again, that fog developing there 69 for walnut creek 67 for berkeley 67 vallejo 68 for napa and santa rose at 68 for the rest this week. we're really watching a system coming in here late wednesday to thursday, we take a breather. looks like for the weekend. and it's really early into next weekend anywhere from sunday onward to about wednesday of next week. we got a lot of action you'll be need to be busy. think you're ready. all right, dave, thanks. >> plus must be the kickoff of a decade. a decade of ambition. and this is a moral imperative. >> is gallen. today president biden telling the united nations climate summit. the u.s. will lead by example and to take drastic steps to battle combat or to combat climate change leaders from more than 200 other countries are in glasgow to make a new commitment to see carbon neutrality. this comes as president biden's climate initiatives are currently stuck in the middle of a larger battle on capitol hill today west virginia democratic senator joe manchin said he's not yet quite ready to support president biden's build back better plan. i will

boats have canceled point >> reporter: james smith operates two charter crab fishing boats out of the berkeley marina, but this saturday, his normal gear will stay on the trailer. >> we didn't get a notice until 5:00 yesterday, which is not even enough time to prepare, but fortunately we are looking ahead. i consider there might be a problem. >> reporter: he bought $20,000 worth of lightweight hoop nets, which are still allowed by the department of fish and wildlife. everyone else, using traditional gear, commercial or recreational are prohibited from fishing, as long as humpback whales are still in the area. >> it's only fair if the commercial crab fleet is going to be sidelined due to perceived risk of entanglement, that the recreational fleet would be as well, because they fish the same way we do. they have crab pods maligns, and buoys like we do. >> reporter: but the president of the cosine fishing club says recreational kpix.com nine have already gotten a 1 week head start before the commercial guise of flood the fishing grounds with more than 175,000 traps. >> it is what we refer to in t

it's not blocking out your visibility for some of our usual suspects like the golden gate in the berkeley hills camera. also looking clear rather, this is some valley fog that is formed out into the central valley. some of our inland valleys and parts of the north bay half moon bay. there are some pockets out there with some low lying cloud cover as well. generally skies will grow clear in clear towards the afternoon. so after a mostly to partly cloudy start today. we actually do have some mostly sunny skies to look forward to later on today. now 50's our current temperatures. it is cool to kick off this tuesday morning. some 60's to look forward to later on, which i'll get to in the rest of your forecast. speaking of arena, she is standing by in the traffic center rate to how we doing on the roads. i'm just happy that you're back happy that you're back and the roads also look great this morning. if you're traveling from the east bay into the city a little under 8 minutes for your drive. time to make it this morning. meteor lights are still off at this hour, heading across towards the pen

down the board over at berkeley, they are expecting key risk going into next year. strategists are expecting sags that instead -- stagflation may wane. if sticky inflation does for central banks to respond inflation -- aggressively. shery: short-term pressure on asian markets including -- according to the senior investment strategist. it is great have you with us. that's me get you started with this chart. we can see how broader emerging markets are under pressure as opposed to the s&p 500. you can see the level of discount versus u.s. stock. we see levels we have not seen in 20 years or so now tightening the move in advanced economies and capital outflows potentially from asia. are there any other markets or economies that could be more resilient in this environment? >> if you look across the whole spectrum of em, the markets are facing similar pressures, basically, the normalization of policy by the fed, fears about inflation, and, that will impact the growth outlook for the region in asia and other markets. on top of that, investors are concerned about the tech s

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

berkeley, and winifred khao of the civil rights organization asian americans advancing justice- asian law caucus. >> essential workers are the ones that are keeping our economy going. they're integral members of our society. and even in this life or death situation, you know, we weren't able to make it a priority to really protect them. >> reporter: they surveyed 636 mostly latino and asian workers across several industries in california in the winter of 2020, including restaurant, domestic work, janitorial and hospitality. >> based on those surveys, we found a host of challenges that low-wage asian and latinx workers were continuing to face during the pandemic, including the lack of information about their legal rights and health and safety protections and requirements. >> reporter: a third of respondents- and 59% of restaurant workersurveyed- were unable to physically distance most of the time at work. >> about a fifth of those workers working under the minimum wage were not given basic protections like masks or personal protective equipment. >> reporter: then there was the matter o

