james? yeah, i have a check for joe biden, although i don't know even though that he's receiving tips. ok. so, you know, here to look into the, the, just a basic philosophy of government recently, which is a, you can print as much money as you feel like printing and just throw it out of helicopters to people. and that will just do fun. you know, there is a relationship between money and true wealth, which is the production of things, a value. and if you detach that from money, you're going to end up with money that is meaningless. and that's exactly what inflation is. a process of doing it. it is the rendering of money into meaninglessness. so, you know, we haven't deranged, we have simply have a deranged government and to some extent or deranged society that the government is trying to run. so how do we get out of this derangement is perhaps a larger issue and it may require some kind of a social and political convey. i would just describe that as a period of serious disorder between where

first up, james howard consular stacy. right. james counsellor, welcome to the kaiser port. christmas special year. our 1st guest. how do you feel? i feel whoa, whoa, whoa, and it's a pleasure to be here with you. right? so you are the author of the geography of nowhere, a history of american suburbia and urban development. so let's start with the health scape that is california. build as a woke utopia. what we've seen on the ground is instead fecal rating sidewalks and mass looting events. what went wrong? gee, so where do you want me to start? well, among other things are simple unwillingness to actually confront truthfully the conditions on the ground that we see around us. and, and you know, homelessness is obviously a biggie out in california. and i think we confused the whole issue by calling them homeless because mainly their drug addicts and people with mental illness who are in an earlier age in america would be treated in public hospitals and taken care of. but around the $970.00 s, we decided that they were an oppresse

he wasn't a good guy sent out to james stanford way. that was converted to get all the parking off of it, get the cars out of it. this is one of the roads along the main quad, the automobiles were everywhere on the campus. now that has changed to be bike mall with hundreds of bike spaces integrated into the hedges for the main quad. ironically enough, when you look back at some of the old drawings you see that the imagined end of the university there were these ÃÃand our version of that we started we also started looking at it in more diagrammatically about how do we transition from the public to the loop to road and then get rid of the cards in the middle.that's been our goal and in setting the traffic this is what it looks like in real life when you get out of the pure circle. we started looking at our intersections both for safety and traffic movement we ultimately learned and found out and discovered the roundabout works really well, we wanted them not to be fancy but defined more like parkways. after doing one as an experiment we

nasa is counting down to a christmas morning launch of the new james webb space telescope. it will be the biggest, most expensive instrument ever sent into space. it's primary imaging camera was developed and created in palo alto, but as we show, hundreds of things have to go right before the telescope can go up. >> reporter: from its perch 1 million miles beyond earth, the james webb space telescope will glimpse the dawn of time like nothing before it. >> the universe is this 13.8 really in your story, and we are missing some key paragraphs in the very first chapter. >> reporter: nasa astrophysicist amber strong hopes that the discoveries will fill in the blanks. >> reporter: you are talking about potentially answering some of the questions that have occurred to people since the first people looked up at the stars. a >> absolutely. we don't know how galaxies got their start. we will hopefully be able to see the first galaxies for the very first time. of course, galaxies are the homes of stars, and stars are the homes of planets, and planets, of course, are the homes of lif

. >>> the james webb space telescope will soon give us a look into space and time that nobody has ever seen before, and it will do so with the help of some technology that comes from palo alto. >> the james webb space telescope are going to rewrite your kids science books. they will teach us about the evolution of the universe. >>> new at six 6:00, advocates for the homeless here in san jose say at least five people died in one night because of the cold weather. what they are doing to try to honor all of the lives lost on the street this year. everyone needs health insurance. covered california is making sure more people can get it. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more californians get covered. check coveredca.com now to see your new lower price. enroll by december 31st. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford, with preventive care at no extra cost. enroll by december 31st. >>> the labor shortage has hurt businesses

james is now and placed into the league's health and safety protocols which mandates a minimum of 10 days of isolation away from his team. physical activity. lebron has said he is fully adding in september. quote, i know i was very skeptical about it all but after doing my research and things of that nature. i felt like it was best suited not only for me but for my family and friends and that is why i decided to do it. obviously breakthrough cases happened and lebron james says fell victim to a breakthrough covid infection. it appears we'll continue to follow developments there and bring you updates as we get them. now to another big story we're following tonight at 5.30 state lawmakers held an oversight hearing today on learning loss and a drop in enrollment at california schools. it's been tough on the kids actually zavala explains what's driving the decline, how the legislature's hoping to help. >> difficult, as you can imagine, there's no question that this is the toughest time that we experienced in our lifetime, california, superintendent of public instruction. tony thurmond

