yeah, berkeley is not involved, but there's no issues with slowing. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have seen fog registering in parts of the north bay, petaluma and fairfield for i-80, but not a major concern for drivers. there's an easier build. there you go, right on time. a little bit of slowing from northbound 101 to oakland road off of 680. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> the impact from california wildfires are being felt far and wide, and next here on "today in the bay," how one industry is being forced to adapt due to so much smoke. >>> and then the president going right to the ports, and then meanwhile, accusations of campaign violations for the past president. >>> and then mlb executive of the year. he had been with the orange and black for many years and helped to guide them. >>> good wednesday morning. right now at 5:43, as you are heading out in the south bay, it's a cloudy start and may even be misting at times. right now it's 63 degrees, so it's a milder start. we will slowly see the temperatures heading up today, but a lot of sunsh

the 90-year-old berkeley native fund and paint a fence at saint francis center's community garden. and he and center kristina collaborated to create a small school. >> i would put bill in the very top percentage of goodness in my life and in the lives other people. >> it's a pleasure to be able to serve. >> reporter: so for his streamlined grass roots grant- making process that meets his communities needs, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bill somerville. >> he has author add book teaching his method of grass roots philanthropy, and has worked with over 4 hurricane community foundations, mostly in the u.s. and canada. >> what a wonderful person. >> yep. thank you, sharon. >>> if you know someone making a difference in the community, nominate that person for a bay area jefferson award. you can find the on-line form on our website, kpix.com/hero, and just click on the mom nations tab. >> you don't have to be 90, but, man, bill, you look great! doing great work with a purpose. >> obviously there's a secret to his youth. >> yeah, positive attitude goes a long way, bu

for the east bay berkeley. police say a person has died after a crash sent their car into the marina wednesday night just before 8 o'clock. officials say the car was speeding down university avenue when it hit several objects before crashed into the water. the car became submerged in the marina and the driver was found dead inside. san jose. police have shut down an underground casino. 2 men are suspected to be behind that operation. police say mike lee in john le hosted drug dealings. illegal gambling and the buying and selling of stolen property illegal indoor marijuana grow was also found on the premise. here's a look at what police seized at one location. police found 33 pounds of marijuana 25 pounds of thc products. 2 handguns. a loaded high capacity rifle magazine another spot. authorities seized 300 pounds of marijuana. 2 guns, ammunition and $30,000 in cash. talked about this yesterday. a car draw a lot of a cliff in pacifica. now the car was found when chp officers notice tire tracks. near double slide

the city of berkeley partnered with the berkeley unified school district to provide 200 doses of the vaccine for district students, age 5 through 11. we know that vaccines are safe and effective superintendent bret stephens says it is important for you to get vaccinated headed into the winter months when case rates could possibly just last week. 7 people at berkeley high school. we're forced to isolate at home after testing positive for the virus. we have been experiencing positive cases each week throughout the course of this pandemic that's been especially true through the fall. >> and all of this is an important reminder that the pandemic is not yet over. the young ones understand, though, that shot in the arm was better for that. >> it can be less painful so that it won't do i'm i'm sick. but just like number 6, knicks for kids are planned for next week in berkeley. legion ball kron 4 news. >> thousands of kids in marin county got their covid shots as well. the county has set up several clinics for kids. ages 5 to 11 years old. the turnout was huge at miller creek middle school a

look at lower 70's in dublin, upper 60's under berkeley as well. oakland. 69 for you and heading up here in napa sonoma. you got mid 70's upper 60's stinson beach point raise. if you want to get out there today. upper 60's as you're traveling there and we have to get a look at your seven-day if you're trying to make plans lika always try to do. we start the weekend 70's year and then we start to cool down like i talked about into the 60's in the inland areas. you're going to be in the 40's and along the bay and the coastal areas still pretty cool in the 40's. so sara, what we're looking at is thursday potentially into friday so we could see those light showers again. all right. let's also go ahead. get a look at the traffic today has hitten at the roads this morning. a little under 10 minutes traveling from the east bay into the city. so conditions are looking really nice. no major hot spot. let's also get a look at the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula a little under 14 minutes for your drive time there. the richmond center fell co

