s airports because omicron starting tomorrow, the u. s will halt most arrivals from the southern end of africa. that's where scientists suspecte travel restrictions impact eight countries, including south africa. exceptions will be made for us citizens, permanent residents and some close relatives of those people. similar travel restrictions are also being implemented by other countries. and for days we've watched travelers scrambled to try to get out of that region. airlines have been canceling flights, leaving some travelers stuck at airports. the world health organization says it is a bad move to impose new travel bans the w. h o s regional director for africa praise south africa today for following international health regulations. but that's not stopping travelers from trying to leave. after being stranded for two years because of not seeing your family. my parents were you, you know, um so i had to come back when the borders were open to come and see them and now you know, only to realize well, it's happening all over again, and i

a lawsuit filed by the u. s. department of justice says some people were charged by uber for unfair wait time fees due to their disabilities, though they needed more time to get to the vehicle. the department is asking the court to order uber to modify its wait time fee policy to comply with the americans with this abilities act. the justice department also wants uber to pay damages as well as a civil penalty. in april, 2016 uber began charging passengers wait time fees in a number of cities, eventually expanding the policy nationwide. wait time fees start two minutes after the uber car arrives at the pickup location and are charged until the car begins its trip. it's just easier to have someone take your door to door and so uber has made it convenient lift has made it convenient. earlier this year, ktvu spoke to a blind uber writer, the reverend albert macklin, who says he relies on uber as well as a seeing eye dog. disabled writers like macklin could benefit by the suit filed by doj to be able to just come out

right after the break here behind the scenes look at how the u. s. postal service is getting ready for a huge influx and packages. and drying up and warming up. i'll have that with the five day forecast right after the break, and it was a fan favorite during the pandemic. when the fort mason flicks drive in theater will return to san francisco to show return to san francisco to show some favorite holiday movies. mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers decorate with the best bargains ever! ross has savings on everything you need to get the party started. because who waits for shipping anymore? or guests?! i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross! mrs. claus the shopping boss here to help you merry savers find the best bargains ever! when you have the world's longest list you go to ross so you can work that budget and get those savings. i love saying yes to more merry for less at ross. narcotics dealer. 45 year old adrian molina was arrested last month after officers identified him as a drug dealer earlier this year. during m

s airports because of omicron starting tomorrow, the u. s will halt most arrivals from the southern end of africa. that's where scientists suspect this variant originated. the travel restrictions impact eight countries, including south africa. exceptions will be made for us citizens, permanent residents and some close relatives of those people. similar travel restrictions are also being implemented by other countries. for days. now we've watched travelers scrambling to get out of that region. airlines have been canceling flights, leaving some travelers stuck at airports. the world health organization says it's a bad move to impose travel bans. the w. h. o s regional director for africa praised south africa today for following international health regulations , but that's not stopping travelers from trying to leave. often being stranded for two years because of not seeing your family. my parents were definitely you, you know? um so i had to come back when the borders were open to come and see them. and now you know, only to realize well, it

president biden says the u. s has donated the most vaccine doses to help less wealthy countries, and he called for other nations to donate more as well. coming up. a wildlife rescue group in the sierra receives a massive donation. how the organization will use this six figure gift up first, though, how president biden is getting into the holiday spirit on the east coast on this thanksgiving weekend. biy spirit tonight by attending a christmas tree lighting in massachusetts. the president and his family are staying in nantucket for the thanksgiving holiday weekend. meantime vice president kamala harris was in d. c for the holiday. she will attend the lighting of the national menorah on sunday to kick off hanukkah. and here at home. you're a deli square in san francisco held its annual holiday lining festivities tonight. golingan the event also included a visit from santa and kids of all ages, sat next to santa and shared their christmas wish lists. the festivities started earlier today included ghirardelli self g

s not going to opec. the u. s is almost in balance between the amount of oil we produce in the amount of oil we consume. and so you'll know for every dollar decline in the price of a barrel of oil. the price per gallon of gas at the pump goes down. 2.5 cents. $10 drop in crude saves you 25 cents a gallon tom vacar ktvu fox two news. well it will soon cost you more than a dollar to shop at the dollar tree. the company announced today. it will raise prices on many items to $1.25 starting in the new year. it started testing the idea back in september. the company says the hiking prices will help the company with distribution costs and wage increases. alright i hope you had a nice day. i hope you have the week off. many folks do temperatures today. we're a little bit cooler than they have been, but they're going to warm a little bit tomorrow. we're just sort of in this mid sixties. upper sixties low sixties weather pattern that's going to stick around really right through the bay area. weekend little bit of valley f