james longman, abc news, outside london. >> james, thank you for that. >>> back here at home, the art world is mourning the death of wayne thiebaud. he was best known for colorful paintings featuring cakes and gumball machines. he started as a disney animator and was known for pop art. he was a long-time professor at the university of california davis, officially retiring in 1991 but still taught one class per year. he was 101 years old. >>> here is a christmas gift that no one got, at least not just yet. the powerball jackpot has now soared to $416 million after santa failed to deliver a winning ticket on christmas day. >> so there's still time? >> there is still time. >> wow, still time to become a big winner in 2021. the next drawing is tonight. no one has claimed a powerball win since october. that jackpot was worth about $700 million. by the way, the odds of winning the powerball jackpot? one in 292 million. >> so you're telling me there's a chance. >> very, very, very slim chance. >> okay. >>> coming up, our favorite gadgets of the year. >>> plus, how do you make a christmas wee

first statute, james crumbly completed atf form 3509-a. ethan crumbly's social media post revealed photos of the semiautomatic handgun, with the caption, just got my new beauty today including an emoji heart, sig sauer. subsequent to the purchase of that weapon, one of jennifer crumbly's social media posts on about 11/27/21, mom and son day testing out his new christmas present, end quote. on november 21st, 2021, a teacher observed him researching ammunition in class. jennifer crumbly was contacted via voice mail by school personnel regarding the son's inappropriate internet search. school personnel indicate they followed that voice mail up with an email, but received no response from either parent. therefore, jennifer crumbly exchanged text messages about the incident with her son on that day, stating, quote, lol, i'm not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught, unquote. on november 30th, 21, the morning of the shooting, the next day, ethan crumbly's teacher came upon a note on ethan's desk, which alarmed her, to the point that sh

james, back to you. thanks. it's 5. '02, and happening today. bay area schools are going to be on high alert. there was a disturbing tiktok challenge going on and it threatens violent. yeah. the tick talk threat has appeared in school districts nationwide. it's so serious. in fact, that one high school is canceled. classes today. >> just out of abundance of caution. we have kron four's will tran live for us in the east bay with more on this. well. >> that's cool that we're talking about james. it's gilroy high school and they have finals set for today. and you know how important finals are, but they're not messing around. they've already told the parents and the kids we will push that back until january now other schools, they will have classes today, including the one right behind me. despite them and everybody else pretty much in the country seeing the threat. so let me pull it up for you. it's making its way around social media. and as you know, james and area, it just takes seconds to reach millions

>> kat: i was going to say i would never watch a james bond movie with a nonbinary james bond but i have also never watched any james bond movie. it is. i am too young for this segment. >> greg: you are. >> brian: is the voice in my head "why am i doing this segment? >> greg: no, i love this segment. coming up, it did criticizing a blm supporter sideline a reporter? i've never woken up like this before. crafted with clinically studied plant-based ingredients that work naturally with your body. for restorative sleep like never before. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ experience the power of sanctuary at the lincoln wish list event. ♪ christmas music ♪ ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, what?! no! over the counter eye drops typically work by lubricating the eyes and may provide temporary relief. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-steroid eye drop specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice

james and darya. i did see police officers just circling around my particular city that i'm reporting from. let me show you the threat. it's not even a threat is a challenge which could be worse because it does not specify any specific school or city or location. it is a challenge. as you know, when challenges are put out perhaps a lot of people say i can possibly do that as well. so here it is. it's basically saying that it's the national shoot up your school day, december 17th and it has made its way. on social media for the past day or so. and of course, law enforcement agencies across the country. they are well aware of this including principals and administrators in gilroy gilroy high school. they actually have finals set for today and they say no, we're not even going to be on campus. they told the parents and the students yesterday. we will push this back until january do not come to campus despite the possibility of having more security officers and police officers patrolling they're not messi

