we get more now from ktvu deborah villalon. she's live in the north bay tonight, deborah. while julie dozens of people opposed to vaccine mandates gathered to support councilwoman skylar palacios, but their demonstration morphed well beyond that. no mandates. no backs. protesters jammed the lobby of healdsburg city hall, dashing any hope council members would take their seats and tackle their agenda. the clerk told everyone the meeting was moved online public out the mayor, calling the turmoil disturbing, essentially in harms way, and we had to lock our doors to the chamber because of the number of individuals unvaccinated individuals when city rules say proof is required to enter moves. many had arrived on a chartered bus power. this build as a freedom rally showing support for the loan council member who says personal doubts keep her from getting vaccinated against covid question major media i questioned the government. i question the pharmaceutical companies and i believe, asking questions relating to personal and public health is important and necessary and while her c

ktvu deborah villalon is live in the north bay, where authorities sae want to see. the first chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now with a look at the current conditions, bill. yes, it's raining hard right now. the main systems moving through the bay area as i speak, especially if you're up in vallejo or vacaville or petaluma. the rain has been coming down. rainfall rates up to a half inch an hour . very heavy rain. it's a narrow band. you're looking at a live picture here. this is looking out back towards the bay and you can see the raindrops on the lands. but here's the system right here. let's come in a little closer, and you can see this area's really representing yellows and reds and oranges and the rainfall rate just south of fairfield right now, just in it about a half an inch an hour again. those are significant rainfall rates. we are seeing rain now moving from fairfield. it's kind of. still raining hard and fairfield, but the rain is moving out from alejo doubt towards concord and in the next four minutes beneath a is going to get some more heavy rai

deborah villalon reporting in san rafael deborah? thank you. walnut creek. police are now investigating an incident where men connected to an anti vaccine group allegedly confronted the president of the medical board of california. christina lawson says she was leaving for work monday when she saw a drone over her home and a white ford expedition parked outside. later that day, lawson pulled into a parking garage near her law office downtown. she says four men jumped out of that suv and confronted her with cameras, lawson says they told her they were with america's frontline doctors. a group that is now under federal investigation for allegedly spreading misinformation about the coronavirus. and in a statement , christina lawson denounced what she calls reprehensible, unacceptable tactics of intimidation, lawson added, quote as a mother, i felt deeply violated and scared for my kids and our own home. and i feared for my own personal safety as a woman being surrounded by strange men in a dark parking garage, walnut creek police told ktvu. no crime has been co

that was a hopper said deborah mcgrew, last been shoemaker is an advocate of the long line method. but today he can't go fishing. the wind is too strong and the waves too big conditions are simply too dangerous. so he heads back to the harbor, preserving the ecosystem in the mediterranean will also require more fishermen like las had been shewmaker to switch to alternative methods and not only ins are these . but across tunisia and along the coasts of other countries bordering the mediterranean sea. we've got to interact with our planet in a more sustainable way. nature has an incredible ability to regenerate, but we can't leave it up to nature alone. that's all from echo africa today. i am chris a lamps signing of from lagos. think it grief. i will say good bye to buck i hope of yours. do stay in touch vistas on all social media platforms all the best until next week. and deuced it says, i am thunder tween audio. good bye from compiler. here in uganda. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, with ah, with the plight of the refugees and kelly. despite the freezing cold, thousands of migrants are

different to trawling animal, which basically catches everything in the see if it was a proper said deborah mcgrew. last at ben shoemaker is an advocate of the long line method. but to day he can't go fishing. the wind is too strong and the waves too big conditions are simply too dangerous. so he heads back to the harbor. preserving the ecosystem in the mediterranean will also require more fishermen like las had been shoemaker, to switch to alternative methods. and not only as ours ease, but across tunisia and along the coasts of other countries bordering the mediterranean sea. we've got to interact with our planet in a more sustainable way. nature has an incredible ability to regenerate, but we can't leave it up to nature alone. that's all from echo africa today. i am chris a lamps signing of from league. i think it grief i will say good bye to buck i hope of yours. do stay in touch with us on all our social media platforms, all of the best until next week. and deuced, it says, i am thunder tween of you. good bye from compiler. here in uganda. ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah ah, ah, with ah, with th

