although 2 of robert kennedy's children urged sure, han's release, many kennedy family members said they were deeply relieved by the decision. rob reynolds al jazeera los angeles. ah, watching all jazz era remind to now of the top stories, australia's immigration minister has canceled tennis, donna talk of it visa, just days ahead of the australian joke of it, who is on vaccinated 1st had his visa revoked last week after arriving in the country. sir clark has more from brisbin. it's taken 4 days now of alex hold, who holds the discretionary powers as he immigration minister to revoke that visa a 2nd time. now i should state that these discretionary powers means he's quite a lot of power when it comes to he can attend you based on the grounds, he considers you a public risk or a health risk or even on a, on a small scenario of a making a false claim on an immigration statement, and in a statement released by alex woke, he said he made the decision on the grounds that it's in the public interest to do side. so this is yet another twist in the saga. the visa saga that involves novak doc of

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a federal judge in new york has now allowed virginia roberts giuffre to go forward with her civil sex abuse case against him. the judge denying a motion by the prince's lawyers to have it thrown out. their claim was largely based on language in a 2009 settlement between giuffre and convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, that included a clause protecting "other potential defendants" from future lawsuits. lawyers for the queen's second son, and epstein's friend, argued that term included the prince. but in his ruling today, the judge called that 2009 agreement "ambiguous" and "riddled with drafting problems." giuffre claims epstein trafficked her to have sex with andrew when she was just 17, allegations that the prince had denied repeatedly. epstein died by suicide in jail in 2019. but this new development now puts prince andrew's denials in the spotlight. >> the discovery process is what prince andrew has been trying to avoid, meaning having to sit down and do a deposition, having to turn over documents. >> reporter: the prince has been essentially in hiding from the public for months

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robert reed says it's the biggest change to trash in decades. the idea behind it is to keep perishable waste out of places like landfills and turn them into a new recycled material that helps offset climate change. >> is going to keep millions of tons of material out of landfills, reduce methane emissions, it's a potent greenhouse gas. >> the new law will roll out gradually and will be implemented over the next two years depending on what city or county you live in. i 2024, the state will begin imposing fines on those who failed to do it correctly. >> it requires cities and counties throughout the state to reduce the amount of compostable material they sent to landfills by 75%. >> the cost of implementing such programs is about the same as those of traditional ways collection. but the cost of not doing it at all outweighs that of any new composting program. >> there may be some additional cost, the benefits are tremendous. modified foods took effect today. foods on supermarket shelves will be labeled as having been bioengineered. the changes are

he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. dan: the south bay mother accused of throwing boozy sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his teenaged friends is once again asking a judge to be released on bail. according to the mercury news. a lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the santa clara county das office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. ama: if you park in san francisco, a new program could save you money. sign up for the text before toe program be notified if your vehicle is about to be towed. it is not for yellow or white zones or peak hour to await lanes. -- 20 away lanes. you will still get ticket. dan: parts of the bay area's of the air quality go from good to moderate today. this video shows some smoky skies in the east bay. the bay area air quality says woodsmoke and car emissions are getting trapped at ground level due to what is called a temperature inversion. all which means not so g

reporter: robert is a dep santa barbara county. he said when the background investigator interviewed him about david, he told him if you don't hire him, we will. a fund has been set up for david's family with a link on our website, abc7news.com. back to you. ama: thank you so much. highway patrol is investigating what led up to last night's shooting. no arrests have been made. was the fourth deadly shooting on a highway in oakland since may. all remain unsolved. abc news anchor looks at what more can be done. reporter: the tragic shooting tuesday night that took the life of an alameda county sheriff's recruit marks the fourth unsolved deadly highway shooting in oakland in the past eight months. >> a person shot on the party bus. >> [indiscernible] leading from the head. reporter: last may to people were killed in a party bus an i-5 80. in october, toddler jasper wu was killed on i 880. leaving many asking why is it so hard to solve these crimes and how can they finally stop? >> we as a community have got to band together and put an

he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. dan: the south bay mother accused of throwing boozy sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his teenaged friends is once again asking a judge to be released on bail. according to the mercury news. a lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the santa clara county das office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. ama: if you park in san francisco, a new program could save you money. sign up for the text before toe program be notified if your vehicle is about to be towed. it is not for yellow or white zones or peak hour to await lanes. -- 20 away lanes. you will still get ticket. dan: parts of the bay area's of the air quality go from good to moderate today. this video shows some smoky skies in the east bay. the bay area air quality says woodsmoke and car emissions are getting trapped at ground level due to what is called a temperature inversion. all which means not so g