emily field, berkeley head of european pharmaceuticals equity research joins us. emily has an overweight rating on the stock. your take on earnings that are you sticking with a price target? emily: it is starting to look like with degree so there was a significant revenue shortfall. it does seem like that is driven by temporary inventory effects in china. the company was quite adamant the growth story there remains intact. what investors were struggling with is the integration issues. there are going to be a lot of moving parts into this quarter telegraphing the impact of the vaccine on margins has proven to be difficult. this is the first quarter with them including alexion on a consolidated basis. telegraphing how that would impact operating margins could be difficult for us. we were over 27%, as was the street. the company did maintain full-year guidance, but what people wanted was insights into 2022 and we did not necessarily get that from the company on the call this afternoon. guy: let's pull that together. the alexion integration and the guidance they stopp

shoreline tri valley at 6667 walnut creek and concord checking in also with a pair of sixes 65 for berkeley. a uuo 60 to allay this a pocket will see some off shore. winds develop, however, because the recent rains have been kind of insulated from any problems. 74 santa rosa. but this will serve the kind of cool us off a little bit today that in terms of how we'll feel so temperatures drop in response to us hope we'll get that rain. as you can see, lower 60's beyond looks pretty nice on thanksgiving with mostly sunny skies. although watch out some of these chilly morning lows in the upper 30's inland. sarah. >> thank you, dave. 51 and congress is on the verge of making women register for the military draft. it's part of the national defense bill which the house passed with bipartisan support in september. the u.s. has not enforced the draft since the vietnam war. but the bill would require all us citizens between the ages of 1826 years old to sign up regardless of gender. some senators are opposed to this idea. >> women have every ability as a man to serve. and i support it being included i

. >> and in the east bay uc berkeley police are reporting multiple gasoline thefts from cars parked on campus. police say at least twice this week. a suspect or suspects drilled into cars to gas tanks in the upper hearst parking structure in order to steal gasoline. the theft and damage the car's gas tank and caused a gas bill in the garage. the justice department. ramping up efforts to arrest cyber criminals calling them a national security thfeat and federal authorities recently arrested in alleged russian cyber criminal who they say was hiding out in south korea. they say there will be more arrests in the days and weeks to come experts say the 2 most common types of attacks are cyber theft and ransomware and anyone who use the internet. all of us could be a victim. >> cyber theft is the simple stealing credit card numbers, social security numbers, ransomware is a relatively new type of criminal activity where the criminals encrypt your computer systems and then demand a ransom for you to get your access back. >> the state department is now offering a 10 million dollar reward for any

so sunshine over berkeley right now drying skies out there. still partly cloudy near the coastline. you can see some misty spot showing up here on radar south bay to the conditions looking good in the north bay is also really cleared out temperatures right in the midst of some 50's and 60's right now we've got conquered in oakland each at 60 degrees. the lake and napa each at 59 while san francisco and san mateo. also at 59 degrees right now. i'll be talking about what to expect later on today. and also when our next chance of rainfall will get here. still to come. first. let's get a look at the roads because it has been slick this morning. rain uh, but conditions seem to have improved. has been very slick. we still have some closures out there surprisingly at 9.30. if you are traveling northbound and southbound along highway one between. >> doubles light rail and north pacific and the first street in montero. all lanes are blocked. so starting right here going all the way down. now, we're also looking at some driving conditions heading into the city. look at that as you're travelin

so, berkeley stopped enforcing minor violations. >> goff: the places where we work, we see about a 26% reduction in use of force after we were there. don't know how much of that was us, but all the things they tried together-- about a quarter, right, of the use of force goes away. but, in this moment, what we're getting asked for is something different. not "how do we make policing better," but "how do we remove policing from the places where we have abandoned communities, and so we ask police to punish people who we've abandoned for generations." that's the thing that's coming next. >> pelley: to see what's coming next, we went to the capital of texas. professor goff is not advising austin, but this liberal city of one million is far along in police reform, even against the reservations of the conservative state legislature. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! >> pelley: when george floyd was murdered in minneapolis in 2020, austin was already smoldering over two police killings of its own. two cops are charged with murder in shootings, nine months apart, of a mental patient, a

cross of california, distant with associated professor of management at the university of california berkeley school of public health. we also have dorothy roberts, a university professor of sociology. it professor of civil rights at the university of pennsylvania. david s jones at harvard university and finally rounding at our panel, we have the associate professor of government at cornell university and codirector of the cornell center for health equity. thank you to all of our panelists for joining. let me begin with dr. schneider. in major part of your role is to assess the effect which new technologies made patients with an extremely large health system. it's -- please speak to the extent at which scaling new technologies represent opportunities and challenges for individual patients. >> thanks for having me. i am in delaware and my job with my group is called the digital acceleration group and basically we are scouting for technologies where we can systematically insert intelligence systems into our workflow or into our care space. and the opportunity which is awesome at this point is t