well the u. s. capitol is filled with history, and some even say it may be haunted. there are reports and e sounds of her scrubbing the floors say they hear former senator in iraq and chair reading legislative bills. during the civil war, the military converted the u. s capital into a field hospital for union soldiers and some say those union soldiers have been wandering through the building ever since. one former capital employee claims he's even seen strange things in the house chamber. after everyone else has left. all of a sudden, in the well of the chamber. like directly in front of me. i see a man walk in front of me. and i look up immediately to see who it is. and there was nobody there you tell yourself is this is this real? but it was his vivid. well nothing is confirmed. of course, the building is more than 200 years old and sunny veils. annual halloween pet parade affair was held in person after going virtual. last year, the parade drew hundreds of spectators to downtown sunnyvale, where many people showed off their pets. they were driving dogs and cats an

american journalist danny finster is headed back to the u. s. after being freed from a prison in myanmar he has seen here in with former new mexico governor bill richardson, and this is before leaving the country a few hours ago. richardson helped secure his freedom fencers release comes just days after he was sentenced to 11 years in prison on charges that he spread false information. the military myanmar stage a coup in february and immediately began a crackdown against journalists and pro democracy supporters. american airlines is cutting back its service to haiti amid growing violence in that caribbean country. americans said it will now operate only one daily flight between miami and port of prince starting november 15th. the airlines currently operating three daily flights to haiti, one from fort lauderdale to from miami. haiti has experienced a surge of violence in recent months, including the assassination of haiti's president in july and the abduction of 17 american missionaries in october. the tension is growing along the border betwee

another honoree leslie cepeda, a u. s. army veteran who after her service was a coach for developmentally disabled adults. once homeless, she received help through the homeless veterans recovery program in menlo park, helping her story will inspire others. i hope that they will go ahead and reach out to the facility itself and get the help they need, all of them. also mindful when a veteran serves their families serves. while he was in boot camp. that is when september 11th occurred. this blue star moms son served in the u. s. marines in iraq. some people lose their mother should dislike the military before but has a after he went into battle. we have our freedoms. there are places that you can't do a lot that we can do. people don't appreciate it. and i so appreciated in san jose. i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. olympic champion gymnast sunni lee says she was the victim of a racist attack, lee told the entertainment website pop sugar. she and her friends were waiting for a ride share in los angeles when a group of p

u. s. immigration officials say mexican authorities stepped up their enforcement efforts following pressure from the u. s as a result, federal authorities say the number of haitians attempting to cross into the u. s after they enter mexico from guatemala dropped by more than 90. in october, the u. s border patrol intercepted more than 164,000 people along the border with mexico, a 14% decrease from the month before president biden is $1.2 trillion infrastructure. bill is now law and democrats now want to get their build back better legislation across that finish line. the $2 trillion social spending proposal would cover childcare, education and health care. house leaders are aiming to have a vote on the bill by the end of this week, and then a vote in the senate by christmas. on a visit to new hampshire today, president biden said the measure will help ease the supply chain crunch as well as make investments to fight climate change.nd it's going to reduce inflation. and to meet the moment o

it'll be the first time the u. s will walk on the moon since 1972. now we're venturing back to the moon. and really, it's the staging point to go beyond jeremy's worked on the artemus mission for about a decade now and beyond the vast scale scientific triumph. in mind boggling numbers, he says. he'll be thinking of something else that lift off. the coolest thing is going to be the look on my daughter's face when she sees what her family is working on it. well, the show both science and space and science center in oakland is now back open this weekend for the first time since the pandemic shut down 18 months ago. congresswoman barbara lee and state assembly member miliband to mark the reopening with a ribbon cutting ceremony yesterday. trouble is teaming up with the nasa ames research center. they'll present several new exhibits that aim to give young people inside into the wanders about her space. you should both space and science center is located on skyline boulevard in oakland. it's open on weekends from 10 to 5, but we'll also have some weekday o

the oakland processing and distribution center for the u. s. postal service is the first site to test. and successfully used this new robotic arm, officials say it makes sorting more efficient. it helps direct oversized packages and once with irregular labelling to the proper destination. it's part of a system that includes cameras and mirrors. it looks like all six sides of every package. based on that information is sourced the male robotic arm cost $650,000 and it debuted in july, and we want to make sure that everybody knows what we're working on efficiency. and this is how this happens to be one of those, uh, you products, the postal service says the automation does not take away jobs as we need. people to not only maintain the appointment. we need them to help us load the equipment. we need them to help us processing equipment storms. lawyers are also working in a more efficient manner is helping them do their job to their back. and the postal service says it is looking to hire mail processing plants in oakland san francisco and richmond