opposite robert? >> not necessarily. if that works for you, fine. >> betty white said she wanted to be remembered as having made people laugh, and think a bit. >> it's betty being silly again. that's what i would like to be remembered as. betty as a good friend that they invited into their home. >> rest in peace. that's "nightline" for tonight. watch all of our full episodes on hulu. see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. goal! you play like a pro. now let's fight stains like a pro. with persil oxi. it fights tough stains and cleans better than the #1 selling oxi. persil oxi. boom! >> a california jury has found theranos founder elizabeth holmes guilty of four of 11 accounts against her. >> more bay area restaurants making the tough choice to close temporarily due to the omicron surge. >> the wet morning commute tomorrow. abc 7 news begins right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> once a rising star and biotech, n

reporter: robert is a deputy santa barbara county. he said when the background investigator interviewed him about david, he told him if you don't hire him, we will. a fund has been set up for david's family with a link on our website, abc7news.com. back to you. ama: thank you so much. highway patrol is investigating what led up to last night's shooting. no arrests have been made. was the fourth deadly shooting on a highway in oakland since may. all remain unsolved. abc news anchor looks at what more can be done. reporter: the tragic shooting tuesday night that took the life of an alameda county sheriff's recruit marks the fourth unsolved deadly highway shooting in oakland in the past eight months. >> a person shot on the party bus. >> [indiscernible] leading from the head. reporter: last may to people were killed in a party bus an i-5 80. in october, toddler jasper wu was killed on i 880. leaving many asking why is it so rd to solve these crimes and how can they finally stop? >> we as a community have got to band together and put an e

police identified the suspect as robert seth carter of san jose. he was on probation for battery and had five outstanding felony warrants. according to the chief, carter was driving a stolen camry when he crashed into another vehicle around 7:00. the police officer arrived on the scene moments later. >> carter pointed his gun at the officer. the officer fired his weapon at carter, striking him at least once. video evidence shows carter pointed the handgun directly at the officer. carter maintained possession of the handgun after being struck and moved out to the front yard of a home. kristen: he says at that point, three officers arrived and each fired one shot. carter was hit double times. the da's office is now investigating the shooting. all officers are on standard paid administrative leave. dan: in the east bay, oakland teachers are rallying. the possibility of a teacher strike israel if an agreement is not reached tonight. our senior education reporter live in the newsroom. what are some of the sticking points here? leanne: let me just addres

he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in american history. jobina: the south bay mother accused of throwing parties for her adolescent son and his teenage friends is asking a judge to be released on bail according to the mercury news. the lawyer for shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the da's office tells us they will respond to the request in court next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. some of california's solar energy workers fear big utility billing change could ultimately cost them their jobs. about 1000 workers and supporters marched to the california public utility commissions headquarters in san francisco yesterday, concerned about a proposal that would tax rooftop solar customers and reduce compensation for clean energy. protesters call it a money grab by the state's big utilities have lost profits to solar providers. a representative from affordable clean energy for all, a coalition of groups supporting the change told abc7 protesters missed the point. >> solar systems are being paid for

tim: it's a process called composting and robert reed who works for waste management company -- says it is the biggest change to trash in decades. the idea behind it is to keep perishable waste out of places like landfills and instead turn it into a new recycled material that helps offset climate change. >> it's going to keep millions of tons of material out of landfills, reduce methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas. tim: the new law will be rolled out gradually. by 2024, the state will begin imposing fines on those who failed to do it correctly. >> it requires cities and counties throughout the state to reduce the amount of compostable material they send to landfills i 75%. -- by 75%. tim: he says the cost of implementing such a program is about the same as traditional waste collection but that the cost of not doing it at all far outweighs any noncompete -- any new composting program. >> the benefits are tremendous. liz: genetically modified foods also took effect. foods on supermarket shelves will now be labeled as having been bioengineered. the changes are part of the u.s. to

officially responding to his coaccused or -- accuser, virginia roberts giuffre. >> he knows what he has done. mona: she is accused of abusing -- prince andrew of abusing her. andrew repeatedly denied ever meeting her, claiming this now infamous photo of them could have been faked. saw epstein several times over the years and stayed at his home he had knowledge that he knew epstein. >> it was a good state -- good place to stay and with the benefit of hindsight it was a good thing to do. kumasi: spotify users users somewhere else if you want to listen to neil young. the streaming service removed his music after he delivered an ultimatum saying that they could have broken or young, not both. he sided with rogan, who has 11 million listeners and reported $100 million contract. earlier this month hundreds of scientists, doctors, and health professionals signed an open letter to spotify urging the company crackdown on covid misinformation. spotify says "it regrets young's decision" and he plans to lose 60% of his streaming income. reggie: the secret to a longer life is something you can do in