take the axe back to berkeley. >> i expected it to come out play. well, i i don't think i know our players expected to come out and play well, so. >> you know, things came together to get the number of contested plays you guys need whether it's catches runs, you know, blocks one-on-one >> really all over the field there on offense that was difference for her offense. united was a. >> a lot of fun to watch. we want to be more akin to the day the work. par for day in and day out there. the entire we need the system. >> no, not surprise in any way that we perform the way we did in be taken on monday after that practice said. >> you know, we were going to do something special to just the guys that we had on the field, you know, coming up, monday's practice and just intensity of the whole team in energy throughout the whole we knew or pick up where you left off. you that went against oregon state. >> after a long road trip. the sharks back of the tank hosting the washington nationals alexander ovechkin scored twice. he's been in the league for ever. seri

in alameda county, contra kosty county and berkeley, people no longer have to wear masks in gyms and offices but everyone must be vaccinated and symptom free. in more rip, masks are recommended but no longer required in indoor settings, stores and restaurants. we'll have a live report in the midday newscast. you can link to more details on the top of our home page. >>> san francisco city workers facing the deadlines to be vaccinated. we're monitoring the impact. head to our home page. welcome to this world. you have some big shoes to fill. people will tell you what to eat. everyone will have an opinion. and, yes, there will be tears. lots of new introductions. sleepless nights. that's normal. okay. so many new toys. it's not going to be easy. but, together, we got this. kaiser permanente. thrive >>> the criminal fraud trial of elizabeth holmes starts up again. >> and an east bay city looking to prevent kids from getting ahold of guns. join us tomorrow morning 4:30 to 7:00. can you see my wall of smiles? when i first started using genesys technology i was kind of embarrased at all the

the city of berkeley will offer free access to two mental health apps for anyone who lives, works, and goes to school there. they can utilize the my strength and headspace apps without charge. my strength helps people with anxiety and depression. headspace helps people with meditation and mindfulness exercises. city officials says the pandemic has been a trying time and so by offering these apps for free, residents can focus on their mental well-being. kumasi: coming up the seven things to know this morning. kristen: the story behind this viral surprise, the couple caught on camera talking about the heartwarming moment. kumasi: taking a live look outside at 5:20. kumasi: 5:22 and if you are just joining us here are seven things to know. a new covid variant is worrying world health experts. the world health organization is eating to discuss the strain that could be more infectious and potentially elude vaccines. kristen: dow futures are down 800 points because of fears of the new variant. travel related stocks are being hit the hardest. kumasi: shoppers are up early looking for black fr

running back for the cleveland browns, double vaccinated, tests positive for covid, they shutdown the berkeley football team ainsley, they're 99% vaccinated, yet they had an outbreak of covid. they aren't going to be able to play this weekend against southern cal. athletes are under, statistically, given their age and health, virtually zero risk from covid. there are lots of players, kyrie irving among them , jonathan izaac who have spoken out so eloquently, i thought aaron rogers joined them given what's going on with the mandates his issue is one that transcends pro-athletics and certainly connects with many people out there, whether you're a truck driver, whether you stock groceries, or whether you're going into an office setting having to face this new joe biden vaccine mandate which i believe is just wrong, flat out unconstitutional. i give credit to aaron rogers for speaking out. ainsley: he was fined 17,000 and the packers fined 300,000. you have this book, this bus tour, the bus tour and huge game this weekend, it's a lot of fun, it's georgia and tennessee. >> that's right we're going

meet the uc berkeley scientist who can help us now if we are meeting those goals. also ahead. >> i am potentially losing my eye. dan: a fun weekend took a devastating turn for a young woman. you will hear her story and how you can ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ your eyes. beautiful on the outside, but if you have diabetes, there can be some not-so-pretty stuff going on inside. it's true, with diabetic retinopathy, excess sugar can damage blood vessels, causing vision loss or even blindness. so remember this: now is the time to get your eyes checked. eye care is important to your long-term diabetes management. see a path forward with actions and treatments that may help your eyes— and protect against vision loss. visit noweyesee.com and take control of your sight. >> live breaking news. dan: this is a live look at sky seven over the great mall. you can see the huge police response. ama: it is not clear why there are so many officers. we have seen people posting on social media that it was evacuated while others say it is locked down. dan: joining us on the ph

