the u. s has had restrictions on international travel into the u. s. since march, 2020. non us citizens will need to show proof of vaccination and a recent negative covid test before boarding a flight to the u. s. foreign visitors crossing a land border will only need to show proof of vaccination. and with those travel restrictions easing and the holidays approaching, holiday travel may look very different yeah, we'll be. there are concerns, especially after last weekend's mass cancellations and delays dogging southwest airlines and its customers. if he's tom baker heard from some experts about why we can what rather we can expect in all of this. what's in store for holiday travel and beyond. henry harteveldt is president of san francisco based atmosphere research group, a worldwide air travel market research firm. more people do plan to travel this year for the holidays, then did travel last year. and so it may be more difficult to find low, the lowest fare seats out there. why earlier in the year in the spring and summer, airlines were aggressively building back their

s geological survey says the first quake had a magnitude of 6.1 and struck roughly 17 miles south of the big island. then a 6.2 magnitude quake struck about 20 minutes later in that same area. the quakes did not trigger a tsunami warning. there were also no reports of any injuries or damage pittsburgh man and his vehicle has been told by police for participating in illegal sideshow in san francisco last month. police say the unnamed driver will now be on the hook to pay 30 days has storage fees. place from both pittsburgh and san francisco, assisted with the toe of the car last friday. sfpd says the car was spotted and photographed here at side shows at dubose and guerrero and six then harrison on september the 19th. the photos show the driver hanging out of the sunroof with a traffic cone in his hand while doing donuts in the city streets, and governor gavin newsom has signed a new law targeting people who participate in these. illegal side shows drivers now face losing their driver's license for up to six months if they participate at new law, so clearly spells out what side shows

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s geological survey says the first quake had a magnitude of 6.1 and hit about 17 miles south of the big island. then a 6.2 magnitude quake struck about 20 minutes later in that same area. the quakes did not trigger a tsunami warning. there were also no reports of any injuries or damage. also new attend a pittsburgh man had his vehicle tow by police. for participating in an illegal sideshow in san francisco last month. police say the unnamed driver will now be on the hook to pay 30 days of storage fees. police from both pittsburgh. and san francisco assisted with the toe of that car. last friday, sfpd says the car was spotted and photographed at side shows at bows and guerrero and six and harrison on september the 19th. pictures show the driver hanging out at sun roof of the infiniti car with a traffic cone in his hands while doing donuts in the street. governor gavin newsom has signed a new law targeting people who participate in these illegal side shows drivers now face losing their driver's license for up to six months if they do participate. new laws also clearly spells out what side

s census bureau shows more than seven million adults had to make adjustments in the past month because their children could not attend daycare. many childcare centers have closed altogether since the start of the pandemic. many of those that stayed open raise prices to compensate for smaller class sizes because of social distancing requirements. those two factors have led some parents to leave their jobs and stay home to take care of children. far more women than men are making that move in september alone, more than 300,000 women aged 20 and over dropped out of the workforce. the number of women in the workplace is that a 50 year low. torrential rain, strong winds finally moving out and we are left with partly cloudy skies this afternoon and pretty day a bit of a cool day. but nonetheless, here's a look from ktvu across the oakland estuary, where san francisco enjoying some sunshine there amongst the clouds. we do have a few sprinkles around areas of, uh, farther south, i should say, but here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts for the last 24 hours or sunday into monday. we'll c

s just adding 184,000 jobs in september, far lower than what economists had predicted. despite the unemployment rate falling from 5.2% to 4.8% still have this issue where people aren't coming back into the labor force, employment and leisure and hospitality went up by 74,000 last month. retail trade and transportation also saw bumps by 56,000 and 47,000, respectively, but employment and public education went down, some pointing to the delta variants, saying the surgeon coronavirus cases is to blame for the hiring slowdown in several industries. the more people get vaccinated, the more ability we have. to make people feel that they're safe in the drop side. friday's report is the first since the $300 weekly federal unemployment benefits ended on september six. many republicans say the benefit discouraged people from looking for work. the administration is sticking to its economic plan, saying a full recovery will take time. the jobs numbers also remind us that we have important work ahead of us and important investments we need to make, but republicans say, adding a mult

s. the cdc is launching similar programs at jfk and newark airport. southwest airlines still canceling flights today the airline had to cancel more than 1800 flights this past weekend alone leaving thousands of passengers stranded all across the country. just this morning. oakland international says 18 southwest flights were cancelled. five were cancelled out of mineta san jose international, and at least two southwest flights were cancelled at sfo over the weekend. a total of 153 flights were canceled that those three major bay area airports. fox's lydia hugh is in new york city with more what's been a travel headache for thousands of people. they didn't give me a notice or anything, so i got to the kiosk and it's set to go see somebody. i went to see somebody, and that's how i found out it was canceled southwest airlines canceling nearly 2000 flights over the weekend citing whether and air traffic control issues. but the faa contradicted the carrier, saying there were not aired traffic issues this weekend. just on friday, southwest pilots also throw