how you all actually i'm at blame on was out, which is ha, you with an a be deborah or are you that i chose a yet milk? i told that i won't be there yet. and you need, i've had a demo as a c, m a n d to look a marijuana and shallow in america, cutting out a loaner. he has cancer for you, which in order to learn because i told him was he is goal of not to me. that is one and he has the most none done. she was good and doesn't study a low road i do. you can know lemons with my jealous each other, but it was, i was, i don't recall bus left up with you or not. you have a pool. so do with had to come up with a low enough movie, a makeup day to come up with what i live. i live with a busy day. manning or the minimum. but if you have a good in general, and i will do a a a, a a, [000:00:00;00] a, a, a, a with move it even as even though it's an i to have was america, but i live get that. i better, and i know we better leave it as a what you know to family living as winter fatal. but again this when we get there in about anybody in a boot or a low go to will talk about another bone on the don'

and what was a copper said, deborah mcgrew, last that been shoemaker is an advocate of the long line method. but today he can't go fishing. the wind is too strong and the waves too big conditions are simply too dangerous. so he heads back to the harbor, preserving the ecosystem in the mediterranean will also require more fishermen like las had been shoemaker, to switch to alternative methods and not only ins are these. but across tunisia and along the coasts of other countries bordering the mediterranean sea. we've got to interact with our planet in a more sustainable way. nature has an incredible ability to regenerate, but we can't leave it up to nature alone. that's all from echo africa today. i am chris the lamps signing of from league. i think it grief i will say good bye to buck i hope of yours. do stay in touch with us on all our social media platforms, all of the best until next week, and deuced it says, i am sandra to not be a good buy from compiler. here in uganda, ah, ah ah ah ah, ah, with ah ah, ah ah, ah yes, of course, according to our tradition men or was to period to w

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that it's tough to deborah. the indonesian island is technically open to foreign visitors, but only from certain countries. and a long list of covert 19 restrictions upon arrival has cost international travelers to stay away its domestic visitors that have kept struggling hotels alive. well, domestic is definitely has the strongest help for us. because we know that international border is not happening anytime soon or. yeah, maybe a few months after, ah, it is actually we believe that even though later on when the international board is open, the domestic, it will go stronger than before. 60 percent of bonnie's g d. p is attributed to tourism alone. in the past, the rapid growth of the sector led many young people to abandon farming. but that put the island on a weak footing. you brought up and we put all the eggs in one basket. if something goes wrong, everything will collapse. so balis should develop other sectors to my when i say we need at least 3 pillars, a tourism sector, agriculture and a small industrial

. >> for the second holiday in a row deborah and her family plan to spend it alone. this year the more transmissible variant omircron is to blame. >> when i look around the corner, what i see is a day day the new variant. >> despite one of the highest vaccination rates in the country the variants have been detected in all of the county's sewer sheds. >> >> all of america should be concerned. >> vaccines are no longer enough. instead layers of protections such as boosters, masks, testing, and gathering in small groups and ventilated area should be considered. >> unless we make those modifications and put off the travel. january is going to look look very bad for all of america. >> sad that we can't move on. and, there is no quick fix. we have to buckle down. >> according to the health experts the primary dose is only 30% effective against the omicron variant. it jumps to 70% if you are boosted but wanes three months later. >> with many students travelling during winter break many schools are not taken chances. >>> now you can walk in without an appointment for covid t

professor of medicine at the university of california in san francisco. professor, welcome back to d, deborah, it's nice to say all micron is turning out to be far more infectious or what is the knock on effect in terms of the sheer scale? can we expect that everyone across the world perhaps is going to come and contact and not just come in contact, but actually contract this virus in the coming weeks and months? well, that's what some people are thinking, rebecca, that it's so transmissible up to 4 times as much as filter that it would be hard to escape. but nevertheless, i think we could try to mitigate damage. i'm. we're most worried about unvaccinated folks. and folks with co morbid conditions, it's still going to result in a lot of hospitalizations, even though it's probably less ah, you know, severe to the general person as delta was. you mentioned vaccinate vaccine, there been studies just released in the last few days show that back seems to be much less efficient than previous variance with one relatively large study in the u . k. suggesting even with a booster, you're only really pr