james lucien" estaba cumpliendo cadena perpetua por un robo a mano armada en 1994 que termino con la muerte de "ryan edwards", de 23 aqos de edad...el juez insto a la familia de la victima a culpar al detective de la policia que supuestamente mintio y manipulo las pruebas. el departamento del tesoro de los estados unidos sanciono a funcionarios salvadoreqos por negociar con la pandilla ms-13 y barrio 18 en nombre del presidente nayib bukele. el supuesto acuerdo con las pandllas, se hizo para bajar el numero de homicidios y ganar las elecciones del 2021. el mandatario reacciono en sus redes sociales negando cualquier negociacion. desde salvador ernesto rivas, nos trae lo ultimo. en mexico, se juega un campeonato de futbol para combatir la discriminacion de las personas con discapacidad visual... se trata de un torneo para ciegos.paulina gomez, desde la capital mexicana preparo este informe. hay polemica en chile por los presuntos nexos con los nazis del padre del candidato presidencial de la ultraderecha ...y muere en peru la ex-esposa de alberto fujimori... una de las primeras en den

al locutora: tras 25 aÑos de preparaciÓn, la nasa lanzarÁ maÑana el telescopio espacial "james". esto es un proyecto de la nasa con las agencias espaciales de europa y canadÁ, y ha creado mucha expectativa entre los cientÍficos, porque serÁ el telescopio mÁs potente jamÁs usado con una capacidad de exploraciÓn de mÁs de 1 millÓn de millas de distancia. un tema venezolano rompe rÉcords, se trata de "el burrito sabanero". nos amplÍa francisco desde caracas. francisco: "el burrito sabanero" es una de las canciones venezolanas mÁs queridas y populares en el paÍs. tambiÉn en el mundo, pues la canciÓn ha traspasado fronteras. como la interpreta este trÍo de niÑos mexicanos. ♪ con mi burrito sabanero♪ frvhasta con esta versiÓn —— locutor: hasta con esta versiÓn en rock'n'roll. incluso el cantante juanes la incluyÓ en su repertorio navideÑo. >> es una total alegrÍa y un orgullo como nosotros. >> esa picardÍa que tenÍa cuando niÑo y esa voz que tenÍa cuando niÑo pegÓ. locutor: una interpretaciÓn que le dio mucha fama, pero no fortuna. >> nunca vi nada.

james, back to you. thank you, ray. it is 6 o wanted today convicted killer scott peterson is going to be re-sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> peterson was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son. his death sentence was overturned by the california supreme court last year and kron four's will tran is live in san mateo county with a preview of what we'll expect to happen as this plays out, will. >> this will happen in 4 hours from now. here is what you need to know. scott peterson will not be a free man after this. it is just a re sentencing because as you talked about james, the california supreme court looked at this and they realized that the judge in the case made an error when it came to a questionnaire about the death penalty and jurors being excuse from that. so that is why it is a re sentencing. nothing official. but the speculation is he will be instead of the death penalty, which by the way, has a moratorium right now because of governor gavin newsome instead of the death penalty. he will inst

i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. us health officials now say oh, macron is the dominant strain of covid, with cases having been reported in every state. despite that a travel restriction put in place to slow. the spread of macron is coming to an end. fox news correspondent charles watson has the details. concerns over the coronavirus pandemic mounting as people around the world celebrate christmas and up taking a micron cases, forcing many churches across the us to cancel indoor services and instead opting to hold them online or outdoors despite the omicron variant, dominating cases nationwide, the cdc easing corentin requirements for health care providers. to fight back against staffing shortages. newly released guidelines allowing healthcare workers infected with covid 19 to return to work after isolating for seven days. that is down from the previous requirement of 10 days. returning staff also have to have a negative covid test requirements. some public health officials fear could further complicate matters right

james, back to you. thank you reyna 71 is today is the memorial service for our kron 4 security guard kevin nishita who was gunned down in oakland happened last month. he was out there guarding one of our reporter crews when somebody came up and opened fire. >> kron four's will tran is standing by in san jose this morning with more on today's service will. >> james. let me add just a little texture to kevin this year. i was out at scott peterson's trial yesterday. his re sentencing and i talked to his colleagues. none of them. our surprise. he did what he did that he spent a whole lifetime protecting people. he was a police officer. so running in to protect somebody else. nobody is surprised that he did that. unfortunately he paid for that with his life. and that is why we are here this morning at the san jose civic center where in 5 hours from now, there will be a memorial service and we expect hundreds of thousands of people to show up. he worked at 3 bay area police departments. so they more than like

noel, james, back to you. thanks for a big story we're following this half hour as omicron takes over as the dominant variant here in the united states. the president has announced several big steps. >> to mitigate the impact and that includes making home tests available for washington correspondent basil john has the story. president joe biden says americans do not need to panic but need to do their part to prevent the omicron variant from doing real damage. well want us to still tuesday. president joe biden announced new steps. the federal government is taking as omicron cases rise throughout the country to prepare. we know more just stay focused. the president's winter plan includes expanding hospital capacity deploying additional medical personnel and supplies like ventilators and increased access to free testing and vaccines will be deploying hundreds more vaccinators and more sites to help get the booster shots in people's arms. the increased testing includes 500 million at-home tests that will be distri