the majority of the outages were reported and berkeley. and in albany. so go ahead and take your phone out and scan this qr codes. you can stay up to date on the latest weather in your neighborhood. it's going to take you directly to our mobile kron 4 app where you can rind those current conditions and live radar forecast. switching gears. the san francisco woman is now facing partial blindness after someone shot her in the eye with a paintball gun in a random attack. the victim says she was on her way home from outside lands halloween weekend when the suspect drove by began firing off rounds at a bus stop near sunset boulevard. and the street in the sunset district. for taylor is aqi. has that story for us. i i just completely fell the i just had lost vision was. >> dark zilli guys. waits life took a dramatic turn after a day spent at outside lands in san francisco over halloween weekend. guys, white says she was on her way home from the music festival early saturday morning. >> when she and her boyfriend were struck by peoples in a random attack. it ha

we visited with mary in 2017 at her berkeley restaurant. the unofficial headquarters for the raider nation, she worked for years to keep the team in oakland. she was known for sharing the restaurant food with people in need and launching an an you'll toy drive. her death comes sadly just a few months after her sister dorothy king also died. >>> okay, what time is it going to be tonight? your bedtime may impact your risk for heart disease. that is what researchers in the uk suggest after studying sleep habits of more than 88,000 people. people who went to bed between 10:00 and 11:00 p.m. had a lower risk of developing heart disease. the risk was higher for people who slept at midnight or later so still got about 40 minutes to get to bed here. researchers say the late nights disrupt your body's natural clock. those findings were more noticeable in women, though it's unclear why. >> does not bode well for me. >>> for the first time ever, facebook released data showing how often people see bullying or harassing posts on its apps. according to i

let's get a look outside at our berkeley hills. and you can see that pocket of air that we have those clouds all blanket in the bay area this morning in some areas denser than others. so let's check out our podcast. she was impacted. talked about the delta. we're also looking to the south bay san jose mountain view. look at you there. up and napa, nevada and santa rosa visibility is impacted later on the day around 1030. we start to see some improvement there and into the afternoon, conditions have improved and we're no longer at that. a really, really poor visibility. looking at the air quality in the north bay, the coast east bay and south bay. it is moderate today and so be mindful of that as you're going to be out and about right now. let's get a look at your current temperatures. if you're leaving the house 49 in oakland. 52 in berkeley conquer dublin all lower 40's the final petaluma, santa rosa, all low 50's sam a tail and redwood city in the low 50's. all right. let's switch gears now let's get a look at traffic. if you are

the college junior co-runs the blockchain club at cal berkeley. he and some of his classmates describe it as the next wave of the internet, which some talk about as web 3.0, especially as facebook changes its name to meta and hypes up blockchain as part of that future. >> a lot of new companies like facebook just used meta so if the biggest companies in the world are transitioning over to blockchain, it kind of feels you are being left behind unless you move with that >> reporter: berkeley is one of a handful of top universities now offering courses on blockchain competing with harvard, stanford, m.i.t., cornell, university of pennsylvania will even let you pay tuition in bitcoin. the head of innovation at berkeley says not having a blockchain curriculum is no longer an option >> the students are demanding courses and curriculum to teach them about blockchain and cryptocurrencies there's no question about it and i -- i think you'd be -- i can't imagine any university worth its salt in the u.s. or elsewhere is not already teaching a course or two >

and you can see that right across your berkeley hills, cam mostly offshore wind fog. certainly not a thing, not nor is marine layer. crystal clear conditions into the afternoon and winds will be a factor at times, especially on hillsides. but really not terribly windy day yesterday was just the opposite for southern california. we had a day with santa ana winds for areas like los angeles and surrounding areas enough. so that power was shut off for many of our neighbors down south that low pressure that brought those santa ana winds is beginning to exit the region and now we're in the midst of a drier air mass. and that's just going to be a stagnant one with high pressure building back in and meaning temperatures this weekend are going to rise a little bit further under what is some clear skies daytime highs today will peak in the 60's under sunshine. a few more clouds tonight and then clearing right back out tomorrow with more so highs in the 70's for your saturday and your sunday. both of these days are going to be beautiful for travels for shopping. whatever you wan

a viewing outside at your berkeley hills camp. just showing you how clear and sunny it is up above and cloud cover is definitely left a picture now. current temperatures are fairly mild 40's and 50's. they are on the move for gradually getting a little warmer. we started the morning in the 30's for the north bay and now we just have a couple of holdouts that's fairfield. inn say only likely not to be in the 30's during my luck next check with you. i'll be talking more about what to expect for this weekend after the holiday still ahead, john, thanks for that. alright traffic has been pretty light for us this friday morning. if you're heading from the east bay to the city a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. there. the san mateo bridge in across towards the peninsula little under 30 minutes as you're commuting the san mateo bridge is too little under 13 heading over there. richmond center fell traveling out of richmond. a little under 9 in the golden gate bridge. >> about 20 minutes from the north bay into the city. we'll h