s not going to opec, the u. s. is almost in balance between the amount of oil we produce in the amount of oil we consume. now every time the price of oil goes down by a dollar, you save 2.5 cents at the pump, so if it goes down $10 a barrel, you saved 25 cents. hopefully that's the way it will head and keep going. reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox. two news. hopefully, but bottom lin, tom here it looks like it won't move prices overnight. but as your expert said, it will make a difference. thank you so much, tom. appreciate it indeed. members of congress say the bay area will get an economic boost from the infrastructure bill signed into law last week. ktvu salix savage joins us now he's in our newsroom with how much money will be flowing toward local projects. alex well, juli, it's a big investment here over the next five years, the bay area is set to receive at least $4.5 billion in guaranteed transportation funding. lawmakers say that money will pay to improve roads and mass transit as commute traffic returns t

mike emanuel fox news tomorrow the u. s. interior department will auction off vast oil reserves in the gulf of mexico there estimated to hold up to 1.1 billion barrels of crude. it is the first such sale under president joe biden. it's also a signal of the challenges the administration faces to reach climate goals that depend on deep cuts and fossil fuel emissions. the sale will invite energy companies to bid on drilling leases across some 136,000 square miles. about twice the area of florida. an american journalist returns home to the united states after being incarcerated for months oversea. danny finster spent nearly six months in burma jail. he is the managing editor of the online magazine frontier myanmar. he was arrested back in may at yangon international airport and convicted last week of multiple charges, including spreading false or inflammatory information. finster had been sentenced to 11 years of hard labor and was set to stand trial on further charges that carried a possible life sentence. you get a little setb

u s. smith fish and wildlife officials have announced a reversal about trump era policy regarding spotted owl habitats. they reversed a new policy today that would have opened millions of acres of forest in california, oregon and washington state to potential logging. the agency says political appointees and the trump administration turned to quote faulty science to justify taking away habitat protections for the northern spotted owl. the small, reclusive bird has been seen in declining numbers for decades as forests disappear. this is ktvu fox two news at six and new at six covid-19 cases climbing once again as we approach the winter months, making some health care professionals a little bit anxious. so the contribution of the i guess the two forces so speak, uh, the relaxation of the restrictions and then the winter season where people are more tend to be more indoors. those concerns mounting as many health officials are unsure if we're going to see another winter search good evening, ev

travel experts one of five top major u. s. cities that international tourists will visit and just under the international rivals signed this morning, we saw smiles. hugs and some tears. i am happy that i'm here happy. and here in san francisco, fresh off of a 15 hour flight from delhi, india, one of the airports first arrivals today much i'm so excited. i got wait. this grandmother hasn't seen her daughter for nearly two years. she's most excited. to meet her grandson for the first time in person, a far better experience than her daily video calls two times a day sometimes, but looking at that holding a baby is different feeling. that's one example of what lifting a travel ban means to people around the world. places like india, canada, mexico and most of europe can now send tourists to us airports. us. citizens didn't have much trouble traveling before, but now non citizens will be able to freely do the same. just in time for the holidays were very encouraged about what we're going to have this holiday season. we think we're

another honoree leslie cepeda, a u. s. army veteran who after her service was a coach for developmentally disabled adults. once homeless, she was. seemed help through the homeless veterans recovery program in menlo park. helping her story will inspire others. i hope that they will go ahead and reach out to the facility itself and get the help they need all of them. also mindful when a veteran serves their families serves while he was in boot camp. that is when september 11th occurred. this blue star moms son served in the u. s. marines in iraq. some people who saw her mother she had disliked the military before but has a new perspective and appreciation. after he went into battle. we have our freedoms. there are places that you can't do a lot that we can do. people don't appreciate it. and i so appreciate in san jose. i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. more california stimulus checks are expected to go out tomorrow, the state's franchise tax board will send some 748,000 checks to individuals who earn $75,000 or less las

china is firmly opposed to that and has made a solemn complaint to the u. s. china sees taiwan as its own territory to be annexed by military force if necessary. president biden is reportedly expected to meet virtually with china's president next week. coming up celebrating native american heritage month. it's more than the clinic. it's a gathering place. we're going to take a closer look at the east bay clinic that not only cares for thousands of indigenous people, but also employs them and creates a sense of community and a drive forecast ahead. chief meteorologist b we love our house, been here for years. yeah. but there's an animal in the attic. (loud drumming) yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!! (animal drumming in distance) (loud drumming) drums! drums! aaaaaahhhh! at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. we save a lot. aaaaaahhhh! ohhh! (loud drumming) animal! aaaaaahhhh! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. uh-oh... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i want y'all to hear from me first. if you wanna be fresh, you gotta refresh, like subwa