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deborah patta reports from johannesburg. >> reporter: there is a race to vaccinate south africans as omicron spreads faster than ever here. but with one notable difference. it has not been accompanied by the usual high number of hospitalizations and deaths. we visited this covid ward six months ago during the country's deadly third wave, fueled by the delta variant. the hospital was overwhelmed. icu beds and oxygen, in desperate short supply. this is that same hospital now. it's unrecognizable. covid wards like this one half empty. patients coming in with mild symptoms and the science is backing it up. while the latest study from south africa shows omicron evades some vaccine immunity, cases here, so far, are far milder than previous waves says vaccinolt.hat tells us we are bg up some level of immunity even against omicron which is adequate to prevent progression from infection to severe disease. >> reporter: it's known as t cell immunity, induced by vaccines and past infections, it prevents the disease from becoming more severe. and marty says here, in johannesburg, where infections

and recently, a new wearing trend has emerged in poor settlements like deborah infections among young people are particularly on the right. i come to realize that these are taught in a condo beginning because on the some gods when you ask them why, why are you? what's happening with these mon he bought for me. he started bring me then to a month with watkins in the king of condoms moves on to continue. he staley mission to protect his kingdom. keep era. i concurred wisely. tv is enough because of a simon to put a sample people leaving the city. i hear enough with the poa, will not sympathy called cold, but from sfo knew he didn't fix it. i believe we need somebody who could now block where he needs to be. maybe with postpone it whatever we've almost come to the end of our show, but i have one last video for you. i know that we've talked so much about health challenges that i thought, you know what, we should take a look at what we can do to prevent them. so for our last report, we'll hope what, like a toll go and meet fitness coach massey, charla i lifting weights to build up strength

welcome back to d, deborah. it's nice to say ali cron is turning out to be far more infectious or what is the knock on effect in terms of the sheer scale? can we expect that everyone across the world perhaps is going to come and contact and not just come in contact, but actually contract this virus in the coming weeks and months? well, that's what some people are thinking, rebecca, that it's so transmissible up to 4 times as much as shelter that it would be hard to escape. but nevertheless, i think we could try to mitigate damage. i'm. we're most worried about unvaccinated folks. and folks with co morbid conditions, it's still going to result in a lot of hospitalizations, even though it's probably less you know, severe to the general person as delta was. he mentioned vaccinate vaccines there, but studies just released in the last few days shy that back seems to be much less efficient than previous variance with one relatively large study in the u. k. suggesting even with a boost day, you're only really protected

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organization is calling on people to consider the risk they may be taking w h o jet director general tetra, deborah, jesus said there is now clear evidence that all micron is more contagious than any other version of the buyer so far. and he warned that holiday festivities would, in many places, drive infections to lead and lead to more deaths. all of us are seek off this bundle. all of us want to spend time with friends and family, but uneven concealed is better than life cancelled. it's better to conceal now and celebrate later zahn to celebrate to now and grieve later while career virus infections are rising in many countries in the united states, army kron is now the dominant strain, accounting for 73 percent of infections just a week ago. that figure was just 12 percent in new york virus cases are surging. just ahead of holiday season gatherings. 5. 03. 0 one. hi peter. this is just a test. new year's eve in times square has not come early by the on the chron wave has hit the us sooner than many experts expected. nearby and new yorkers lie enough to get tested with christmas just days away and

deborah, that one is very popular death. also another version of you. and then this is in for that. we are glad that we were allowed to be open, that we were allowed to sell. i can complain. everything is great spot for this. jen maker. the market caps off a rocky year. problems and global supply chains forced him to rethink his business . oh, yeah, we had to change the last were we now we manufacture in germany completely. um and we do some, a craft men's work on our own. so we, we manufacture goods on our own completely now to make sure that we can deliver all goods all over the market. stories of people making the best of the situation. be good on the anger, good. the children and grandchildren are far away. of course, that's a bit sod. that's why we came to the christmas market. the silk of the atmosphere was real enough. not say it was 2 of us at christmas before the family is quite large, but all far away. and so we make ourselves comfortable at home in the leash as germany and the world hedge into another year of uncertainty. one thing seems indisputable. no one knows when th