this is interstate 80 in emeryville, looking towards berkeley. millions of people up and down the state are hitting the road to get to their holiday destinations. a lot of them right here in the bay area. the roads are expected to be very busy across the bay area until at least nine o'clock tonight, boy that is jammed in both directions. alright federal officials say security should run smoothly at the nation's airports, meantime, over the holiday. the t s a now says 93% of its staff has been vaccinated and the agency is ready for the 20 million passengers they are expecting to screen as for the airlines, many carriers are offering overtime incentives and bonuses to avoid sick outs. american airlines is giving flight attendants triple pay if they worked their holiday shifts with perfect attendance. incentives are what's really needed in order to make sure that we can meet the demands over the holiday season. the faa has reported relatively few delays and cancelations so far today, analysts say airport travel is expected to be up about 13% from la

. >> james wilcox is a graduate school professor of economics at uc berkeley. >> lower income households spend twice as large or a fraction of their income on food as higher income household. >> data analysis finds that more than 170 low-income neighborhoods are in the san francisco mentor area that also have low food axis. that is more than double we found in the metro area at 79. >> there are communities that are really high. >> reggie young is the director of the alameda county community food bank. >> from where we were last year, the problem is getting worse. >> the problem is incredible he high in alameda county. we are still seeing high rates of food insecurity. we are seeing a lot of normal seed that other community's not seen. >> the organization has worked with hundreds of nonprofits, distributing food to struggling areas throughout the pandemic. >> hartman helps her neighborhood is next in line. >> you have to go with the flow and pray. >> abc 7 news. >> americans love the final finl on the american music awards when fans cast their votes this year on an unusual platform. that

but it is definitely something they're talking about in the east bay, specifically over berkeley tonight. so something new to share with our viewers this evening. thank you so much for sharing and keeping us updated. let's take a look at radar for because the big weather story tonight going to be the cooler temperatures we're not tracking any storm cloud cover this evening and that's going to allow our temperatures to really cool down tonight. we're tracking drier conditions lasting all weekend long could see a slight chance of showers by saturday afternoon. for those of you in santa rosa, that storm track shifting a little bit east river. we could see some sprinkles out of that. but really just racism out at best dry for everyone else. we are really going to notice that cloud cover saturday giving way to better clearing by sunday. but as you can see, some rain and snow showers arriving in this year, early sunday morning and then the main event arriving monday night. bringing widespread rain and even snow and rain showers for those of you in this year. so it's going to peak in intensity

not necessarily near the coast or over the berkeley hills. but sitting along the bay side in some areas further southward and then some patchy valley fog further inland as well. and definitely more of an impact from fog than what we had yesterday. so do note this as you do leave the house to the north of us. that's where rain and snow continues to be. we have seen continued flooding issues for the pacific northwest. western canada, not just the opposite here in the bay area. we love to see us tapping back into that atmospheric river. the jet stream cent well to the north. but what we've got is just a high pressure ridge that if anything is keeping thing sunny and a bit hazy at times. air quality will be moderate yet again today. that's because we have a cap right over the bay that's keeping a lot of pollutants trapped here with us. that's the high pressure ridge right there for you. futurecast shows clear skies today. more of that into tomorrow for december 1st. and we're going to hold on to these clear skies on into thursday, friday and satu

also walnut creek and concord 6966 for berkeley. the at 65 still do have the tendency of those offshore winds. for now kind of out of the northeast will be a temporary shift as that front gets here on tuesday. they'll be probably monday night tuesday morning and then afterwards tuesday afternoon. a church shift back to offshore, maybe a little bit heavy and solano county. little bit there on tuesday. 70 petaluma 67 going on for sandra fell. all right. your seven-day forecast goes like this. variable clouds and your tuesday. it will be early on a sprinkle question mark and then for the rest of the week. we've got lower 60's on tap. look at those low morning lows in the upper 30's got 40's had hugging the coast and for turkey day we'll go with 62 sarah. >> not bad. thanks, dave. dramatic body camera video out of boulder, colorado right now on your screen. look at that. >> it shows the moments a man jumped into the arms of a firefighter and police officers. the man's condo caught fire and while many people living in the building were a