justin andrews is liva the uc berkeley campus. this is expected to be a two day strike. >> absolutely. for the first time in 20 years lecturers plan to strike. they use the university of dishonest dealings. it's billionable a year and a half. still no compromise. represented by the american federation much teachererns they are accusing uc leadership of unfair labor practices by the president's office including paid family leave. compensation for online instruction, and layoffs. the university denied the claims, calling the planned strike grossly unfair to our students. many say they love their jobs but they are just upset that the university's take it or leave it approach. >> ta ry rolen rturandmento the next generation of citizens, public servants and leaders. we don't feel that same respect given to us as lecturers. even starting salary for full time at this moment qualifies them as low income or extremely low income in six of the nine communities where we are located. >> now the uc system has about ten campuses statewide. we kn

current temperatures are mostly in the 50's with berkeley, the in oakland. each sitting right at 54 reena. john, thank you for that. we do have some hot spots out there. so if you're taking bar and you are. >> on the antioch civil direction. it's a 20 minute delay for you because of equipment problems on the train. we've also seeing traffic collisions out here like this. one of the les hill, 80 westbound at 7.80 west still seeing delays that's been with us for the past 2 hours as you're heading into the city this morning. a little under 23 minutes. we've had slick conditions, high winds and they're still there and a traffic hazard on the bridge. it started that slowing down for us. just have not recovered heading across towards the peninsula. little under 17 minutes, no hazards there to slick conditions. another hot spot. but this is out of point reyes at that station. they shut down both the northbound and southbound lanes because of a downed tree in hazards. there. it's coming down pretty hard along the richmond, sandra fell commute like john just mentione

still, as you look outside, though, you're berkeley hills cam. it is damp out there. we still do have these light on and off showers seeing far fewer of them than we did earlier this morning. a few sprinkles around logan need us up in the north bay as well as from napa through american canyon down allay envoy who up to fairfield along 80 definitely still wet few sprinkles as well out in the east bay mostly in the oakland. san leandro hayward hills as you're driving up 5.80, from hayward over towards dublin. watch out for some slick spots there with active rainfall. also some showers on the peninsula around san mateo right along 2.80 a little drier for the south bay. but roadways are wet for you as well. it's also breezy. so it's cool. it's cloudy. it's wet. you just want to come layered up as you're venturing outside today later on today. we will see winds calming down conditions. also starting to clear out. you can see that in future cast. actually some hints of sunshine towards mid afternoon and into the evening tonight, some clear skies. so it's got to wait for it.

that's what a new study at the lawrence-berkeley national lab shows. the snow in the mountains will be replaced by rain. we have already seen a change in recent decades as the snow season has been shortened by about a month. at the same time, snow levels have moved up by 1,200 feet. no snow pack means california would be without spring and summer melt-off that fills rivers and streams. the state relies heavily on that for its water supply. jeff has been talking about this for a while now in our extensive coverage. >> yeah. and that really goes along with some new research we're seeing that we would get overall fewer storms. but when we do have those storms happening, they'd be those stronger atmospheric rivers that tend to be warmer. so hence, less snow pack. but the good news we want to remind you is new research came out this year and said if we all do our part, we contribute to lower our carbon footprint, we can mitigate and keep things from like -- like that from happening in the future. you can head to nbcbayarea.com and and click on your climate

tower attendant merritt college and went on to graduate from uc berkeley. she worked her way up from intern to chief of staff for city council member rebecca kaplan, who is among her supporters. i've managed multiple city budgets fought for affordable housing. three years ago, she was elected oakland's first mang, american city council member. i've seen her operating in where people are pushing and pulling and all sorts of different ways, and her view is always try to collaborate earlier this year, was credited with brokering a deal to fund a new police academy amidst christ to defund the police. if elected mayor, she tells me her priorities are what she describes as the basics. public safety housing, the homeless and clean streets. but we're not supposed to all agree. you know, that's the beauty of democracy. however it's about respect and collaboration. go get there. how tells me she never dreamed she would be running from oakland mayor so far. the 36 year old is one of three candidates. incumbent mayor libby shaft will be termed out. the election will be