the u. s. supreme court heard two cases today filed against the state of texas over its controversial abortion law. one is from the u. s. department of justice, saying it has an obligation to make sure states follow the constitution. the other was filed by abortion providers in texas challenging how the law is written. the two new conservative justices brett kavanaugh and amy coney barrett raised questions about the laws legality. several of the justices had serious concerns with what texas is doing here is, you know this bill does something that hasn't been. done like this in texas before, which is to recognize that life is protected when the heartbeat is first detected. the justices will decide whether the two lawsuits can go forward. a jury has been chosen in wisconsin in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. prosecutors say rittenhouse was 17 years old carrying a gun illegally purchased for him. when he traveled from his house in illinois to kenosha, wisconsin. in august of last year, activists we

she was part of the u. s fact finding delegation to jonestown with then congressman leo ryan. the 1978 trip was a last ditch attempt to free members of the jim jones peoples temple, former ktvu senior reporter bob mckenzie narrates ryan's assistant jackie spear, interviews the park's family. how do i both understand you say that you both want to leave jonestown shortly thereafter gunfire at the guiana airport. as cope

and how the u. s can help lead. meanwhile as griff jenkins reports, the biden administration admits it is studying the potential impact of shutting down a pipeline in michigan just as gas prices continue to rise across the u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi leading a delegation of u s lawmakers to glasgow, scotland for the united nations climate change conference were cutting fossil fuels is a top priority for climate activists. we come here, uh equipped. ready to take on the challenge to meet the moment but putting pressure on energy producers since prices skyward and a key economic gauge out tuesday shows wholesale prices jumping more than 8% over the past year. republicans have criticized the bite administration for months over inflation. and now a group of 11. democrats are getting concerned to reportedly writing a letter to the president asking him to find a way to get a handle on soaring gas prices were monitoring the prices and we're making sure that we have tools in our tool belt, but now there are moves under

s not going to opec, the u. s. is almost in balance between the amount of oil we produce in the amount of oil we consume. and just so you know, for every dollar a barrel of oil goes down. you saved 2.5 cents of the pump. so if it goes down $10 a barrel, which is a possibility you'll save a quarter a gallon. reporting live. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. let's hope it goes down. $2 shapero, tom. thank you. it's not easy for everyone to get food on the table during the holidays, many families are still feeling the effects of the pandemic and food prices are going up. ktvu semantic quintana shows us a school in san jose that offers up some help every year. thanksgiving is still a couple days away. but here presentation high school today is turkey day. it's a day of donation, but also a celebratio. this day is the culmination of our food drive that's led up to this where we've. brought in donations of pop top cans and hygiene items and diapers and formula and so many other thing, so this is like the final like the last t

the u. s delegation has now arrived in glasgow for the second half of the u. n climate conference. former president obama met with the group today. mr obama also met with some members of the state department. to thank them for their continued efforts to tackle climate change. today house speaker nancy pelosi talented president biden's build back better plan, which, if approved, will include billions of dollars for clean energy and significant cuts to carbon emissions. he was one of the first people in congress in 1986 to introduce legislation to address climate crisis. he takes pride in that he's worked on it ever since. and now in the lead as president of the united states. speaker pelosi is leading a large democratic delegation of 22 lawmakers that includes new york breakfast representative alexandria ocasio cortez. she encouraged young climate activist to stay in the streets and keep pushing for change. more members of the trump administration have received subpoenas from the house investigators looking into the january 6th storming of the u. s. capitol the house committee calle

a lawsuit filed by the u. s. department of justice says some people were charged by uber for unfair wait time fees due to their disabilities, though they needed more time to get to the vehicle. the department is asking the court to order uber to modify its wait time fee policy to comply with the americans with disabilities act. the justice department also wants uber to pay damages as well as a civil penalty. in april, 2016 uber began charging passengers wait time fees in a number of cities, eventually expanding the policy nationwide. wait time fees start two minutes after the uber car arrives at the pickup location and are charged until the car begins its trip. it's just easier to have someone take your door to door and so uber has made it convenient lift has made it convenient. earlier this year, ktvu spoke to a blind uber writer, the reverend albert macklin, who says he relies on uber as well as a seeing eye dog. disabled writers like macklin could benefit by the suit filed by doj to be able to just come out of