in fact, 44 members of the football team now have tested positive. >> berkeley's health officials say the players they weren't getting tested when they got sick, they weren't staying home when they were sick and they weren't wearing mask indoors when they should have that'll do it, that they're calling it confusion over the protocols. and now the head coach is saying. >> everybody is going to follow the rules. >> 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. what is expected? you know. >> so according to the team to members are not vaccinated at all. and this weekend's game against usc has since been rescheduled to december 4th the next team that they'll play is stanford. that will be on november 20th. but again, that's if they can feel the team left >> it's 6.32 right now and leaders on a federal, state and local level are all pushing for people to get v

more than a dozen cities around the country, including here in san francisco, as well as oakland and berkeley, have decided that government use of technology and the impacts of our freedoms, the balance has to work out and they have chosen to ban the use of the government technology. >> the facial recognition will stay with you, nathan. this is a big way to make money to give our data away, correct? >> we know data collection, advertisers, the monetizing of our personal information, as well as our biometric information in the case of facial recognition technology is certainly a concern. so illinois has taken -- already taken steps to make sure there's not unconsented collection of biometric information. there's been federal legislation put forward to replicate that on the federal level. i know the eu and new zealand are looking at similar ways to do that. but back to your question, yes, the montization of our information is a concern, and we want to make sure the power is in the hands of the people. >> scott, we're not just talking facebook here. obviously that's the easy target, especially i

berkeley epidemiologist david gonzalez believes in the power of community. >> my family has roots in the chicano community in east l.a., so that's something that i carry with me in my work. these communities have knowledge, and my grandpa didn't have the chance to go to college, he's one of the most brilliant men i ever knew. reporter: but he has concerns about the scope of the arvin setback. does 300 feet strike you as significant, as-- or as enough? >> wre seeing that oil and gas drilling is affecting the health of people that live within 3,000 feet of oil and gas wells, and some studies show further away. >> reporter: gonzalez and colleagues published a 2020 study showing "evidence that exposure to oil and gas well sites is associated with increased risk of spontaneous pre-term birth." >> and having a pre-term birth increases risk of infant mortality and being sick, and can have long-term effects for the infant's health. and so we want to prevent pre-term births. >> reporter: gonzalez' study followed on the heels of a study tying pregnant women's proximity to oil and gas operation

the latest on the battle between cal and the berkeley health department. after 44 bears tested positive for go it, -- covid, they said they did not get tested, or wear masks. coach wilcox said the team has been monitored all season. >> we have health professionals housed in our building at our practices, on our planes. in the weight room, in the training room. there are people here to help us with all of that on a daily basis. >> desean jackson to the raiders might be a perfect match. after being released, he signed with the silver and black. the tragic henry ruggs accident left them looking for a speedy receiver. at age 34, he can fly. >> my first nfl game was a raider game at the coliseum. chiefs were playing the raiders. i was on the sideline. i was seven or eight years old. >> derek carr said all of them wanted to go out to practice and watch him run. jackson still has the speed. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby...don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into

a berkeley man who was also taken to highland hospital for treatment. that man was hit by bullet trapnell. according to police and he has since been released from the hospital. a reporter was not physically injured. shifting things over now to talk about the weather. this is a live look at the gorgeous golden gate bridge and rebecca strom is here with a look at your weekend forecast. rebecca. >> hi, great shot of the golden gate. also traffic wise them some really lightly traveled here on the richmond center fell bridge as well as a lot of folks have the day off, but they're out and about maybe shopping. and it's beautiful weather to either get outside or if you are going to be shopping today. we're seeing temperatures a very warm compared to what we started with earlier in the week and also dry conditions. the rain in the forecast that we do need it. take advantage of the dry conditions and head outside over the next couple of days. futurecast for showing us high pressure is going to be keeping. the chilly temperatures away during the day as well as th

the cal bears are looking to become bowl eligible with a win tonight ucl a and when next saturday in berkeley against usc. but first things first to the rose bowl in pasadena. justin wilcox and company trying to get a crucial win to stay in contention for a bowl game after ucl a took a 10. nothing lead. the bears come roaring back. chase garbers in from a yard out 1410 stairs right before the half the end of the half brother. >> kazmir allen. takes it in for the bruins there goes over the line. you see la does get the score 1714. they take the lead second-half all quarterback dorian thompson robinson one of his 3 touchdown passes. he aired it out there. this one to greg lewis itch from 29 yards out right now you still running away with it. this game still going on 40 to 14 late in the 4th quarter. stanford hosting number 6, notre dame honoree. captain andrew luck posing with john lynch a couple of cardinal law comes on senior night. >> but this came was all irish. jack coan finds tight end george tech that tax cuts for the 2 yard score. 14 zip notre dame was 24 nothing at the half 3rd quarter