but hey, we're moving into the 60's in some spots right now. 61 in hayward 61 in berkeley. it looks like a 50's pretty much everywhere else. but these temperatures are going to be changing into the 70's and it's all thanks to this high-pressure system that we're going to see continuing to build over the next couple of days into your weekend bringing us a those nice warm temperatures and a whole lot of sunshine. i'll have my full weather forecast coming up in just a bit. rebecca, thanks for if you're hitting the roads right now traffic. >> is been pretty light all this morning. so that's the good news for you. hey, from the east bay into the city to that fremont street exit a little under 9 minutes for you to make that drive. the air. no major delays along 5.80, or 80 is a traveling to of berkeley headed across towards the peninsula little under 20 minutes. so just an uptick because seen just a little slowing along one o one. once you reach the peninsula site richmond sandra fell commute as you travel out of richmond. a little under 9 minutes in the south bay along one o one

berkeley public health said those in the program did not get tested when they were sick, did not stay home, and did not wear masks. the bears say 99% of the team is vaccinated. so how did so many people test positive? we'll probably never know because of privacy rules. we do know the usc game was pushed back to december 4. stricter rules will be put in place with regard to groups and practice and meals. coach justin wilcox a short time ago trying to focus on football, following this being the only major covid postponement in all of college football. >> i have never had a meeting regarding the egregious non- compliance of our players. do we have to remind people from time to time to put their mask on? have i been told that? yeah, absolutely. i would also think maybe there are folks in the city of berkeley walking down the street or going to church or dinner or whatever and maybe students on campus that might fall into the same category. i cannot confirm that but i would think that is probably likely. larry: clearly coach did not think there were egregious non-compliance issues within h

a person has died after a crash and their car into the berkeley marina. witnesses told berkeley police the car was speeding down university avenue when it hit several objects before it crashed into the water. the car sank in the marina and the driver was found dead inside berkeley. police are asking anyone who has any information about this case to give them a call. along the peninsula highway one a double slide was closed in both directions for an hour during the morning commute after a car went over the side of the cliff and plunged 50 feet down to the water below kron four's. maureen kelly reports the driver not only survived but it's actually able to walk away from that crash. >> these tire tracks you see here going up this berm and ending right at the cliff's edge are what caused a chp officer on patrol to pull over get out and investigate that officer then looked over the side and observed up car at the bottom of the cliff 50 feet down the driver already out and in the water. here's a picture. cal fire took of the 2005 honda floating in the surf. by

we've got roadway flooding like in areas here in berkeley. we're 80 westbound and eastbound here to ashby avenue. >> they had to close that off rent because of that water there. they're also looks like there's some flooding along 2.80 in san francisco and because of the weather looks like we've got a camera that froze on us a little under 10 minutes with slick conditions as you're heading from the east bay into the city. another accident in san quentin west bound 5.80, east of main street. so you are seeing a slight delay as you are traveling all of our cameras like the frozen here. a little under 8 minutes as you're heading out of richmond in oakland, southbound 8.18 or the 5th street. you've got another accident. but look at that. still looks pretty nice at this hour as you are traveling, not seen much of a delay even though we got accidents and we'll leave you with another look at our frozen camera a little under 40 minutes. definitely leaving the house a little earlier today and driving slower out there daryn. james, back to you. thanks a

we are live in berkeley. >> eye live and this holiday season is expected to be a busy one. here at sfo it's a bit slower right now but throughout the morning we have seen waves of people coming in and we know that people are feeling a little more comfortable traveling this year given that we have a vaccine but still health experts say you should consider some things including the vaccination status of attendees, the level of community transmission, the medical risk of the households and the setting of a gathering. as far as preparing for traveling, lines expected to me long. specifically here. parking should be at capacity so be sure to use the online booking system. as far as those lines, travel experts say consider getting that tsa precheck because on top of lines there is a shortage with workers. >>> if you are travel around the bay using bart heads up we are dealing delays recovering appear earlier problem. a 20 minute delay in the dublin, and city and directions. muni caltrain are all on time if you want to use that instead. bay bridge backed up. metering lights on. lo

mount tam had close to an inch of rain, berkeley hills a quarter inch, san jose .07 inch. right on target with what the computer models were predicting with this system. we can turn off the sprinkles. it's enough rain to at least water the lawn today. >> we have your traditional pattern for 101. that's starting to clear for speeds just north of issue. northbound 280 at saratoga, a spinout reported. we're talking about slicker roads as that rain did travel through. now this highlighting shows you with all the moisture in the soil and little bit mild temperatures, we have possibilities for fog here southbound toward the santa cruz mountains. over here a commute starting to build through fremont. and the thornton on ramp to southbound 680 blocked. folks are seeing all the lights and that's backing traffic up. that's it for the nimitz, the crash in oakland almost cleared. gentle build across the bridges. >>> investors in a san francisco shoe company did very well in the stock market debut. shares in all birds trades under the symbol bird. investors poured into the stock. the s