james, back to you. thanks a lot. raise tonight, a one and today convicted killer scott peterson is going to be re-sentenced to life in prison without parole peterson was convicted of killing his wife and unborn son. his death penalty, though, as we know was overturned by california supreme court decision last year. >> crawford's will trend live at san mateo county, where the story resumes today after all these years. yeah. as well. >> this is the first time he will be physically in court for 16 years. i mean, he's been in zoom meetings. but this will be the first time he will be inside the same courtroom work or building that he was convicted back in 2005. i can tell you there are dozens of media members here locally and nationally and i'll show you that in just a few moments he will not go free. a lot of people are wondering what's going to happen. does this mean he's a free man. no, it basically means he's being transition from the death penalty to being re-sentenced to life in prison without parole b

james is vaccinated. so according to nba procedures, you can return to play if you test negative for the virus on consecutive tests. 24 hours apart or if he's gone 10 days without symptoms after 10 days, you must undergo a cardiac screening before he's cleared to return to the court. james already missed 11 of the lakers 22 games because of injuries as well as suspension. well, the pandemic has led to learning loss and a drop in enrollment schools across california. that's all according to state tested and oversight hearing that more students are missing and at least 10% of their students. this year. well, experts say the attendance issues stem from an increase in covid cases. students are sticking with remote learning and older students juggling family work as well as responsibilities. >> public school traditional. and charter public will tell you that experience issues around a tendon that they are concerned about what that means for the fiscal cliff going forward. >> here in the bay area school distric

i'm james fletcher. and as john has been warning us, it is going to be a wet week. >> as we work our way towards christmas. so be prepared for that. if you plan on driving around to get to friends. give yourself a little extra time do last minute shopping. of ship thing you might want to do. all of that have to go to the grocery store still pick up few last minute items for christmas dinner. got some people coming over so okay. and for the dry moments to do that. and there's not a lot of dry moments they are in short order you definitely want to pay attention to this one. today is a consistently dry day. the only day in this forecast. >> with no chance of rainfall. that's today. so get out there and enjoy every bit of it and maybe get some stuff done. as know helen chambers were alluding to looking outside this morning. skies are clear and now we are seeing some fog further inland, but just some partly cloudy conditions elsewhere, current temperatures are anywhere from the 40's to the 50's half moon bay.

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>> kat: i was going to say i would never watch a james bond movie with a nonbinary james bond but i have also never watched any james bond movie. it is. i am too young for this segment. >> greg: you are. >> brian: is the voice in my head "why am i doing this segment? >> greg: no, i love this segment. segment. coming up, it didd ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ light under control. ♪upbeat music♪ transitions™ signature gen 8™ available now, in 4 vibrant style colors. transitions™ >> greg: did she get a raw deal for calling out those who kneel? last month of the nfl sideline reporter gas toasted "the view" and did the unthinkable. she spoke in complete sentences. she had the audacity. >> the comparison he made to slave owners and slaves is not totally unreasonable. >> i support free speech 1000%. i thought comparing it to the slave trade was a little rough. >> greg: smart woman sharing her opinion. like kaepernick during the anthem, the view wouldn't stand for it. "the new york post" was first to report that this season of sunday night football, she won't be on the sidelines. mi

james, back to you. thanks a lot a 7 '02 in our top story california's new indoor mask mandate is in effect and there are some exceptions. there are. yeah. at least one bay area the state is allowing it to keep its own health orders from asking in place. for now. >> for sarah stinson is going to sort this all out for us reporting live in the city. good morning, sara. >> good the state made some major updates to the mask mandate saying that counties that already have a mask requirement in place or a health order in place can keep that in place. they won't mess with that. but if the county does not require masks. well, it's time to do so. starting today, for example, here in san francisco. you could go to a gym and if you're vaccinated, you can be maskless now the state did announce this mask mandate originally on monday saying that this would apply to every county in california to mask-up indoors regardless of vaccination status. an update now listed on the state website says the mask mandate only applies