they had just built an orphanage for impoverished haitian children. oakland congresswoman barbara lee is now calling for an official u. s apology to the afghan family that was mistakenly killed in a us drone strike in kabul back in late august. she's also supporting the call for reparations for the seven children. and the three adults who died in what the u. s. military's don't calling a tragic mistake. anti war group code pink is also expressing its outrage over that drone attack. it is really important for people to understand that we must end the endless war the process of endless war that the us has embarked upon if we ever have any hope of world peace and world justice. that drone attack occurred while the united states military was leaving afghanistan. the pentagon says the drones attended target was a terrorist group that was about to attack u. s soldiers in kabul. climate physicist their plans to resign due to a free speech battle tied to the recent george floyd protests, professor david graham says he decided to step down after other faculty

s attorney's office says ray garcia allegedly groped and at least one female inmate and had inappropriate activities with others. he is also accused of trying to discourage one of the victims from reporting the abuse. he was placed on leave back in july. not one, not two, but 20 security cameras going up in one oakland neighborhood coming up who's behind this new security effort, and one of hawaii's biggest tourist attractions is back at it again the status of this latest volcano eruption and how you can watch without booking a flight and congress is demanding answers from facebook, which owns instagram. lawmakers want to know about protections for kids and what the company knows about how it's platforms are impacting young people. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good,

s military members get vaccinated. the navy's deadline for full vaccination is november 28th and 90% of all active duty. navy members have already met that requirement. and 8% have had one vaccine shots. so far, however, only 82% of active duty air force members are fully vaccinated, and its deadline is nearly four weeks earlier. meanwhile the marine corps is a 72% vaccination rate. the pentagon says it expects all branches of the military to meet the deadline. texas governor greg abbott issued an executive order banning any government or business from enforcing covid-19 mandates on workers or customers. the governor had previously issued an executive order that banned state and local government agencies from requiring workers to be vaccinated. this is the first time he's addressed vaccine mandates by private business owners. abbott says vaccines are strongly encouraged, but quote must be voluntary for texans and quote he has been vaccinated and later tested positive for covid 19 new at noon from south san francisco. a

the u. s coast guard since downgraded that estimate to between 25,000 and 131,000, galax officials. in orange county credit quick action for preventing a spill they believe could have been far worse. he had all hands on deck from the federal all the way down to the marine safety division of the local fire department. everybody was involved. our county workers are city workers are volunteers have 8 85 100 volunteers have registered to help with the cleanup. we just got all hands on deck immediately, and i think that's the difference. officials are monitoring environmentally sensitive sites and orange and san diego county's crews are working to build sand berms to keep the oil from entering those areas. officials warned. the long term environmental toll is still not yet known about 200 people teamed up to help clean up oil off bolsa chica state beach in orange county. today, volunteers dugout clumpy. sticky tar from the sand. all of the volunteers departed a four hour virtual hazardous waste training class. before heading out on the mission. the volunteers say they received enormous a

that's when the u. s will begin allowing fully vaccinated foreign travelers back in doing away with a covid-19 travel restriction that barred much but not all of the world from entering the country for well over a year and a half. the change should help boost the bottom line for tourist business hotspots like pier 39 foreign visitors spend four times what american visitors do. capita. so the return of these folks is vital to our economy throughout the u. s. but particularly san francisco, industry leaders say some hotels have shut down while others have been operating within guest list. according to the hotel council of san francisco international visitors account for 63% of tourism spending in the city. their absence has been profound. i mean, if you look at san francisco, the state of california, the nation. it's billions of dollars of lost revenue and for us in san francisco, it's significant diminished crowd sizes are starting to reverse, but the dearth of foreign visitors has battered business. som

s. secretary of state colin powell. powell died today of covid-19 complications. he was 84 years old. his family noted he was fully vaccinated but also had multiple myeloma and parkinson's vice president, kamala harris said powell inspired many by breaking barriers in the military and in government. and there's been a lot of conversation about. no young service members and others not only in the in the military, but in our nation and around the globe. took notice of what his accomplishments meant as a reflection of who we are as a nation. on twitter, former president barack obama said quote general colin powell understood what was best in this country and trying to bring his own life career and public statements in line with that ideal, the president said powell's leadership helped pave the way for so many who would follow. compound is being remembered as a trailblazing public servant and diplomat, but his legacy also includes the push for war in iraq based on bad intelligence about weapons of mass destruction. foxes caroline shively looks back at an extraordinary

authorities from portugal, spain, the uk as well as u. s d. e a agents were involved in the bust. in georgia. the murder trial and the killing of mont are very got underway today. jury selection began for the trial of three men accused of chasing down and shooting our very last year as the 25 year old man was out on a jog. reporter anna iliopoulos has the details now on what is expected to be a difficult jury selection process. jury selection is under way in the trial of three men accused of killing georgia jagger ahmad are very a pool of 600 potential jurors along with the reserve of another 400 reporting for jury duty in brunswick, georgia. from that pool, jurors will be selected to hear the cases of father and son greg and travis mcmichael and their neighbor, william roddy brian, who are charged in the deadly shooting of our very, which happened back in february of 2020. for justice for ahmad aubrey. thank you. all three men pleaded not guilty to the nine charges they each face. prosecutors say the mcmichael pursued are very while he was jogging through a residential neighborho