cal's head coach blames the problem on poor communication from the city of berkeley, as players tested negative one team after testing positive. one health expert said postponing the game is probably a good decision. >> right now we need to find out are these players symptomatic, in which this case they can transmit the infection and the appropriate thing to do is postpone the game. >> cal says about all of its players are fully vaccinated. the game against usc will now take place on december 14th. >>> san josÉ sharks meantime, they are still strong despite several players and their coach out to covid protocol. last night they beat the flames 4-1. this makes one loss in the five games they played since the start of the outbreak. most, if not all of the players who are out along with the head coach are likely to return by the time of the next home stand. tomorrow the sharks will play in winnipeg. >>> and the judge in scott peterson's trial is weighing out a new sentence. >>> technological failures are taking the spotlight in the elizabeth holmes criminal fraud trial. on the stand yeste

also very clear and beautiful look at this view from berkeley. nice and sunny, we are going to see sunshine well, throughout the course of the day today. very foggy for the central valley still holding on to that to leave fog out that direction. bay area. we're not tap into that as much unless you're out clear antioch with that fog is trying to drift its way your direction, dry skies not just today but as we push through this forecast tonight. we'll see a weak frontal boundary passing through during overnight hours. you see those clouds right there. a couple sprinkles up towards mendocino county. but the bay area stays dry. the only thing that front's going to do for us is drop temperatures into tomorrow. so tomorrow stays just a sunny. but we're not going to be looking at the 70's like we have today for many areas. so if you really want some warm weather. today is the day to enjoy bringing the warmest of temperatures in this forecast. we're either in the upper 60's or the low to mid 70's for most areas foster city at 71 today. we've got areas li

in berkeley. justin andrews. kpix5. >>> the governor just wrapped up a news conference down in la where he was promoting getting booster shots for covid. he addressed some rumors that he may have had a bad reaction after getting his. >> went off without a hitch. got the moderna shot. got the j and j shot which i was proud to do. didn't have a reaction to either shot. >> pfizer is asking the fda to authorize it's covid booster for all americans 18 and older including those who got the moderna or the j and j vaccines. today state health leaders hammered home the stats if you were unvaccinated you are five time more likely to be infected. 20 time more likely to die. >> vaccines are the way through the pandemic. we are concerned about the winter. we are concerned about rising case numbers, pressure on hospitals from a number of other issues on top of covid. do what you can today to get your vaccine. >> and he said california no longer has the lowest case rate per capita as we used to. now we have the 16th lowest in t

and as a result, 44 of them ended up. >> testing positive for covid berkeley. health officials say the players did things that were supposed to do. they didn't get tested when they started feeling symptoms, they didn't stay home when they started feeling sick and they weren't wearing masks indoors when they should have and will. now the head coach says everybody is on board. >> i don't envision this being a long-term. issue. you know, next year in the year beyond not to say that it's going to go away. but maybe that we're in a better place. i think moving forward. everyone is very clear about you know, the protocols that are in place going forward. and what is expected. you know. >> according to the team to members are not vaccinated. this weekend's game against usc had to be rescheduled. so that's going to take place on december 4th as for the next game up, it's going to be against stanford on november 20th. that's if cal can field a team, say. >> and with everybody getting together to for the holidays. slow culls state and federal leaders are all pushing you

. >> the frustration was widespread and centered around the testing mandate from the city of berkeley and the university health services. many players venting on social media. garber expressed confusion over the university health services policy saying we have worked to hard to have someone take this away from us. it's wrong. we deserve answers and transparent communication. a teammate tweeted health services told the players they could be arrested for refusing to test as vaccinated individuals with no symptoms. athletic director nolton didn't know if the threat of arrest was made but confirms no test means no play. >> that would be -- you aren't following berkeley public health's guidance which is executed -- and ultimately i would be the one to say we are putting in what the university of california said and you wouldn't be able to play. >> the game has been moved to just two -- to december 4th. >>> santa clara county's jails seeing a huge spike in covid cases. the most recent surge started with 16 infections. a week later at least 84 new cases surfaced. a woman whose husband is an