james and area. they're not even having another day down the road for when the employees could possibly come back. >> back to, you know, will i wonder if they're going to go as far as twitter in saying you can work from home forever if you want. what do you think? there are a lot of employees who want to work from home. i that is almost deal-breaker. we've done stories where a lot of employees when they're forced to come back to work. >> they're saying i don't want to work anymore and we're back to productive and i will quit. so we know in studies that a lot of employees they've listed just heading back into the offices as a reason for them not to go back in the offices at all forever. well. >> we appreciate you're not one of and that you're out and about reporting for us not your kitchen so far so good. thank you. well. >> was i have to well. all right. well, finding an appointment for a covid booster shot is getting a lot more challenging, a lot of locations. >> aren't listing any available doses u

darya james, back to you. thanks a lot right. california lawmakers are taking a closer look at the impact of the drought because the state provides 2 thirds of our nation's fruit and nuts. and a 3rd of all the vegetables we come from california officials are bracing for price increases. and they also think the drought could contribute to food and security and that would lead to health issues. the short term solution includes food and cash aid programs. the longer solution, probably involves big infrastructure changes. >> droughts have far-reaching impacts, including the well-being of communities, large and small that people that are hardest hit are the most people that are already in deficit. >> officials are exploring ways to increase the state's water storage, but they warn that there proposed projects, right, though. and the total cost all those will be 14 billion dollars. >> well, wait to wait for clay thompson's highly anticipated return to the warriors will have to take a little bit longer. lot of people hope he might be ba

james, back to you. thank you or a 6. '02, and our top story this morning, major retailers are desperate for this to stop the mob. rob's the smash and grabs. so now they're appealing to congress to help to see if maybe they can do something. we know this has been taking place a lot here in the bay area. >> looks like that's also happening across the country. cropper sarah stinson in the newsroom this morning with more on what they're asking congress to do. sarah. >> they're hoping legislation will stop what's been happening in the bay area being targeted by smash-and-grab thefts. 20 major retailer said enough is enough. calling on congressional leaders to do something about people stealing items from their stores and then selling them online. some of the top executives in the coalition include cvs health, best buy and nordstrom, which video we have that shows people storming that in walnut creek in the leather written by them. it says as millions of americans have seen on the news in recent weeks and mon

use use the james james stay with me. stick with e and i remember guys from hawaii would walk around. it is going go the winter of all products. you we well, i don't know about doing goal is 9 in the middle of a had to say. to do what you got in a cold blustery day. warm. well, stay warm. >> all right. thanks. happening today. governor newsom is expected to give. >> more information about a new mandate. requiring health care workers in california to get their booster shots. he announced the mandate on twitter last night saying they're stepping up efforts to get people vaccinated and boosted. it comes as data is showing the omicron variant is increasing across the state. that's why the governor says our hospitals need to be prepared. infectious disease expert at ucsf. doctor peter chin-hong does agree with the governor. >> is it going to be sick just like everybody else, not very sick because all of them have been vaccinated. >> but sick enough or identified on testing that they'll have to stay home for 10 days. >> governo

abc's james longman is outside of london with more. james, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, matt. elizabeth has given her christmas day message every year since she became queen, but i think it's fair to say there's never been a more personal address. she spoke of course, about the loss of her husband prince philip this year and the losses we've all felt because of covid. ♪ >> reporter: this christmas, another year of celebrations for the royal family. the queen delivering her annual christmas message but the first without her late husband prince philip. >> christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. this year especially i understand why. that mischievous inquiring twinkle was as bright at the end as when i first set eyes on him. >> reporter: also celebrating new additions to the family. >> we have the chance to reminisce and see anew the wonder of the festive season through the eyes of our young children, of whom we were delighted to welcome four more this year. >> reporter: one of those, lilibet diana appearin

dennis the menace james is 21 and is on the autism spectrum. his lifelong obsession clouds ups. i don't know really why it started when he was young, james's mom. shirley says when he was younger he waved to the trucks, leaving the war with distribution center every morning. and during the pandemic, he and his mom would go to watch the trucks every day, 3 times a day. >> so when the opportunity came for james to apply to be a season help clock is cough. he jumped at the chance over. you go. this house now he works 6 days a week with 30 year ups veteran eric health there you go. right the front steps. hurry out james delivers package after package after package good. >> we go alongside the man who delivered him packages his entire life. that's one. i've been on this route for about 20 years. and i met james about 3. >> running out of the house when the first bat and to get his delivery now donning his favorite brown uniform. james is on the other side of the door. >> he's been putting in 6 days a week coming in on saturday it's been fun. i pick