it all the time to him to make isn't for everyone amended talking to the home and i'll talk to you deborah. with my kitchen though, we're going to spend a minute and they personally believe they get a quote for brinko. i will be sucked. here is a new condo. if we're going to avoid 4th amount of sugar. wilson, not i'd consigned to tune. total food. oh, this was born at one time. but a sort of bon machine. i think. my uncle, michigan dual, humbly. oh lord. oh i don't know what to do. we're devoid ah yes, a bunch of faith in the recipe in a bar or 2 acres, stay enforced. a screen has been shown on show a mo, most pon glad of he and, and he has to have up off discount, bon goofy. so i yeah. to get that for you, but of our neck and only on busting it as bond gives you the the price is good for the madison. i'll say it was useful to do with the bill and also doing that. so under goes from out of your to with some of the rules laws who are feel similar. so some are born neck and i was exhausted over here. let em that have not able to work on renewable discount on kind of a homeless, homeless of,

deborah davis right now on fox nation by going to tuckercarlson.com. with a conservative majority of the supreme court, the chances of overturning roe v. wade -- have never been greater. that has made abortion advocates across the country very, very angry. but "the washington post" has a solution and abortion gets a load. then she just get vasectomies because "it's an act of love." unfortunately, it's not new to the left. aoc has been telling her supporters for years that having children may not be the best thing for the environment. >> the scientific consensus that the lives of children will be very difficult, and it does lead i think young people to have a legitimate question. is it okay to still have children? also just a basic moral question like what do we do? even if you don't have kids, there are still children here in the world, and we have a moral obligation to them. to leave a better world for them. >> sean: chadwick moore is a columnist with "the spectator" and he joins me now. give it to mia, is this an act of love or is this really about c

deborah davis right now on fox nation by going to tuckercarlson capsoff.com. with a conservative majority of the supreme court, the chances of overturning roe v. wade -- "the washington post" has a solution and abortion gets a load. then she just get vasectomies because it's an act of love. unfortunately, it's not new to the left. aoc has been telling her supporters for years that having children may not be the best thing for the environment. >> the scientific consensus that the lives of children will be very difficult, and it does lead i think young people to have a legitimate question. is it okay to still have children? also just a basic moral question like what do we do? even if you don't have kids, there are still children here in the world emma and we have a moral obligation to them. to leave a better world for them. >> sean: columnist with the spectator and he joins me now. give it to mia, is this an act of love or is this really about consequence free sex? >> why stop at the vasectomy? lop the whole thing off and trends which if you really love your wif

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tvs deborah villalon reports. the sparkle project started in one woman's home and has now spread across the state. that's the one with the twins christmas list on a clipboard 63 single moms on it . she is now home alone, with three boys working multiple jobs and many hours to make ends meet. the names come from the community. women in need. she cries often and when i see her, she's so overwhelmed, but this weekend, christmas comes early gift wrapped and delivered in time for that mom and others to create a holiday with their children able to pay the bills, but christmas is just not going to happen. it's too much. it's too stressful. we can come in and provide what we do. with the sparkle foundation does is shop right up to the last minute to fulfill the wish lists everything new and chosen according to specific needs and wants. i think it's unique because it's all volunteer basey collect goes 100% back, also providing food and toiletries, backpacks when school starts and scholarships for tutors and sports activiti

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there is nobody more qualified than professor deborah lipshultz to our special envoy. [applause] to combat anti-semitism. when we light this menorah in the white house when jewish families place menorahs, they are proclaiming liberty. we are exercising freedom the maccabees sought to simply practice their faith. we are showing there is still light. that even the most fragile flame can be sustained in tradition and nourish the soul of a people. with a little bit of light, a little bit of light wherever it is found can dispel the darkness and illuminate a path forward. whether it is a pack -- a temple of jerusalem or temple of democracy, nothing broken is beyond repair. we can always build back better or perhaps build back writer. thank you all for being here. as we we claimed the light and liberty that this is all about. now i want to turn us over to another special guest. rabbi lauren holtzblatt. excuse me. you can call me bidden. [laughter] she reminded us powerfully after eulogy for ruth bader ginsburg that despair is never an option. rabbi? please come forward. [app

. >> deborah says professor, how do you see more black history being taught in public schools? it seems as if history classes are not devoted as teaching thought history as part of the american experience. >> got better, it can always get better than it is but there's so much more than when i was growing up and there are organizations programs for teachers and lesson plans and all that, i think this is a moment, not everybody is open to this but there is a real part about having conversations about this, certainly much more than when i was growing up so i'm relatively helpful. i think there's more to come and more things available than ever and i know teachers are under a lot of pressure but to the extent that they have any freedom, there is a lot of material, there is hunger for. >> brian asked, how can juneteenth be appropriately celebrated and remembered by white people today. >> barbecue? [laughter] firecrackers. red soda water. [laughter] the same way black people do. as i said, it's about the people who went through a lot and recognizing their joy, understanding there's s