. >>> coming up, how singer harry styles helped a berkeley drought make a life-changing decision. >> plus it was a fight to save it. now the big question is what to do with the large open space in the south bay. the plan on the table for the future of coyote valley. >>> and streaming today on cbsn bay area, a new episode of young sheldon airs tomorrow night at 8:30. we'll hear from two of the stars. you can find cbsn bay area on kpix.com or on the kpix app. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. julie and bob are paying $700 less every month. dee now gets comprehensive coverage with no monthly premium and the navarros are paying under $100 per month. check coveredca.com to see your new lower price. covered california, this way to health insurance. enroll by december 31st. ♪ ♪ comprehensive dental coverage. so you can enjoy movie night to the fullest. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits from scan health plan for 2022. call today,

looking at the berkeley hills right now. you can see the pocket of fox still sitting above the bay area. we're looking at our fox cast. this is right now. so we're looking at conquer san jose santa rosa nevado, all those areas of low visibility napa as afternoon starts to approach here at 1130. that's when we start to see visibility improving those low clouds move out. we've got some of those upper clouds. it air quality. not the best. so north bay coast east bay all in the moderate for you today. current temperatures outside right now 54 alameda 49 at oakland 53 in san francisco petaluma santa rosa, all low 50's us. also get a look at your traffic this morning as you're hitting the roads a little under about 15 minutes as you're making your way into the city right now. now, we had some earlier issues along the bay bridge. it looks like currently there is another new traffic hazard that just popped up there. so as you're traveling into the city, you've got a stalled vehicle near the tolls a little under like i mentioned 60 m

. >> reporter: uc berkeley doctor says this holiday he will be heeding his own advice. avoiding gathering with the unvaccinated, rapid testing beforehand and trying to gather outdoors. >> i am fully vaccinated. i am even boosted. i feel well protected. but i am not 100% protected and i don't want to get covid-19. >> we are vulnerable to get a surge unless we get more people vaccinated. >> reporter: in a meeting, the u.s. chief medical advisory dr. fauci confirmed we could see a winter surge unless more americans get vaccinated. >> you want to be part of the solution not part of the problem. >> reporter: californians will have another layer of protection as thanksgiving nears. today, the state department of public health told health care providers not to turn away fully vaccinated adults who want the covid-19 booster shot six months after their second dose. >> i think the state of california made the right decision and saying they can do that. unfortunately in the last 2-1/2 to three weeks we have been seeing the numbers coming up. if we have an average flu season on top

. >>> berkeley police releasing video of gang shooting. since 2018 they've identified and arrested many suspects. they say they're connected to a number of other shootings in the neighborhood. according to berkeley, two gang members have been sentenced to 12 years in prison. >>> a warning from fairfield police about card scammers after a device was found on an atm. police shared these photos of what appears to be a camera hidden inside a safety mirror. officers believe it was likely used to record card numbers and pin codes. their advice, always assume someone is watching when using a bank card and try to cover your card information when using the machines. >>> coming up, a controversial quiz has some california north upset. the questions some say went too far. >>> vigil honoring lives lost during a houston music festival and how event organizers could be held responsible for the deaths. >>> let's give you a live look outside ♪ -i love this brand. whoa! am i floating? -not exactly. that's bargain bliss setting in. you're basking in the g

the star east bay's own the camera on top of our berkeley hills here. you can see a little bit of the fog. but just really light this morning and it's going to open up to a lots of sun and mostly clear skies for the entire bay area temperatures starting to move once again 50's and even a 62 right now in pacifica, 58 degrees in berkeley right now. 49 still in the late hope for guidance and but all these are going to change the warm conditions. once we get closer to the afternoon high pressure we saw yesterday. we're going to see it continue today and even into your weekend bringing us these warmer conditions and lots of sunshine and no rain in the forecast. all of that sticking to the far north of us. so going to washington are going to the wet weather and we're going to stay nice and dry across the bay area and just enjoy all warmer than normal weather for this time of year. and as we get to looking at the high temperatures. find your neighborhood. we're going to see a lot of 70's. 70 degrees in downtown san francisco. if you're going to be heading to d

berkeley haas energy economist severin bornstein says. californians currently paid 30 cents a gallon more than the average state, which just might be illegal. california really needs to dig into this and find out what happening, and the state government just hasn't seemed interested and digging into it since crude oil hit a pandemic low of about $30 a barrel. opec has rocketed oil back up to $80 and the extra $50 per barrel in another dollar and a quarter or so on our price at the pump ride sharing drivers take a huge hit and when the price of gasoline goes up by a dollar, or two per gallon, they see that directly in their personal income. here's what one rideshare driver told us back in june, when prices were much lower than now. for gas they $50 per day. gasoline that's why a lot of drivers they don't want to keep driving. that's why we are short of drivers. companies with fleets of cars and trucks are feeling. it example. based cities produce has a big fleet of delivery trucks are fuel prices just the last year 14 months have gone up 4