a james web space telescope is supposed to bring distant galaxies within reach. oh. with today's new super lenses, not even black holes are safe. to morrow today. in 30 minutes on d. w. o in the, to go a, as we take on the world, we're all about the stories that matter to whatever it eastman follow with. we on fire made for mines. imagine how many portion of love us are now in the world right now. the climate change. if any, off the story this life less the way from just one week, how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with subscribe or more than just like, how long does it last or an eternity? time it can be measured precisely, and yet each person experiences it differently as if there are different forms of time time, a phenomenon, a dimension and illusion. about time starts december 31st on d, w ah ah, ah ah, this is the w news coming to live from berlin authorities here in europe and in the united states scramble to slow the spread of the all new cron berry into the netherlands heads into a christmas lockdown, closing pups and sh

. >>> up next, james gordon celebrates a big milestone as host of the late late show. what audiences can expect, tonight. >>> all-new at 6:00, we are focusing on small businesses trying to ride out a crime wave in oakland. why some are saying this challenge is just as big as the pandemic. >>> just when you thought traffic on highway 92 going into half moon bay could not get worse, it does, thanks to pg andy. >> i really wish they would have chosen a time that is not one of the more prolific times for half moon >>> the late late show with james cordon will air its 1000 episode tonight. >> reporter anthony for a has more on what to expect for this milestone episode. >> welcome to the late late show . >> james cordon introduced himself to late-night audiences in 2015, taking over as host of the late late show. gordon is now set to air his 1000 episode. >> it's lovely that people are interested in this show still after that amount of time. >> reporter: in that amount of time, gordon has left his mark on late-night comedy. >> what are you doing here dressed like that? >> re

police found the car that james and crumbley may be traveling in but there are no signs of the couple. >> u.s. marshalls have announced a $10,000 reward for information on their whereabouts. the prosecutor filed charges against them today. >> in a rare move, a michigan prosecutor level charges against the parents of the teen charged this the oxford shooting rampage. the parents appeared via video. they were due to surrender but have yet to appear. the sheriff's department issuing a bolo in their absence and their attorney claimed they were not on the run and planned to turn themselves in today. >> there were a lot of things that could have been so simple to prevent. >> a series of missed opportunities to stop the shooting detailing timeline beginning with james crumbley's purchase of the stoll on black friday. -- of the stoll on black friday. he captioned i just got my new beauty today. and this post from his mother's account. mom and son testing out his new christmas present. >> the statements of mom, that was his gun. >> then there were several inclass incidents where a teacher caug

james, back to you. all right, rebecca, thank you 3 is the time. >> and back to the news this morning. scientists in south africa say the omicron variant appears to spread more than twice as quickly as the delta variant and researchers also say that reinfection also appears to be more common with omicron. we talked with local infectious disease. doctors about this new information proper taylor has that story. >> with the omicron variant. now detected in at least 16 states. one of them being california. the cdc says cases are likely to continue rising just this week. ucsf scientists confirmed the nation's first omicron case with 5 additional cases found in alameda county days later across season south africa where the variant was first discovered. researchers are now saying that the omicron variant appears to be more contagious than the delta variant. what was striking is that south africa's the country went from buy. >> 260 cases a day to over 10,000 cases a day in a matter of days and more than 75% of t

this morning involuntary manslaughter charges were filed against james and jennifer crumbley . we have more on why investigators say they are responsible for their son's actions. >> reporter: while the shooter entered the high school and pulled the trigger, there are other individuals who contributed to this. >> reporter: the parents of the alleged shooter, ethan crumbley, also facing charges . >> james is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter and jennifer is also charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: prosecutors say the teenager was present with his father who purchased the weapon used in the shooting four days prior. the teenager posted an image of the weapon on social media. >> based on the statements of the shooter and mother, that was his gun. >> reporter: the prosecutor says school officials warned the parents about his behavior, including a time he was searching for ammunition on his phone. >> jennifer exchanged text messages about the incident with her son on that day. stating, " lol,i am not mad at you, you have to learn not

good morning, james. >> hi, james. good morning to shopping in stores on the saturday before christmas, which is super saturday down 26% from pre pandemic levels. now they were up from last year. according to sensormatic about 19% higher inflation, fear of covid a lack of foreign tourists are to blame for that. many retailers have extended their return windows for the holidays. a survey by consumer world dot org from many major retailers continue to recognize the longer holiday shopping season and they're giving customers more time to make returns. will average gas prices continue to fall as the omicron variant spreads. gasbuddy says gas prices, a very likely to continue declining this week and we may see is a nationwide average below the record high that we saw back into 3rd, 2000, $3.26. a gallon. 2 places in san francisco. the current price is for 84 a gallon a week ago it was for 86 and t mobile's raising its minimum wage to $20 an hour amid a labor crunch. the move follows the trend of large companies raising thei

