has become her full-time caretaker. it makes frequent trips to the shriners hospital here in sacramento to try and treat a disease that will affect her for the rest of her life. facing have ta. i they take my wait walking and do any of that. climbing up on around ernie's insta. >> shriners will be giving chair on monday, but power ease it won't fit the car. she drives and now it will add to the growing number of challenges she faces daily the bigger she grows the data was here. >> and i have you put it in there and it didn't take it out when and it's just hard for him. >> with christmas right around the corner. tar jay is asking for just one thing handicap accessible van with a lift to help her grandmother. we can use. it's >> it could

carr j is also a fighter and has been since she was a baby. she was born with la marque. ifo says a degenerative spinal deformity that curbs the back. >> making it nearly impossible to move her legs or feel from the waist down every day she relies on a very special woman to help her. i had all their life tar che's grandmother natasha pao's has become her full-time caretaker. it makes frequent trips to the shriners hospital here in sacramento to try and treat a disease that will affect her for the rest of her life. they see i they take my walking any of that. climbing up on she have to scoot around or need since trainers will be giving a chair on monday but power ease it won't fit the car. she drives and now it will add to the growing number of challenges she faces daily the bigger she grows the data here. >> and i have put it in there and it didn't take it out. is just for him. >> with christmas right around the corner tar jay is asking for just one thing handicap accessible van with a lift to help her grandmother. we can use. it's >> it could play my chair own bag is it

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be closed in the area from 1:00 this afternoon until 10:00 including parts of niles boulevard near j street and hill view drive. iron horse lane will also be closed between j street and f street. >>> this holiday season, we are showcasing bay area bright spots. share holiday lights with us. e-mail pictures and videos to bayareabrightspots@kpix.com or tag us using #kpixbrightspots. you may see yours on tv. >> we would love to see them especially if they're super elaborate and you go all out. >> get all creative and do all the things. >> had a lot of fun with those last year in the weather forecast. >> we did. we got a lot too. that's the best thing. here is your early heads up. >>> you were mentioning we have such nice weather that the inlaws might want to stay longer. >> that's the thing about this set up. you get weather like this on a four day weekend with a lot of people visiting, it might start inspiring people. >> that move closer might seem better. >> let's not give any ideas. >> we are in a drought. we can use some rain. looking towards the skyline, this will help do a good jo

the 45th president of the united states, donald j. trump. as you can see, the opening bell has rung. the markets are are down about 850 points on the dow, about 65 points down on the s&p 500. that's much less percentage wise. and the nasdaq is down as well but much less than other two indices. that's because interest rates are down. let's bring in michael lee. michael, you are known as a super bull. i would assume that on a down day like today, you'd be buying up some stocks, nosome. >> yeah, absolutely. i think you've got to buy on any weakness. and people out there looking at these variants need to realize the history of a virus is like that of the highlander in that these viruses want to stay immortal, and to do so they become far less deadly and far more transmissable. until there's a lot more information out, i wouldn't really panic. but on days like this, especially on shortened trading days with low volume, you can find some real opportunities to get involved. [inaudible conversations] david: let me just ask you, even before we herald

iron horse lane will be closed between j street and f street. >>> this holiday season we are showcasing bay area bright spots. share yours with us. e-mail to bayareabrightspots@kpix.com or tag us on social media. you may see yours on tv. do you do the lights outside and decor? >> no lights for me but i do love a nice tree. >> i do stuff outside. our neighbor has a penguin taller than his house. it's one of those big blow up things. >> i love it. >> nice greeting when you get home. >> i grew up in a neighborhood that did all the lights on the roof so it was huge roof displays. i am not getting on any roof. >> you are all about the decorations though. >> i am about the decorations. you have seen pictures. they were up two weeks ago. >> looking good. >>> a warmer start for us today. >> a couple degrees but it's enough that it keeps us out of the frost advisory category. your plants will notice it more than you will. still it is warmer out there for inland valleys, north bay valleys, east bay valleys. no 30s on the map. that's different than the last several mornings. sunrise on its way at

please welcome ll cool j! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> love, love. >> kelly: oh, my god, you look so nice. i like your suit. >> ll cool j: thank you. >> kelly: you look so good! >> ll cool j: i feel good. it is >> kelly: you should. it's great to see you in person. it's been too great to see you too. we have been doing a lot of zooms a lot of suit tearing out a lot of screens. people in the building. what's up, real people? [cheers and applause] >> kelly: last time you were here you were giving fans or actual phone number because people were having problems during the pandemic. what was it like? did you get calls and texts? >> ll cool j: i got a couple of calls, and talking to people, birthdays, and just good vibes and energy, and when everybody was quarantined, i just wanted to make myself a little bit more available than i usually am and share some love and try to -- >> kelly: people need some. >> ll cool j: and that's what i did and it went well. >> kelly: how many people ask you out on a date? >> ll co

j general manuel christoffer was a senior intelligence officer, very close to president nicolas maduro until he turned on him and fled to the united states. he says the "citgo 6" were set up. >> translator: it was a well prepared trap to arrest them. there was no arrest warrant. >> initially the six were held at a prison controlled by the agency he was part of. now in the united states, he tells us he takes responsibility for his actions. >> translator: i feel responsible not just for them, but because i was part of that nefarious structure that today is destroying our country. >> their families and lawyers tell us they are being kept in overcrowded cells, no windows and in unsanitary conditions. they have to buy everything from food to water, tooth paste, even toilet paper. have a listen to what toledo asked for just a few weeks ago. >>> early this year the "citgo 6" were moved to house arrest. only to be thrown back in prison in october hours after maduro ally was extradited to the united states. throughout president nicolas maduro has accused them of theft and embezzlement. of takin