berkeley a lot of the same industries suffered so mightily. during 2020 are very, very likely to be hit again. on friday, investors sold off travel industry stocks at the u. s and european countries declared travel bans american delta and united airlines each falling more than 10. cruise lines, including royal caribbean carnival in norwegian cruises all dropped around 10% as well, and oil companies saw market losses on fears that demand could drop for fuel. still, financial advisors say overall the markets are up over last year, and investors should not panic if you look at the s and p up about 22% and the nasdaq up over 20, this is after the close of the market today. we're still having a good year, and a lot of people have said the market was kind of looking for an excuse to pull back just a little bit. investors do worry the labor shortage might worsen if workers decide to leave the workforce. there's also concern that demand for us exports could drop we do sell. you know trillions of dollars of things every year. to the rest of the world.

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

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

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

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

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

but berkeley 62 degrees. so nearly a 20 degree difference out there, very unique microclimate forecast and getting those cooler southerly breezes. but for those of you in berkeley are getting more of a northerly warm offshore flow. but we're going to see widespread 40's tonight with the exception of downtown san francisco a little bit milder in the low 50's temperatures tomorrow. almost a repeat of today. 60's and 70's in the forecast. enjoy it while it lasts because as we take a look at our 10 at 10 outlook. we're going to cool down on tuesday storm to our north going to bring us more wind and no rain. so we are going to notice slightly cooler cloudier forecast. but seasonal temperatures through your thanksgiving thursday and even 10 days from now we're going to remain in the 60's for the remainder of the next 10 days. back to you. jonathan. just seen. >> but recent. thank you. closing arguments are set to get underway tomorrow in the death in the trial involving the death of ahmaud arbery. 3 men are current

instead uc berkeley was using something called a matrix by which different test stores and different grade points were assigned depending on the race of the applicant. pete wilson understood that a preference based on race should not be given to someone who may have never suffered discrimination to the detriment of someone who never engaged in discrimination, and he understood that not only was such an effort by uc berkeley unjust, but it was antithetical to the principles in the declaration of independence and the 14th amendment that all people are created equal and should be judged on their individual merit. what did he do? after a throat operation that left his voice at nearly a whisper, he chaired the uc regents meeting, and in a close vote and under the shadow of protests that were orchestrated by jesse jackson, he got the uc regents to ban preferences based on race or gender in admissions, employment, or contracting. [applause] >> then he made it statewide by championing proposition 209 throughout the state to prohibit any preferences based on race in public employment, contrac

off the east shore freeway, pockets of slowing around richmond as well as you work your way through berkeley. richmond san rafael bridge is getting busy. we have been keeping our eye on 101 throfoggy spots. there was an earlier trouble spot and that's been cleared. it is foggy across the benicia bridge. we are tracking slow ride, 43 minutes from antioch over 280. if you are taking 680, there are a few brake lights. the dublin interchange is not bad. it's been quiet at the altamont pass commute for super commuters. road maintenance this weekend at the bay bridge toll plaza. starts tonight at 9:00 through at least saturday morning. if you are headed to chase center to cheer on the golden state warriors as they take on the bulls, hoops for troops, connect using muni express. your event ticket is your muni pass. if you want to drive, consider sharing the ride or you can even bike to chase center. they have bike valets available. that is an option as well. >>> there's a fire starting in my heart ♪ reaching fever pitch and it's bringing me out the dark ♪ finally i can see you crystal clear ...

this is our east bay camera on top of the berkeley hills here and really clear all the way. you can see into a san francisco across the bay looking ahead. yes, we're going have a couple scattered clouds throughout the overnight hours temperatures are going to drop into the 40's for the most part. and then we're going to wake up to some breezy conditions tomorrow morning and then things should clear out a lot of sunshine, but it's still going to be cool a lot cooler than what we saw today. we're going to topping out into the 60's. tomorrow. the rest this week, lots of sunshine and we're going to see a overnight lows, get really chilly. in fact, we're dropping into the 30's, especially for some of the inland valley locations. so make sure the and bundle up. that's for sure. temperatures right now starting to drop just a bit. right now we're mostly in the 40's and 50's 48 degrees in palo alto right now. 57 and alameda 55 in berkeley 45 in napa, petaluma also coming in at 45 degrees. some very chilly outside right now and it looks like thanksgiving holiday set to be dry around t