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we're also joined by deborah kaplan from the mayor's office of disability. thank you so much for being here. to provide insight on how they advise on these issues. we must be honest that damaged sidewalks and routing alternatives are not always safe. we became aware of how things we can take for granted. before we hear from the city department, i like to invite jennifer welsh from the community living campaign to present. the community living campaign creates community networks and advocates so that seniors and people with disabilities can be heard and thrive. they are active in my district in my district 7. which i very much appreciate. we also -- her suggestion from senior disability action in shaping this hearing. i want to thank both of these organizations for their input and for being here today. i know some of the members will be calling in for public comment. i would like to bring up jennifer to present. in the interest of keep things moving, i will be asking if you can keep time to 5 minutes. jennifer, are you here? >> yes. >> good afternoon, chair m

deborah, just put in his church and covered with white sheets on one hot, and it was impossible to believe that something like this was possible in the middle of europe. during peacetime, on the edge of the square lineage reflects on the victims and this seemingly endless conflict that has divided ukraine to her. standing by and not doing anything isn't an option. i scott, the leader, me thank you. do something with cultural projects. for example, by founding a youth orchestra. when you're going to guess at this moment, that was my idea from 2017. this yoga and i'm going to unite the use of ukraine. it east and west anchor in a body of found a to form a new family in the united ukraine. lawyer emilia. death. i need the debt. okay. units of brendan ah ah ah ah . about 470 kilometers west of ki if lies live. if it's where oksana lives studied, the conflict with russia has also taken its toll here. oh . ringback oh, lynn, if want us to shoot in the garrison church and made the military chaplain, todd ash, michelle shook, who commemorated those who had fallen when he couldn't hear that he shou

. >> hello and good afternoon, welcome to today's commonwealth program in my name is deborah and i'm pleased to be the moderator for today's program and fellow at the discovery institute center for citizen leadership and i'm a syndicated columnist and intimate see me on the weekly programs which focuses on top news and current events. i'm pleased to be here today to discuss john mcwhorter's new book, "woke racism" and it came out last week and already making waves and inspiring debates and takes a critical race theory and antiracism and john it is a regular columnist for the new york times and the author of several books and he is associate professor at columbia university and john mcwhorter, welcome for today's discussion on your new book. if you have any questions for john and me, please put them on the youtube chat feature and we will forward it to this program so let's begin love the book and i never got boring and it made me think about the world in a new way so before, why did you write about, what is it about and why do people really really don't like your viewpoint say about

deborah has just reached another incredible milestone. it is five years since she was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer. only 8% of patients make it that far. just like that, not. i got to the point where i thought, hang on a moment, i can't find any example of somebody living for five years or more with my type of cancer. and so i think there was some tenacious grit to me that tenacious grit in me that decided i was going to have to be that person. deborah has two young children. every moment precious. it has been a privilege to see them blossom into these kind of young adults, or tweenagers, or whatever we want to call a 14—year—old and a 12—year—old. what it has made me realise, actually, isjust how much i've been able to witness and grow up since i have been diagnosed with cancer. yes, i might not see them get married, but, actually, the blessing of that five years is possibly the difference between them remembering me and not remembering me. that is huge. it's great to see you here. and it's great to see you looking radi

. >> there is nobody more qualified than professor deborah lipsit to special envoy. >> reporter: biden's choice to be the special envoy to monitor and combat anti-semitism has still not had a committee hearing nearly five months after her nomination. democrats say deborah lipstat who servesas emery professor of modern jewish history and holocaust studies is being blocked by several republicans. >> our republican colleagues have refused to give her a hearing before the senate foreign relations committee. >> reporter: as republicans stall jewish groups have urged them to act quickry to confirm her to the post. a rare joint statement from three key groups released november 4th read in part, quote, there is no question that professor lipstat has the credentials to deserve a proper hearing before the committee on foreign relations and that hearing is now overdue. >> this level of agreement about someone on such a contentious issue is rare. >> reporter: this journalist covers anti-semitism for the atlantic. >> it's about a much broader effort to stall biden's nominees and prevent their confirm