similar protests were held in other major u. s cities, including los angeles, seattle and chicago. i did reach out to facebook again today for comment on the protests, but so far have not heard back reporting live in menlo park. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. thousands of people marched through lost shadows to show solidarity against hate speech. community leaders say today's rally was perhaps the town's largest demonstration ever, an estimated 2500 people gathered at los catto civic center after marching from fisher. middle school organizers plan the event in response to racist and homophobic graffiti found around town as well as disruptions at town council meetings. over diversity issues. racist graffiti was discovered at a market in oakland's chinatown. karl chan, president of oakland's chinatown chamber of commerce, tells ktvu that the graffiti was located just outside of new tins market just this morning. jen says police have been notified chinatown neighborhood has been on alert over the past year amid increased racial attacks. no resident made in

but our here, we are just getting started. in the u. s navy. ktvu is evan sernoffsky talked to the mayor about his military service and how it shaped his life. i still you know, know the navy's core values, honor, courage and commitment. those are those three values that i still maintain this date before he joined the navy in january, 200. lamar thorpe said he was failing out of community college in east l. a he was born in prison raised in foster care and didn't know how to read or write. what was the navy that changed my life signing up for service put him on a path that's led to antioch city hall he's now seen as a rising star in bay area politics. change has come to eniac began his service on the uss frank cable. a submarine tender stationed on guam. when september 11th hit his crew is at the ready. our ship was everywhere in the pacific. we were in japan, singapore, australia. uh hong kong and all because we were supplying submarines and repairing submarines as well. he later passed a test, allowing him to become a legal man. the navy's ve

and the u. s. supreme court gets a request from prosecutors involved in bill cosby's sexual assault case. and a beautiful day today. last couple there's been great. it's going to continue that way. warm and dry back into the seventies, coming up with the five day i'll see you back here. hand side shows taking over more streets and some san francisco neighborhoods coming up why neighbors fear they will lead to bigger they will lead to bigger problems.rn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. c 1 of 10 million people that covi comcast has connected. to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get th

this blue star moms son served in the u. s. marines in iraq something blue star mother she had disliked the military before but has a new perspective and appreciation. after he went into battle. we have our freedoms. there are places that you can't do a lot that we can do. people don't appreciate it. and i so appreciate in san jose. i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. events honoring veterans were held across the bay area today like this one in the south bay. this is what it looked like at today's veterans day parade in san jose, one of the biggest ceremonies to mark the holiday coming up later in the newscast will show you other ways. people marked the occasion across the country. the white house is trying to calm fears about inflation with promises of relief to come, but republicans say their plans. are not workin. they want democrats to explain how the infrastructure bill that the president is scheduled to sign on monday will actually help america. republicans also want democrats to explain why they want more money for edu

an american journalist is back on u. s soil after being freed from a burmese prison. danny finster arrived at new york's jfk airport this morning, accompanied by former new mexico governor bill richardson, who helped secure his release, the managing editor of the online magazine frontier myanmar was sentenced to 11 years of hard labor after being convicted friday of spreading false or inflammatory information and other charges. and a woman who worked as an immigration consultant in san jose is accused of defrauding her clients. sheriff. investigators say she took her clients cash but never submitted paperwork for the documents they were seeking. and because of that one victim says she never got to visit a dying relative. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has that story. he deserves what he gets. he makes people suffer. suffer kill. julian escobar is angry. the san jose woman who didn't want her face shone says she was defrauded by an immigration consultant who worked out of this business center. escobar says the woman failed to turn in a visa and citizenship application f

the netherlands, singapore and the u. s. virgin islands. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 san francisco has a new plan to help revive the city's entertainment and music industry. we'll have more on the initiative and the upcoming events planned to launch it and later major league baseball and names its managers of the year sports director. market bindings will tell us if the giants gabe kapler to come the hardware and the city of oakland working right now to launch a new financial program to help residents cover part. of their rising rents out. many families are involved in the program and just how much they may actually get after the break. alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays

vice president, kamala harris says that's something the u. s will take one step at a time. travel experts say, brace for that possibility it take a wait and see approach you want to say, super informed? stay aware of the news of the day. be aware if you have reservations in place. keep an eye on them. if you know it's not impossible for airlines to switch the timing os demand waivers up or down. none of the bay area airports, including sfl have any direct flights to parts of southern africa. but many do go to parts of europe, where countries are slowly detecting more cases of covid-19 linked to the new variant. though some frequent fliers say the vaccine and boosters make them feel safe enough to go anywhere. we have had our vaccinations. we've had our boosters. we had a negative test. so that'll get us to our destination in san francisco. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. we are now less than a month away from christmas, and a lot of shoppers are looking for deals online and in person this year, ktvu elissa harrington checked out some bay area shopping centers today and