. >> robert is a deputy in santa barbara county. and he was interviewed by a background investigator about david, he said if you don't hire him we will down here. a fund has been set up for david's family. we have a link on our website, abc7news.com. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. reggie: california's indoor mask mandate has been extended until february 15. it was supposed to end mid-january. dr. mark galli says needs to take measures to stop the spread and not inundate hospitals, but doesn't anticipate more major closures. >> we are not discussing business closures or further limitations on businesses and sectors in our economy. reggie: several bay area organizations and businesses are making their own call to close. between that and more masking, you aren't alone if you are feeling a sense of dÉjÀ vu. here is amanda duffy still you. amanda: the new year being called 2022, a grim sense of dÉjÀ vu was soaring levels of transmission, longer testing lines, and stronger mass mandates. >> right when you think you might be out of the woods,

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reporter: under rules that took effect saturday, robert insurance companies must pay for up to eight at-home test per person per month. medicare says they only pay for tests being done at testing sites. her statement reads in part, "we continued to provide the best ways for critical resources that will keep med affect care beneficiaries safe -- medicare fisheries safe. -- beneficiaries safe. we've made tests available through health care providers over 20,000 free testing sites nationwide." she says may senior still have the means to get to a testing site on a regular basis. >> it is much more difficult for a lot of them to get out and go to a testing center. even find one. reporter: it is a view shared by local physicians, some of whom say testing should be universally accessible. >> it is not about individual health, it is about the health of the neighbors, your loved ones. reporter: the cost of testing could cost hundreds of dollars of the coming months since the pandemic doesn't subside. a price she's going to pay to keep her family safe, when she worries not every senior might b

investigation into the events that ended with an exchange of gunshots between police and this man, robert seth carter. >> he was a san jose resident, currently has five felony warrants for his arrest, on probation for battery. it was a traumatic incident for everyone involved. >> police responded to a stolen vehicle call when he ran away from officers in the stolen toyota camry. they followed carter into santa clara, where he attempted carjacking someone before returning to the stolen car he eventually crashed. he then tried to stop another vehicle before an officer arrived. >> carter then fired around into the direction of the vehicle. the officer returned fire. the motorist and officer were not hit by his gunfire. carter continued running through a parking lot with a gun in his hand. >> that was the final shot he took. while still pointing the gun at police, he ended up in front of this home with four officers on the scene. >> each officer fired a weapon. he continued to hold the handgun. he was struck more than once by the officers. >> after he fell to the ground, a canine removed the

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he called robert f kennedy's assassination one of the most notorious crimes in history. >> the southbay mother accused of throwing boozy, sex filled parties for her adolescent son and his friends is asking to be released on bail according to the mercury news. the lawyer for 47-year-old shannon o'connor says she poses no risk to the community as she awaits trial. the da's office says they will respond to the request next week. she faces 39 criminal counts. southern california's solar energy workers fear a utility billing change in the works could cost them their jobs. about 1000 workers and supporters marched to the california public utilities commission headquarters in san francisco yesterday, concerned about a proposal that would tax rooftop solar customers and reduce compensation for clean energy. protesters call it a money grab by big utilities who have lost profits to solar providers. however, a representative from affordable clean energy for all, a coalition of groups supporting the change, told abc 7 the protests missed the point. >> solar systems today are being paid for by custo

reporter: robert is an anesthesiologist in santa rosa. he was puzzled when the edd began sending notices about his account. >> i thought i didn't make any account. reporter: he doesn't have on. the notices that the doctor had updated his mailing address and treatment facility. >> i realize this is for disability. reporter: he realized some bite used his name to file a funny disability claim. surely the edd would want to know about this right away. >> i would be on hold for 45 hours at a time. -- four to five hours at a time. reporter: he left a message on the hotline, never heard back. he made copies of the notices and sent them to the edd, covered with warnings. >> cancel this claim. close it immediately, before any checks are sent out. reporter: but too late, instead of canceling the claim, the edd sentiment check for $2700. -- sent him a check for try $700. >> i'm speechless. reporter: it was for two weeks of disability pay. >> i wrote void all over the check. reporter: likely robert got the check instead the skimmers. what about the n