now before kids line up for gifts as ktvu is deborah villalon reports, the campaign leader is looking for a christmas miracle. we're definitely questioning, letting everybody know. but this year's been rough years checking toy barrels with time running out. the solano aids coalition has for collection sites in vallejo . this one at a cannabis club. we're going to make it happen. we're going to try yeah, the community will help. and thank you so much saturday, families will flock to georgia street coalition ceo mario saucedo has yet to turn a child away. but donations are down from last year, and he's worried every year i grow grow. last year, it was around 1400 kids 400 families. it's a big deal, because sometimes you always went new toys. this fourth grader was among those who lined up last year because. they would have the nine and the 12 year old having their own toys for that age, and then for your other age will have different toys. thank you guys. thank you. good work. very good work. we want to come a lot more toys started the toy drive 18 years ago with just 30 kids infected o

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. the superintendent of the michigan school district , says no discipline was necessary for the team who was summoned to the office just a few hours before that same teenagers accused of shooting and killing four students. superintendent tim thorne also acknowledged that the parents of the alleged gunman eating crumbly were at oxford high school on tuesday, the day of the shooting, but he did not say why. thorn describes the school grounds as resembling a war zone that day. it's still not clear what motivated the attack. there is nothing. that he could have faced that would warrant senseless. absolutely brutal violence on other kids. crumbly has been charged as an adult with murder as well as terrorism and other crimes for the shooting, which also wounded seven others. prosecutors say they are also considering charges against the nine millin used in the shooting had been bought by his father just four days earlier, and under michigan law, it should have been secured in a lockbox. berman

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ktvu is deborah villalon as this story. in western iran. the paper mill creek saloon is as local as can be, and about 10 . people were here last friday night when a threat came to relax. covid vaccination rules door opens up a guy in a ski mask wearing all black. throws a note on the ground and runs off the manager and customers chased but lost the man in the darkness . saloon policy is novaks. no entry getting some pushback, but not like this. i'm threatening phone calls. a couple of people want to fight outside, but this is the first direct threat to you know to bodily harm, and the bar note at top is almost identical in handwriting and wording to a second one left the next night at a san rafael jim 20 minutes away. i was shocked. i figured you numbering county. most people are. pretty vaccination friendly like the people in our gym at body kinetics, three marin county locations, nine and 10 members are immunized and can work out inside without a mask. the unvaccinated can exercise but only with a mask. it hasn't been terribly controversi

deborah, i hoe around in that room. ok. deborah, i ho -e that around in that room. ok. deborah, i hope that helps _ around in that room. ok. deborah, i hope that helps you _ around in that room. ok. deborah, i hope that helps you and _ around in that room. ok. deborah, i hope that helps you and indeed - around in that room. ok. deborah, i hope that helps you and indeed your mum with her decision. i guess it is that point that we heard in the news conference yesterday, anna, about people prioritising what they want to go to and what they don't need to go to. anna, this one is from nancy, who says, i have a confirmed infection with covid. nancy, i hope you not feeling too unwell. but she says, i am not sure if it is omicron. my isolation will end soon, but it is possible i still have some symptoms, it is impossible as you need to act selflessly at over ten days and cannot see family for christmas?— days and cannot see family for christmas? , ., , ., christmas? yes, really important time, this window _ christmas? yes, really important time, this window where - christmas?

and he said, all these victims items dicky, deborah, just put in his church and covered with white sheets on one hot. and it was impossible to believe that something like this was possible in the middle of europe . during peacetime, on the edge of the square linux reflects on the victims and the seemingly endless conflict that has divided ukraine to her. standing by and not doing anything isn't an option i scott, normally thank you. do something with cultural projects. for example, by founding a youth orchestra for yoga and of guess at this moment, that was my idea from 2017. this yoga and i'm going to unite the use of ukraine. it east and west africa in a body of sound and to form a new family in a united ukraine lawyer emilia. death. i i need that. okay. unit to brendan ah ah ah ah. about 470 kilometers west of key if lies live its way oksana lives, studied the conflict with russia has also taken its toll here. oh, oh lin, if want us to shoot in the garrison church and made the military chaplain todd osh? michelle shook. who commemorated those who had fallen when he couldn't hear the di

deborah birx said the reason was to obscure how rapidly covid was spreading through our society, and, of course, that had deadly consequences. >> yeah, the whole idea was to, you know, he says it there, to be -- he doesn't like the fact the numbers are going up. he thinks it reflects poorlien of his political prospects and the way to do that is to stop testing so that the numbers will be lower so he has a better chance of reelection which seemed to guide, as your report found, and saw in realtime, guide everything at every step. >> that's right. but of course covid ultimately shows up in hospitals, it shows up in infections, it shows up in deaths. regardless of whether donald trump decides to test less for covid, that doesn't mean that covid goes away, and unfortunately it led to perhaps thousands of more deaths than would otherwise have been the case had we tested asymptomatic people, quarantined people who had covid, and, of course, treated those away from those who had not had covid. >> i want to go through some of the findings here, just to put them all out, that they block -- imm