u. s troops stationed in south korea, away from their families celebrated with their fellow soldiers. so this is a family so i'm okay. i still feel the love and the spirit of thanksgiving. and a new york city today, an nypd officer received a hero's walk out as she was released from the hospital last night. she was shot in the arm twice tonight. she's home with her family. happy thanksgiving. in new york city. brian yannis fox news. industry experts say there might be a licorice shortage this holiday season. that distilled spirits council says the industry has seen a shortage of glass pallets, containers and fewer delivery drivers. regulation agencies also are saying that there's also an issue of aging that's required for alcohol content for tequila , cognac and champagne. industry insiders are advising consumers to buy now, if you plan to include some holiday spirits in your gatherings. and tonight there are still dozens of cargo ships and tens of thousands of containers sitting off the

tomorrow s e i u united healthcare workers west says the strike comes after sutter cancelled a planned mediation session. workers rallied last month to highlight what they say is massive understaffing difficult working conditions. in a series of unfair labor practices, the union says staffing shortages predicate or predate rather the pandemic, but the covid crisis made conditions even worse. no word yet from center on the upcoming strike. and kaiser patients should avoid putting off getting their prescriptions filled because of a looming strike more than 2000. kaiser pharmacists in northern california do plan to walk off the job. gate of use. american tana shows us what this means for people tied to the state's largest healthcare provider. after the guild for professional pharmacists contract with kaiser expired this summer. five months of bargaining could not bring the two twin agreement now a strike notice is served. in a statement. the guild accuses kaiser of ending negotiations prematurely trying to deal directly with members and all around moving backwards in negotiations. kaiser

the cal bears game coming up this weekend against u. s c. postponed because of. covid issues cal's game this past week was a problem in that cow played without 24 players in the last a lowly arizona also covid related, and the cal bears and usc rescheduled for berkeley on december 4th one of the bigger names. in the nfl is free to go wherever someone will take it talking about odell beckham jr. the cleveland browns officially waving him. he's a free agent. he cleared waivers so he can play anywhere theoretically mentioned he wanted to play for a contender. so 49 are fans. you've got to ask two questions one would he want to play here? more importantly, i love 49ers. even a contender. a rumor is he really wants to play with aaron rodgers and the packers. odell beckham jr. despite being a great talent is having a miserable year hasn't scored a touchdown. he is indeed a big name, but not a big producer over the past couple of years in the nfl, all right, one of the greatest american born soccer players certainly one of the most talented is calling it a career and in

governor newsom has reached out to the u. s labor secretary asking for reversal. the fate of younis oldest active rail line will be decided in just a few weeks. the j church line was the first to resume service during the pandemic last december. almost a year later, it's still on a limited route that keeps it out of the market street subway and downtown san francisco. the sf mta board of directors will consider several options on december 7th fully restoring service keeping service, as is or restoring subway service only during evening hours. are coming up britney spears finally free tonight details on the end of her decade long conservative ship and for the first time in more than 18 months, she both space and science center is bac. open a look at the out of this world experience for visitors with the brand new exhibit. at a barrier weather as we head into the weekend. we're talking about some warmer temperatures, in fact, a few neighborhoods inching closer to 80 degrees, we'll have more on your forecast coming up. plus a recent surge of homicides in oakland, ktv

u s appeals court today upheld its decision to put on hold president biden's covid vaccine mandate for private companies. the order would have been enforced by osha for any business with 100 or more employees. the circuit court panel in new orleans affirmed an earlier ruling. despite the biden administration's argument, it could lead to hundreds of death, the judge said. the mandate is quote staggeringly overboard. and ordered the white house to take no further action. also need an id nursing homes are being told to welcome back all visitors today, the centers for medicare and medicaid instructed facilities. to lift pandemic restrictions on visiting nursing homes will no longer be able to limit the frequency and length of visits or require advanced scheduling. the government is still discouraging against large group visits and urging residents, families and facility staff to keep their guard up. against outbreaks. that recommendation comes as health officials warn of a possible fifth covid surge cases are spiking in more than a dozen states and hospitalizations are on the rise. hospita