investigation into the events that ended in an exchange of gunshots between police and this man, 32-year-old robert seth carter. >> carter is a san jose resident, currently has five felony warrants, and is on probation for battery. this was traumatic for everyone involved. dustin: police responded to a stolen vehicle call when police say mata ran from officers into santa clara, where he attempted to carjack someone before returning to the stolen car that he eventually crashed at the corner of west heading and park. he tried to stop another vehicle before the officer arrived. >> carter fired a round in the direction of the passing vehicle and the officer. the officer returned fire. the motorist at the officer were not hit by gunfire, and carter continued running toward the parking lot with a gun in his hand. dustin: that was the final shot carter took. while still pointing the gun at police, carter ended up in front of this home with four officers on the scene. >> each officer fired their weapon. carter continued to hold the handgun and was struck more than once. dustin: after carter fell to the gro

robert is in with b being alive. i actually think that is true. mike: you think b is true? i thought it was today. kristen: i think it was today but then they issued to the press release i think tomorrow. why am i telling you? you are not my team. mike: that is right, i'm sorry. kristen: i think c is true as well. i don't know if you made it tricky for me that it was not hong kong but i did hear about pets or mice or something being killed -- anyway, i'm going to go with a being alive because i don't think -- first of all, what did you write? you have data for three next doses? >> that is microgram. it is a little letter for microgram. i cannot -- sorry, before the answer goes up, i am sincerely impressed that he can't how i was trying to be tricky there. b is true. it is crazy to believe that two years ago, the first case was diagnosed. kristen: but we did not give you our answers yet. i'm going with a being alive. mike: i'm going with c. >> a is the lie. it is a three microgram to goess -- dose, not five. that was a much smaller dose than what was used in a older populati

robert asks, the house chamber is a finite physical size, if we return to regime which more members are added every ten years after the census, at what point will they exceed the maximum safe capacity of the chamber? so like literally, like how many people can it hold? i don't think it really matters that much, but an interesting question and i think a lot of normal people want to know, like how many people can you fit in the room and what do you do once you go past it? >> you know, congress has faced this question before and had to expand the house chamber. the house used to meet in what's now statuary hall, it was expanded in both directions, created into you senate chamber and house chamber, house chamber now is built in benches, you could fit more people, but not a lot more people, i think you'd have trouble fitting 150 more people on a regular basis in the house. you very rarely see all the members in the house at any one time. the house of commons chamber in britain is actually built to house fewer than the number of members, have 650 members and by definition, and that is intenti

robert asked, the house chamber has a finite physical size, if you return to regime in which more members are added every 10 years, at what point wilt that exceed the maximum safe capacity of the chamber? so literally, like, how many people cannot hold? i don't think it really matters that much, but it is an interesting question that i think a lot of normal people want to know. how many people can you sit in the room, and what do you do want to get past it? >> congress face the question before and had to expand the chamber. the house used to meet in what is now statuary hall, and it was quite roomy, and ultimately got very crowded, and the building was expanded in both directions and they created a new senate chamber and a new house chamber, which they use now. the house chamber now, you can fit more people, but not a lot more people. i think you would have trouble fitting 150 more people on a regular basis in the house. you've barely rarely see all the members in the house at any one time. the house of commons chamber in britain is actually built to house fewer than the number of members

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robert kelly is a professor of political science and diplomacy at tucson national university. he says kim speech signals the possibility of severe food insecurity in rural north korea. normally than our brians leader uses the annual speech to sort of rattle the saver and talk about nuclear weapons and north prius and a willingness to fight all opponents and things like that. and that's pretty typical rhetoric from, from northeast to me, you're going back decades, an issue that really didn't get that, which is one of the reasons why i think that there's been some focus on this. there was some emphasis, particularly on things like food and growth and, and pretty big world development. and all that's great because actually i really need that re book the countryside, northgate most impoverished. and so kim jong and actually means that that would actually be a good thing, but it also kind of probably signals that north korea is backing pre security and malnutrition. last couple years the north koreans are taking a really, really hard line on over. they sealed up water completely 11

and robert caplin, a writer who worked at for the atlanta both attended a meeting, organized by the deputy secretary of defense, paul wolf, for a gathering of hawks planning, a war and messengers who knew how to sell a brainstorming session. that capital and now admit produced a forceful summary of pro war argued at the time. the most significant talking point of the meeting was that the united states had to fight and a way to change the regime in iraq in supporting the iraq war. i failed my own test as a realist and have never ceased to remind by readers of that over the last 20 years . i attended no other meetings about the iraq war. and it's correct to say that meeting such as this one, provided an intellectual veneer to the policy that emerged. what rankles me is that with a few exceptions, the people who were writing robustly in favor of the war in iraq, they're the editors of some of the most important publications in the united states . right now. they're my friends. i don't wanna single them out, but none of them paid a price not no $1.00. i supported the war because i was a journa