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those areas will get a live look outside at the berkeley hills right now and you do see those low clouds. so we've got both low and high clouds. that's what's been shrouding the bay area this morning. let's get a look at our forecast. it shows you here at 8 o'clock. looking at the delta san jose in mountain view novato santa rosa. those are the areas that have been impacted and as we make it into the afternoon as we get a little break. that fog starts to clear out a bit. those high clouds also start to dissipate a bit into the later afternoon. that's when we start to see conditions clearing up. also, we're looking forward to some rain here on your thursday into friday. we'll track that. but your current temperatures right now and oakland alameda berkeley of the lail all in the mid-fifties san francisco, santa rosa and petaluma 51 there. we'll have more weather coming up. for now, let's switch gears quickly. get a look at the traffic. you're always pretty slow this morning. if you're traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time there. let's head

love this berkeley hills view. it's a good gauge on what it's looking like across the broader bay area. as you can see. >> orange is holding on to clear conditions we do have a modest offshore breeze. most president down out the coast around half moon bay. most of us not really going to be looking at much of a wind this morning. little bit of patchy fog for the delta as well as around santa rosa aside from this, though. we're just keeping the dry and clear weather around any sort of rainfall continues to be sent to our north as this high pressure ridge continues to shoot the jet stream as well as in the atmospheric rivers out of our region and up into western canada and the pacific northwest. so we're looking at clear skies yet again tomorrow. the last day of november going to be keeping those clear skies around as will also be the case in your first few days of december on into wednesday, thursday and friday still in the 70's still really sunny and comfortable 60's for san francisco today. a couple of 50's near th

look at this pleasanton dublin all lower 70's angeles, 75 berkeley 69 richmond 69. they've allay 66 and napa 64. we're also checking out of otto and mill valley. all lower 70's and the upper 60's. so you've got really nice conditions today. look here in the 70's inland areas still in the 50's and 40's and the bay and coast in the mid to upper 50's and then as you hit thursday and friday. that's when you see that slight chance of rain moving into the area. the north bay is what we're going to see most of that. let's switch gears really quickly get a look at your traffic. you're heading from the east bay into the city right now. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time. there you can see they've turned the metering lights on. but i'm not seeing any major delays. the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula. you can make that drive and a little under 13. no major worries there. it's also head over to get a look at things along the richmond sandra fell bridge little under 10 digit trave ing at a richmond and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes

drew min, a junior at uc berkeley, and dennis casey wu. thanks for your time tonight. drew, why do this? do you want just that apology on the record or something beyond that? >> raj, thank you for having the both of us here. i think it's -- this is important because -- so one of the things that i would like to see from this is, of course, and i explained this before to others is this is a symbolic first step. a strong foundation for a future of further understanding of the past. so if you -- if you ask any -- i speak as an api myself, but the pride is such an important part of being an api that this symbolic apology will do so many things in breaking the boundaries of trust between different communities. we hope this will propel local governments to do more for their api communities. >> we're all in the same boat here. members of the api community, and all educated here in the bay area. dennis, let's bring you in here. how personal is this to you and to your family? >> well, you know, because my dad has told me stories of when he came to the u.s. in like the 1950s how

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as you can see, it is nice and clear from your berkeley hills. cam. there's some fog for the tri valley and then especially so for the central valley, it's been a foggy past couple of days for the central valley of some dense to leaf august formed out that direction. if you're heading up into the sierra nevada. watch out for some spots of lower visibility on your route. as for the north coast. some rainfall this weekend. you're already seeing that up in del norte county. that's going to start to drift further and further southward. but what it's not going to do is make it to the bay area. we will see some showers today into tomorrow morning from mendocino county, maybe a couple of sprinkles in northern sonoma county rest of the bay area, though we're missing out on this chance of moisture. don't fear, though, if you're looking forward for some rain. we've gotten this forecast is just not coming this weekend. we will tap into somt cloud cover and cool conditions today, tomorrow into sunday. now monday after a dry start. we will see some rainfall making