s economy at risk. your own pal is expected to testify before a senate committee tomorrow that the new strange could strain could slow progress and employment and worsen supply chain disruptions and prepared remarks. pal said that factors that have led to higher prices could linger. well into next year. the omicron variant comes just as airlines were rebounding from loosened travel restrictions, according to the transportation security administration. the number of passengers over the holiday weekend was more than double that of 2020 levels. passenger volume, however, was still down 14% from 2019, a spokesperson for airlines for america, a lobbyist for major u. s carrier , said today it is critical that international travel restrictions be rooted in science. still ahead tonight, waiving fees for san francisco small businesses the new way they can set up shop this holiday season and coming up a little later tonight. how pg and e is using artificial intelligence in an ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red

former u. s. energy secretary steven chu. researchers from stanford university and other supporters will be holding a media conference online. they say that keeping the diablo canyon nuclear power plant open. could help the state make inroads and meeting its carbon emissions goals. diablo canyon plant near san luis obispo is scheduled to be decommissioned starting in the year. 2024 it does account for nearly 10% of all electricity generated here in the state. up major changes ahead as the us prepares to reopen its borders tomorrow to vaccinated travelers from abroad. also ahead, the first lawsuit filed by an injured concertgoers and the deadly music festival stampede in houston, why. he says the performers were at fault. and the new week new storm coming our way. we're gonna get some rain starts tomorrow night into tuesday. it looks pretty good. maybe 2 to 3 inches in some places. snow in the mountains details after the break. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kai

the oakland processing and distribution center for the u s postal service is the first site to test. and successfully used this new robotic arm, officials say it makes sorting more efficient. it helps direct oversized packages. and ones with irregular labelling to the proper destination. it's part of a system that includes cameras and mirrors. it looks like all six sides of every package. so that information source the male robotic arm cost $650,000, and it debuted in july, and we want to make sure that everybody knows what we're working on efficiency. and this is how this happens to be one of those few products. the postal service says the automation does not take away jobs as we need. people to not only maintain the appointment we need them to help us load the equipment. we need them to help us processing equipment storms. lawyers are also working in a more efficient manner is helping them do their job to their back. and the postal service says it is looking to hire mail processing plants in oakland, san francisco and richmond have 1000 positions to fill. officials say reliable ser

s. we need to make sure that the united states department of transportation continues to actively engage with the california state transportation agency to expand port capacity. keep operations going around the clock. and speed up the funding. from the bipartisan infrastructure build. president biden is expected to sign the infrastructure bill early next week. fabulous while whether day around the bay area with little change expected for the weekend. in fact, we're going to warm things up just a tad so if you like the sunshine and temperatures in the seventies, well, more to come giving you a live look here. as the sun is setting and a beautiful view over san francisco, the golden gate bridge the merida headlands. wow what a spectacular one for you there. here is a look at our air quality for today. good to moderate for most areas and continuing as we get into your bay area saturday, as well as sunday. be moderate at times a good at others, and right now we have good air quality for most

travel experts say san francisco is one of five top major u. s. cities that international tourists will visit and just under the international rivals signed this morning, we saw smiles. hugs and some tears. i am happy that i'm here happy. and here in san francisco, fresh off of a 15 hour flight from delhi, india, one of the airports first arrivals today much i'm so excited. i got wait. this grandmother hasn't seen her daughter for nearly two years. she's most excited. to meet her grandson for the first time in person, a far better experience than her daily video calls two times a day sometimes, but looking at them holding a baby is different feeling. that's one example of what lifting a travel ban means to people around the world. places like india, canada, mexico and most of europe can now send tourists to us airports. us citizens didn't have much trouble traveling before, but now non citizens will be able to freely do the same. just in time for the holidays were very encouraged about what we're going to have this holiday season. we think we're p

s capitol. each count carries a maximum of one year in jail. former president trump has directed his aides and advisers to refuse to cooperate with the january 6th committee, citing executive privilege. closing arguments in the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse are scheduled to begin tomorrow. defense attorneys have argued the 18 year old shot three people in self defense during a protest and riot in kenosha, wisconsin. rittenhouse traveled with a gun from illinois to wisconsin during protests that erupted after a white police officer and seriously shot and seriously injured jacob blake, who was black, written how says he fired the gun only after he felt his life was in danger from protesters. wisconsin's governor has placed hundreds of national guard troops on standby for when a verdict is announced now to the economy with more jobs than people to take them and a growing number of people quitting altogether, employers are finding it increasingly difficult to recover and expand. ktvu is. tom baker has more. recent reports of healthy hiring or