at uc berkeley, energy experts adjusted for inflation. gasoline was much more expensive, back in 2008 and 2012. he sent me this graph of prices in california for the past 15 years. $4.60 a gallon, in june 2008. $4.67, in october, 2012. he points out five dollars back then could buy you a lot more than what five dollars can get you today. i get it, that is not going to send you out the house to fill up the car right now. but it is about putting things in perspective. aaa says bay area prices will likely stay in the mid-four dollar rain range for the remainder of this year. they believe drivers could see big drops by early next year. in san francisco, kpix 5. >>> california's average gas price, about $1.32 more than the enough the national average. >>> keeping an eye on the road for drunk drivers. officers say that when people have died across the state, since wednesday, and they have made 948 dui arrests. chp's maximum enforcement pierced and that 11:59 tonight. >>> new at 11:00, oakland police are searching for a suspect who shot and kill

lot of you tweeting you felt the house shake. 2.7 earthquake centered in kensington, a mile from the berkeley border. people reported to the usgs they felt it from napa to the santa cruz mountains. good evening. >>> explosive allegations against southwest airlines and denver police. a white mother with a black child claims that southwest rationally profiled and harassed them and then she says police in colorado lied about the incident in their report. we spoke to the mom and is live at the airport with her story, maria? >> reporter: alan, mary was traveling with her daughter to denver, colorado from los angeles. san jose was her layover. it was all uneventful until she landed. >> that we would not have been reported for anything if my daughter were white and blond. >> reporter: tonight, mary is speaking out about an incident that left her hiring a lawyer and her 10-year- old daughter in tears. [crying] >> it is okay. sweetheart. >> reporter: mary and her daughter, who is by racial, were flying to denver, colorado. as soon as they landed they were stopped by a southwest employees and two denve

. >> i was just watching a press conference held by cal in berkeley. the football program was forced to postpone saturday's game against usc as the bears deal with a covid outbreak that hit the team last week. 24 players tested positive according to athletic director jim nolton. >> as we started this week, we were on a testing schedule to test our team and our staff, again. and today when we tested we had really just a few, but they were all in the same position group, and it left us with the inability to compete safely. we were able to come to an agreement to reschedule the game until, you know, december. >> the game has been rescheduled for december 4. cal's testing policy for

the theme of her sculpture work is black bodies in bronze including this statue of a civic leader in berkeley. >> and this installation at the national memorial for peace and justice in alabama. one of her most recent commissions, a bust of the leader of the black panther party you'e newton and more to come and told stories for a living right. >> and they were on video or. digital or whatever. and if you missed them, they're gone for the most part, the bronze pieces are permanent. so the stories of the african descendants that these pieces represent. well last to be told as long as the bronze last and i could be thousands of what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent i can du more... yardwork... teamwork... long walks.... that's how you du more, with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and can reduce, or even eliminate, oral steroids. and here's something important. dupixent can cause

tri valley also around 70 74 walnut creek 68 for berkeley. but les, 6867 fairfield 68 for napa and 72 santa rosa keep it coming and we will for the 7 day forecast lower 70's all week long. our lows pretty much in the 40's, although possibly some upper 30's is a possibility. there and looks like hanukkah gets here tomorrow. that's and >> well, fashion and technology has been an irresistible combination ever since we saw cher horowitz's closet in the movie clueless. we've come a long way since then, of course. and today we're talking about an nft runway a digital fashion show and auction that set for next week in the metaverse. here to help us understand how this all works. call. she's a forbes. next 1000 honoree, the ceo and co-founder of a company called ozone. it's a 3 d fashion tech startup, thank you so much for joining me this morning. just in the last hour we were talking about the fact that nft is the collins dictionary. word of the year. so you're right there on the forefront with all of this from us. for those who don't know what is a

i remember reading that they banned selling candy at the registers in berkeley and i'm like man, it can't have candy. i wouldn't last a day in that town. but also you what, i do agree with liberals that i want to hear eyelets political opinion don't want to hear it at a football game. let's not turn everything into something political like an award show or a public school. i just want to hear all of the pertinent information to me, i don't care that there are some clouds over the midwest or we are flying at 40,000 feet, that information doesn't help me at all. just be like hey, the engine looked good in we remembered th gas. i do like it when they say asid from little bumps, it's going t be smooth. a little bit bumpy but then it' going to be smooth. that's the stuff i like to hear. >> i think the flight attendant really overdrive dramatize the turbulence. i agree. i agree. emily, what do you think of this ? >> i talked to her southwest pilot and he told me i was basically like what would happe if the pilot said something els like something that wasn't this race. >> blm. >> and he said, wh