and according to health officials, james and noel. they say that 70% of the new covid-19 cases involved on the crime. so that is why probably these 2 bay area politicians. they are pushing this letter. of course, they can't make the airlines to do this and that is why they went through the proper channels of the fda and cdc. >> usually those other airlines. they rely the faa. they rely on the cdc to give them guidelines on what to do. so that is why those 2 agencies got this letter. we will see how long or if it will be implemented. but i think it's safe to say probably will not be hard to implement because it's already being done for international travelers coming into the united states. back to you will have to wait a little while, though, you know, that goes through, like you said, has to go through so many proper channels. i feel like will be hitting the 2 year mark before the pandemic before we even. >> see something like that. i would think. i would think they should have done it when they did it for international travel fell sw

james, back to you. thank you, ray. so to our top story this morning with president biden making another push for americans to get their covid-19 booster shots. yeah. his administration has a plan to attack the omicron covid variant and. >> this is the variant that they're really worried about because it is new and it's been spreading really fast. yesterday, the day before the first case in all conscious coachella's in the whole country and then quickly now there's 5 states that have and so the president's a plan right now has several steps including increasing booster outreach, opening new family vaccination clinics. increasing covid response teams and making at home. covid tests. more readily available and also sharing the vaccine. >> with more and more of the world. >> however, he says that this doesn't mean that they're going to be more vaccine mandates. >> the plan. i'm announcing today's a plan our scientists and covid teams have recommended and while my existing federal vaccination requirements are being reviewed

he was mentioned i james files. he was a senior operations -- he was mentioned by james files. he was a senior operations officer in the cia. he is one of the senior officers that i mentioned before, who knew all about oswald before the assassination. there is a big file on david atlee phillips that remains with many redactions and we did not see any of that last week. he is a person of interest to jfk researchers. he knew a lot about lee harvey oswald before the assassination, when he was called in the investigation he told a bunch of stories about oswald. some of them contradictory. he could not keep his stories straight. another reason why people are skeptical about the cia's role. i mean, if it is so simple that oswald shot the president, why would you tell so many different stories about him? that is a good question about david phillips, there is a lot of information that has not been made public about him. host: have you or any other journalist that you know of tried to get information about the assassination through their freedom of information act? guest: we have. i spe

james, back to you. thanks, la la salle football forty-niners on the road there sunday facing the cincinnati bank. they're going to be facing hy-vee te'o the heisman trophy winner. >> and 2020, number one draft pick quarterback. >> joe burrow is going to be tough to a game play well, plus, don't forget the others guys have our bay area. native joe mixon on their side. so the niners know it's going to be tough. >> i was going to we're going to hear what the defense. no, no, no, no, no. we just we we we know that it's going to be difficult. >> it's also going to be difficult. well, i don't know depends on how good kansas city is right. yeah. because the raiders are going to be. there are ways to show. >> they've got that to look forward to. if you look forward to his last time. they met it didn't end well for the raiders. >> the chiefs wallop them in a final score of goes like 41 41 to they killed us to care for team. that's what it was. you know what i did. check the weather for kansas city because of pla

re james chicken tenders. go get some because they see be the next th ng that we might be running out of similar to toilet paper. there's a lot of higher prices $3 to almost $4 a pound this year. but on top of that, the packaging in the process. it's very labor intensive. and they say that we could shortages soon. that's like my favorite thing to get at the right chicken strips and fries. >> and a beer chicken strips and fries with you, ok. alright, alright, let's talk briefly so scary checks. because i see here in the notes that what next year? millions of retirees are going to get the biggest boost in social security that we've had in what decades, right. yeah. yeah. legislation. is to figure this out. but now it's tied towards consumer prices street get a 5.9% bump starting in january of 2022. >> that's pretty big. that's one in 5 americans are on social security that 70 million americans this is also tied to inflation. so it's good news, bad news kind of thing because all cost of living gone up. but it's n