first of all u s f up on the hilltop. they took care of nevada. there are now five and oh, and the cow bears needed a little overtime to get things done. against southern utah grant at the savage will hit a clutch shot to get them into a second overtime as they trailed and he took ove, as did the bears looking for their second win of the year. and to savage this time of three and the bears pulled away to win it. 75 68 cal, now even up to and two on the season, we've come up to that point of the night. where we must check this out. this is a name you might remember joshua baraza. he's from phoenix. he's eight years old. he's breaking defenders ankles right there. look at that fake goes down. yeah years old, and like i say, maybe a guy in the world cup future. to keep an eye on very impressive. thanks to discuss some skills. the futures here now for that kid, it is most definitely mark. thank you for supporting life. and thanks everybody for joining us tonight. goodnight. us tonight. goodnight. goodnight. space is the mirror of the soul. are we look

s senate. he then ran for president last year. iraq is running against republican governor greg abbott, who is seeking a third term. people take on the issue of reparations in oakland and san francisco today, coming up what's being done tonight to move a reparations plan forward in some schools, plus this has been carefully you're not speeding. he's not doing 25. an 87 year old woman calls out speeders and her own north bay neighborhood coming up, see how she's trying to convince those drivers to slow down and a little bit later in sports. it's another week and another reward for stefan currie sports director mark ibanez as the details later in sports. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, and one of the millions of students we're connecting throughout the next 10. through projectup, comcast is committing $1 billion so millions more students, past... and present, can continue to get th

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president biden says the u. s will tap into strategic oil reserve to help bring down gas prices. the white house says it'll take a month for the 50 million barrels from the reserve to get to the marke. president biden says china, great britain and several other nations will also release some of their reserves. even though it feels like we're paying more than ever before, analysts say gas prices have already started to come down slowly. the really good news is that oil prices actually topped out about a month ago and have been coming down since then. yesterday the price of crude oil was up 2.3% wholesale gas rose 3.4% as energy traders see the move by the white house as temporary area members of congress are back home for thanksgiving while at the same time promoting president biden's trillion dollar infrastructure deal. sparks were flying at the joseph mazzola union training center in san francisco, where apprentices learn pipe fitting and plumbing. house speaker nancy pelosi was among several congressional members who got a tour of that facility yesterday. union representatives

s. supreme court. the san francisco based panel made the decision today after two appellate judges last year ruled on the state's ban on magazines holding more than 10 bullets, violating the us constitution's protection to the right to bear firearms. but in today's 7 to 4 decision, the ninth circuit reasoned that the law does not outlaw any weapon and interferes only minimally. with the right to self defense. we're learning more about the suspected drunk driver who went the wrong way on interstate 80, killing four members of one family. the chp year old michael kelly was driving the wrong way near immigrant gap earlier this month and hit a car. a family of five from sacramento, where inside that vehicle, two parents and two children all died. investigators now say kelly was on probation for a previous deal. we. authorities say a four year old was the only surviving family member and will be adopted by his aunt and uncle. the california highway patrol reports the number of deaths in drunk driving incide

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two former u. s air force staff sergeant gabriel i turbie. every day is veterans day i liv, breathe being a vet. but through the years i turbie says the day were america honors. those who served has struck him in various ways emotionally, it kind of varies where some days i choose to be by myself. and some days i choose to be with family and some days i choose to be with other vets. it just depends on what's going on and how i'm feeling right. turbie works for san francisco based swords to plowshares, a nonprofit dedicated to helping homeless veterans. turbie says he, too, is once a vet who needed help. he was deployed five times. the last was to iraq, where his job was to search for car bombs and other ieds. your stress level is high. your anxiety is how your adrenaline is high. and when you clear the vehicle your drown comes down. and then the next vehicle drives up in your head goes up and down, up and down and up and down. for me. i just got to the point where it's just always up. and then he came home to the east bay. but he still can't

well, the u. s capitol christmas tree has arrived in washington d. c this year's tree is an eight not 800. but close 84 ft. tall white bird from the six rivers national forest in northern california. the tree will be decorated with thousands of ornaments made throughout our beautiful state. the tree is nickname sugar bear, the u. s capitol christmas tree lighting ceremony will be held in december and keeping with holiday tradition here just a few minutes ago, president biden pardon two turkeys in a ceremony at the white house was the power vested in me as president, knighted states. i pardon you. i pardon you this thanksgiving. four and six. the turkeys named peanut butter and jelly were raised in jasper, indiana. each weighs about £40 now that they've been spared this thanksgiving, peanut butter and jelly will live out the rest of their lives back in indiana had a research and education farm at purdue university, one of the fun, easy, bright spots of being president. right you know what i look forward to it every year. no matter who's president. it