for those of you in the north bay novato 54 degrees berkeley and oakland, though 61 degrees for your saturday night in daytime highs tomorrow. 5 to 10 degrees above average slightly warmer around the bay area shoreline downtown san francisco remaining in the low 70's with mid 70's for those of you at oakland at 74 degrees. and san jose 76 degrees for your sunday afternoon until we cool down to seasonal temperatures arriving by tuesday of this upcoming week. jonathan just seen back to you. thank you so much. still much more to come tonight here on kron. 4 news today. >> the world's largest retailer cutting costs by cutting out the driver will show you how their new driverless delivery trucks. we are now boosting online business. here's something to make. you may make you feel a little uneasy. the next time you're on the road for retail giant wal-mart says you may have actually been sharing the road with some of its driverless trucks and may not have even known if the company is cutting costs by literally cutting out the middle man with a major breakthrough in. >> thomas technology and

a new study by lawrence berkeley international is -- shows why the sierra snow could disappear in just a few years. this is about one third of california's water supply. we have already seen this warming trend happening just this season. several ski resorts push back their opening dates because of warming temperatures preventing them from making snow. mike: here's the seven-day forecast. mother nature is not going to help out whatsoever as temperatures near the upper 50's low 60's wednesday, thursday, friday, annex monday. those are near record high temperatures. the nights are cold enough and it is hard to get that good base of man-made snow built. you need it much colder. skiing will be up in the higher parts of. here's was going on in the east bay hills. you can see here below me a lot of fog is developing along the toll plaza. watch out for the morning fog. otherwise, quiet along the water. coat to know coat today. 52 right now in san francisco. when back to the peninsula, temperatures in the 50's there about 10:00. middle 60's for the better part of the afternoon. warmer than it s

i mentioned, patchy fog in some areas 65 for pleasanton and livermore 66 out in concord, cooler on berkeley at 61 tomorrow. as for vacaville expected to be 63 same in fairfield and 60 in santa rosa. so here's a look ahead at our temperatures. it will dip down even sunday there for the interior valley to the low 60's for daytime highs and then another low pressure system there monday night into tuesday. temperatures also going to be a little on the cooler just team. back to you. thanks so much. >> for your money right now. if you're looking for any extra cash. california might owe you some money. the state's contra office says it has 10 billion dollars worth of unclaimed property. this includes uncashed paychecks inactive bank accounts. insurance benefits, safe deposit box contents and also old government bonds. if an account has been abandoned for 3 years in the business is not able to get in contact with you. the property then gets turned over to the state. but it is pretty easy to get back just go to claim it dot ca dot gov and i have to do theirs. fill out a claim form and hit submit. yo

it was developed at uc berkeley by a researcher who believes it could be a powerful tool in the fight against climate change. dan ashley has the story. dan: for a university of california researcher, you can say the fight against climate change began on rooftops like the observatory as part of a large network of sensors that blanket the east bay and parts of san francisco. over much of the last decade, he has tracked levels of carbon dioxide along major bay area highways and local neighborhoods. it is the kind of data that could help cities monitor the aggressive carbon reduction goals being set out at the cop26 conference. >> especially cities are making big claims and ambitious targets, and we want to help them understand that if they are on track. dan: to grab the attention of those potential partners, he began installing the sensors where they could get noticed by a worldwide audience, the city of glasgow itself. >> we started in august deploying the sensors and so we have had 10 operating since the first of august so we have a three month record. dan: they are able to detect tren

i live in berkeley california. i live in san francisco and it's all part of the world i love and i'm a very sensitive person still even though i'm certainly more moderate than i was when i was part of the radical left, still really heartbroken and sensitive to the humanitarian crisis on our street which is both a particular challenge on the progressive west coast but most of you may know we had 96,000 people die of drug overdoses and drug poisoning last year. we're in the middle of two drug epidemics, the most famous is the opioid crisis which starts with the over prescription and becomes an heroin epidemic and now we're in fentanyl which is incredibly deadly. half of our overdoses came from fentanyl but where in a terrible mess epidemic. there's a terrific book coming out early next month by sam king dreamland which is a book about the opioid crisis and the book is about the mess crisis so i'm excited to be here. i've also been influenced by another scholar at aei todd winship and particularly by the work that he'