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. go to come in new major league baseball could be shutting down tonight with the lockout looming what it could mean for off season moves in spring training just a few months away, plus. we're just encouraging all of our friends and families to get the booster so that we can celebrate christmas and a couple of weeks together. the push for people to get booster shots continues here in california. we take a look at why getting an appointment could be difficult heading into the holidays. enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. the xfinity black friday sales event is happening now on xfinity mobile. you can test, know, and go. now new and existing customers can get our best wireless deal of the year - up to $1,000 in savings - for a limited time only. on the most reliable network nationwide, plus nationwid

no vaccine now, 40 years after the first aids cases were reported, ktvu deborah villalon has a look at how people in the bay area are honoring the lives lost while supporting those living with hiv. eric casler. track bar names of people killed by aids recited among the redwoods as they are every year on world aids day, philip seymour. west kronk, no matter how long ago time seems to stop at the national aids memorial to space that will always tell the whole story and the honest story now 30 years old, the memorial welcoming people back made a few concessions to covid. spreading out the walking space and ditching the big tent, keeping everything open air the pandemic , a backdrop in more ways than one. as with covid. hundreds of thousands of lives were lost needlessly because a government chose not to respond because people have prejudice and stigma against certain segments of the population, stigmatizing gaze then, and decades later, blaming asians now and so the grove is really a place for people to say. let's get it right. let's get it right. christine pelosi thinks of the grove as a

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. an update now on that mass robbery at the nordstrom store and walnut creek . two suspects appeared in court today in martinez. dana dawson is facing burglary and robbery charges. contra costa county prosecutors say that she is also facing charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm or told to warrant was signed after her appearance to hold her on a parole violation at her next court date. the sheriff's office says that joshua underwood was released last week due to a computer input error. he is now being held in lieu of $140,000 bail. this is outrageous, and this is absolutely unacceptable . we need to hold these people accountable. and if one of the offices that is tasked with defending the public safety is allowing criminals to be released and accidentally released. this is something the community will not stand for. now. a third suspect, rodney robinson, was arraigned yesterday and remains in custody . all the violent thefts have businesses taking precautions, while the cit

how do we think chile will change following this as standing victory for deborah buddage dyllis been facing several crisis over the past. yes. a 2019 due to the height in price this year in public transport, until there were massive protest wave it severe human rights violations committed it by police. no, of course the pandemic is also had a lot of people, pretty hard people that have to go out every day with informal job who have to get out there. chilling has had an incredible vaccination campaign. so if something does help the conference come through, what we've seen in the past 2 weeks of, at the pandemic. but he wants to continue and he wants to push with this process with the constitutional process that came after this roses. and that's why many people say that this is the deed, the most important presidential campaign. since the return of democracy activity stated with the 4 attendant increasingly repeated the defendant, vindicator said, well, when candidate barbara gordon will be been a friend, is that that they have to continue when it comes to human rights when it comes to

ktvu is deborah villalon gives us a firsthand look at the display. it's really about the joy that everybody brings on lacosta drivin bread would. the sidewalk is part of the show pvc pipe strung with light illuminates a path. the tunnels of joy, but i think it's the experience and that people park their car and they walk around and they can talk organizers are that joy makers as this holiday effort has grown to more than 100 homes and thousands of visitors, especially on weekends, with food trucks and entertainment everywhere else they drive through or even if they get out to look at it, it's a get out. look at it for two minutes and you get back in your car. they're here for hours, three year old adrian rodriguez of antioch dashes through the displays. it's a rare outing for him as adrian is fighting leukemia. we came for the first time last year before his diagnosis. and we were in all of it this year, donations are being collected for the family's expenses. as of sunday. we have to go to oakland every day. he has chemo, so we have to go to treatme