joining us now without's on this and other issues, the clinical professor from uc berkeley school of public health. thank you for joining us today. when do you expect we will discover our first case in the u.s.? >> i wouldn' i wouldn' i wouldn' saw headlines tonight or tomorrow that we identified a case. i think it's likely that the particular variant is already here. >> how will we know for sure? do we do something with positive cases to read the genetic makeup of the case? >> one piece of good news about the variant is, not only do our regular pcr tests that you do, the one that sticks up the nose in the laboratory, not only will that identify that you have covid, but it will give a red flag to say that the covid variant you have could be omicron because it has a different pattern when it turns positive, so that's a leg up in terms of identifying the virus much earlier. glicksman jenness ceo says the existing vaccine may struggle with omicron and you are saying it may have physical structures that suggest that might not respond to the immunity we got from the vaccines. can you expl

and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news berkeley health officials have responded after criticism from players on cal's football team over covid testing protocols and now officials say the team. >> well, the team wasn't following those protocols. we'll be right back. ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half the space. ♪building castles in the sky♪ want more from your vitamins? at nature's bounty, we give you more. more immune support. with the only vitamin c that lasts 24 hours. more restful sleep. with the first-ever triple action sleep supplement. we put more of our brains into helping your heart. we give you more wellness solutions backed by rigorous science than we ever have before. nature's bounty gives you more, so you can live bountifully. >> because of the quake tower shot. just when it looks at the scene when we can see that has been here a so i'm just haha. that's the cue for the court. our out in fog early on it was a much better view. and so you get to be a lawyer up anyway. probably

. >> and let's take a live look outside in the bay over berkeley. hope you're having a great fry, a bay area. we're tracking a lot of cloud cover out there right now. not even tracking the sun said because of that big blanket of clouds going to stick with us all night tonight and even through saturday by saturday afternoon. we could see a stray shower for those of you in the north bay. >> going remain dry for the rest of the bay area and any traces amount of rain that we do see will be about a 10th of an inch of rain or less overall a dry cool forecast on tap. let's take a look at your microclimate saturday outlook, 64 degrees for downtown san francisco and the mission district low 60's for daly city and happen base. about 3 to 5 degrees below average for most of the bay area winds going. there are 20 miles per hour less still out of the northwest for your saturday afternoon with burlingame in and even those of you in millbrae 62 degrees. mid 60's or san mateo and san carlos at 63 degrees. and we are going to remain in the mid 60's. for those of you

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it's still pretty slick here as you're traveling in berkeley. you've got some on-ramps that have been flooded here. they've close at this isn't asked the avenue. 80 westbound and eastbound and the richmond center fell can be pretty slick and wet last hour we had an accident. here is take your time as you're traveling a little under 10 minutes during james, back to you. all right. now. i don't know if this is related to the rain. but we have breaking news and that is your internet might be out comcast xfinity internet has had trouble all across the bay, area's a matter of fact, experiencing outages. this morning. we have a map to share with basically it's their outage map. >> and you can see here over the bay area. there's a giant red spot over the san francisco bay area apparently we got it worse than anywhere else in the country, at least according to this map, it's spotty. you see other places. look at the spike. so i was reading on next door that like southern marin people start complaining just before 5 in the morning and then. >> at by 06:0

university of california law school at berkeley. it was originally both hall. it was the second of the law schools. hastings was the first of the law schools when they change that name. they changed it to simply the law school at the university of california in berkeley. it's the same here. they could do identically the same thing and get away from all of those who would love to have their name on the law school, but may not have earned it. and what about others who went to the school? have you heard from them? and have you heard that they, too share the same concerns? absolutely as a matter of fact, one of the most prominent donors at the university at hastings. joe cotchett class of about 1964 has been one of the main persons are. as part of an alumnus group activists alumnus group in the organization at hastings, and clearly, he has been leading the charge to get the name changed as a matter of fact. the law center couch at law center. he says his name camp stay on that center. if unless the name hastings is taken off, that's been the same attitude of most o

berkeley haas school of business. she understands some restaurants are choosing to defy health orders in the name of customer service. i do understand. that organizations feel the burden of having to finesse the enforcement of, uh, you know, somewhat awkward mandate asking people have you been vaccinated? on the other hand? we are in still the midst of this pandemi. it is not over yet. some restaurant owners feel that asking for proof of vaccination or a negative covid test runs counter to the hospitality environment they want to create and say, sometimes customers forget to bring their vaccination card. leaving their hands tied. while businesses are in the middle, chapman says they need to remember this isn't permanent. a spokesperson for contra costa health services says they do not have plans to ramp up enforcement. their primary goal is to educate business operators and gain compliance that way in concord, cristina rendon. ktvu, fox two news. some new numbers out highlight the stark reality of how much money you n