james, back to you. thanks, ray. let's talk sports because the warriors are getting ready for the rematch. yes. can't wait for it. obviously we lost to the phoenix suns last time around. but tonight. >> tonight at the chase center are going to the local fans on the warriors side com for sports director jason dumas has a preview. >> the dubs were back in the lab prepping for a rematch. >> but the phoenix suns, the suns snapped, the dup 7 game win streak on tuesday night in phoenix. >> they forced 23 warriors turnovers and it was the most rattled that i've seen golden state all season long, but we can't forget it. this is a son team that was in the nba finals last year. the western conference by that standard runs through phoenix. that's probably what dream on it telling these young son right there. but either way the dubs know how good phoenix are and they're still working to get to that point. >> and i it's kind of too early to put, you know, enable you know, we're we're, you know, still trying to continue to find ou

and james, we talked about this last time. make sure that you go to the bathroom that you're completely empty just in case you run across a a traffic accident and all of a sudden you are looking at your watch thinking it can't be this long can't be this long. so. empty the tank this for get yourself a cup of coffee. you're good to go. not too bad at this time. mother nature is giving nearly a 7 is and me a break. that's good. >> i guess candles sandals are okay them at this point. i in the rain to now a lie. i like, you >> and what would it take. is there any possibility we can get you into a 49 or hat at some point this morning, probably not. >> how about i thanks with the the no camp. all right. we'll talk to will here in just a little bit. >> happening today. governor newsom is expetted to give a little bit more information about a new mandate. requiring health care workers in california to get their booster shots. governor newsome announcing the mandate on twitter last night. he says they're stepping up efforts to get peop

she was 88. >>> it looks like a scene out of a james bond movie. cell phone video card what happened as an airplane skated off of a runway into a mound of snow. firefighters used shovels to create safe exits for the passengers, who were then put onto buses. >>> now to something you don't hear about every day, a blizzard warning in hawaii. in the winter system is creating some interesting weather. the big island is expected to see more than 1 foot of snow. the wind could gust up to 100 miles per hour. it is the first time the island has seen snow since 2016. >>> southern california has no snow. big bear mountain river sort is making its own. the resort opened without seeing a single snow storm so far this season. they say their snow machines will help the mountain stay open throughout the ski season. tahoe is kind of looking the same way. >> skiers tell you man main snow isn't the best. >>> this early in the season, everyone is just itching. we will have the ski report coming up at 11:00 this evening. our weather, dense fog developing tonight. it di

sarah. >> james r it was quite a shock last week. found out that this vaccine clinic clinic at frank ogawa plaza was close read of the time. as you said, when more people need to get their boosters and more people need to get tests, but they were able to reopen this week. you can go there even today if you want to you can get tested and you can get access to any of the 3 types of vaccine and you can get your booster as well out closure was due to a limited staff and limited access to the vaccine. so they were able to get it reopened. its good timing for more clinics clinics to be available since the oakland unified school district is now requiring students to get vaccinated. the school board has extended the deadline, though, for from january. first to january 31st giving families 4 more weeks to get students vaccinated or they'll have to do distance learning. >> and there's of thousands of students who have not gotten that vaccine yet. and so they're worried that distance learning program will be overwhelmed. so if you want to get t

james and area. this story is so compelling that members of the national media just like they were during the whole trial. they are back for this reset in seeing as well. thank you very much. well. it's 7. oh 04:00am. >> and another big story the city of oakland has voted to add 60 more police officers because of the spike in crime so far this year. oakland has seen a 129 people killed under the new plan. there will be 2 additional police academies to fill the vacancies and then also an outside recruiter can help to draw experienced officers to oakland with a nationwide search. >> believe that we've got to solve the problem within our community on police scene and how we build and retain and nurture that culture that cultivates investing deeply in our home. >> oakland. mayor libby shaft, thank the council members for voting to add more officers. and the mayor's office released a statement saying that this action they think are going to really allow the city to address the surge in violent crime. only

tara, james, back to you. thank you. ray. to our top story. omicron covid variant that is now here in the u.s. first case in the bay it was reported detected in san francisco. and this morning we have team coverage. >> on all of this. will tran is live for us out of sfo with a look at the new restrictions that we expect the biden administration to issue today. but first, want to go bar code, right. because she's covering world. what we know about this case camilla. >> well, the first person who has been infected with omicron the omicron variant in the country is a san francisco man. now he has some mild symptoms right now and is self isolating. but take a look at your screen we're giving you a timeline of how the health department was able to determine this case. now officials say the man flew into sfo on november 22nd after a trip to south africa. 6 days later he developed covid symptoms and got tested on monday. his results came back positive. that sample was then brought to a ucsf lab for rapid sequencing and then yesterday the cdc confirme