yes it really does indicate that it's been spreading in the u. s. which in a way was this has been such a hat week. but thanksgiving, you know was the day that it was first detected from south africa scientists that very soon thereafter. netherlands uk, canada, portugal, italy and israel and now in the us, at least. eight cases, so it's really actually indicating. it's been here for a while. multiple places for a while. it's just that you have to do this genomic surveillance sequencing to look for it, and now we are so hopefully we'll be able to detect all these cases and start having patterns of. you know how people are doing. it really looks like those were vaccinated or having very mild symptoms. which is a very good sign. curious to know why you think it was not detected sooner here. you just mentioned all of those other countries that had first reported cases in the u. s. seems to be kind of on the tail end of what we're seeing. why weren't we looking for that variant sooner or or what was the what goes into trying to detect this variant? you k

he's going to take over team u. s. a. as a replacement for gregg popovich, who led us a two goal this past summer at the games and curl where it's going to take charge in the 2023 world cup and then 2024. the summer games in paris . he will be the head man and his staff will be announced in the very near future. now concurrently in the news. this stuff curry probably hurt only needs 10 more to make it the all time three point leader over ray allen. and it could come tomorrow against his brother, stephen seth. that philly game will be on national tv seems to be if you watch this interview with step this little clip here , he's just trying to stay focused to get a low key and relax. with everything else swirling around him. i've only thought about it a little bit. just astronomical and dream of. hitting 16 game or 15 time and what all that meant, but. other than that, just enjoying the process because, say uhh. obviously a major milestone, but something that. will happen at the right time. whatever you're talking about the

for the first time in the u. s. a commercial flight carrying passengers used 100% sustainable aviation fuel that type of fuel uses fats, cooking oils and grease rather than petroleum. united airlines flight flew from chicago to washington, d. c today in illinois congressman sean caston was among the passengers spent 20 years in the energy industry before i gave to congress. that actually started working in the lab for two years , trying to make renewable fuels out of woody by on this, so to go from that point of the lab to actually have the opportunity to sit here on the first, the first commercial flight flying 100% sustainable fuel is really, really special. sustainable aviation fuel reduces carbon emissions by up to 80% today's flight had about 100 passengers on board vice president kamala harris today outlined the white house's stance on space policy. during a speech at the national institutes of peace, the vice president said the u. s is committed developing commercial spaceflight, improving safety in space and

according to the u. s attorney's office. a plea agreement was filed today and euro consented to plead guilty to wire fraud. in his plea agreement, nauru admits to public corruption he was accused of participating in a long running scheme involving multiple bribes and kickbacks during his tenure as dpw's director. authorities say today's announcement is significant, but it does not end the fbi's investigation into the corruption case. fighter is testing a third dose of their covid-19 vaccine in children between the ages of six months up to five years old testing so far has shown young children's immune response after two small doses was not as high as desired for the 2 to 4 year old children. children younger than five are currently the only age group where vaccines are not yet available. fighter says they do hope to submit an application for use in the first half of 2022 the first case of covid 19 . oh macron vary it has been detected in marin county health officials there say the patient had recently traveled to the east co

flags of the u. s. capitol are flying at half staff tonight to honor the life of former kansas senator and presidential candidate bob dole, the former republican presidential nominee, died today at the age of 98 following a battle with lung cancer. fox news. madeline repair has more on his decades of public service and the legacy that he leaves behind. i've never been prouder in my life. than you have been the republican nominee for president of the united states, as in 1996 republican nominee, bob dole came as close as he ever would to winning the presidency. it's a dream. he chased three times he made that concession speech and russell, kansas to the people who had known him since his birth there in 1923 world war two took dole from kansas to italy. just before the end of the war. machine gunfire shattered his upper body and destroyed his right shoulder. there's about 11 months, i think before i could feed myself, i think i could have done it. frankly, that very honest about it. probably. that eight m

three days after returning to the u. s they are now isolated at home. the over kwan variant was first identified by south african scientists just last week and shortly after the world health organization designated it a variant of concern. ktvu is tom baker has more now on today's announcement from officials in san francisco. this is what those most in the nose said on wednesday about the oh macron variant coming to america using the latest technology we have, um, discovered our first case. this is the first confirmed case of covid-19. caused by the army cron variant detected in the united states. this is not a surprise for those of you have been following this. we knew that a micron. was going to be here. a resident of san francisco was fully vaccinated, had recently been in south africa began her rather began to travel back into the united states on the 21st landed on the 22nd develop some symptoms a few days later around the 25th. got tested on the 28th. the test came back positive on the 29th. the individual was fully vaccinated and experience mild

s is support for ukraine's sovereignty despite u . s officials warning russia is preparing to deploy 175,000 troops for a potential ground invasion were very concerned. it is something that we're going to remain focused on going forward. the president says. the u. s has a plan in place to prevent the worst case scenario aware of russia's actions for a long time. and my expectation is you're going to have a long discussion. i think what president. violence trying to accomplish is laid down a set of consequences that putin will have to face if he does invade. ukraine or belarus. we can play around with the strong hand when it comes to sanctions, but critics say they're concerned ukraine could become another foreign policy disaster like afghanistan. we must prepare for the worst senior biden administration officials says the president is going to talk to his ukrainian counterpart in coming days as well. at the white house. peter doocy fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. the investment of preventing crime from happening . i think

but a lot of the u. s is surging right now. so again, um, be careful. if for example, the kid is living in a household. with immunocompromised adults, you mean be a little bit careful in case that kid gets infected and bring that home. so that's the only difference now, with this situation compared to even a few weeks ago, right? okay the other topic we wanted to touch base on was cdc recommending fighter and moderna vaccines over the single dose change a shot. so what does that mean? for people who already got the j and j should they be worried? does it matter which booster shot they received? what do you think about the cdc saying this. so i think it was really a remarkable move. usually the cbc doesn't put one vaccine as preferential above the other, but given the fact that now they have been nine deaths in from blood clots. mainly in woman aged 30 to 49 who have received jnj. that really was the motivation for making this move for people already gotten the change a shots a while ago. i wouldn't worry the usually it happens eight days after the shot,

it was reported around six await, the u. s. geological survey says the epicenter of the 2.6 magnitude quake. was a few miles away from the oakland zoo. no damage was reported, also knew had 10, south francisco police have arrested three people that are believed to be connected to several home invasion robberies in the sacramento area in an armed robbery in san francisco. police were alerted that a car wanted in connection to the crime was in a parking lot at the intersection of el camino real and country club drive. it was spotted around one a.m. this morning. police say one suspect was in the car, as was this loaded, nine millimeter glock handgun as the person was being detained. two juveniles reportedly left a nearby store. they were stopped. police say those teens had tried to buy gift cards using a stolen credit card that belonged to a v. in sn francisco. investigators say the car was linked to that armed robbery and the home invasions in sacramento. all three suspects were arrested well today, oakland police officers calle

u s citizen or not vaccinated or not. i think that the spirit of that is really to add a further barrier a further layer of protection in international travel. so you can certainly understand why the cdc would call for something like that. martin and her family found out about the changes the hard way it caused a stressful trip home. but at least she did eventually make it back into her parents' arms. i didn't hold my mama, i'm not going to make it more long, and i miss my plane. but then i ran and i'm here in san francisco. i'm james torrez , ktvu fox two news. doctors now say they know more about the new covid variant. new research suggests that omicron varied may contain genetic material from the virus that causes the common cold. that could mean the variant is more contagious than other strains. it could also mean macron infections would have milder symptoms. even with a new variant like a macron. if you get boosted, you're going to get your level up, way up, and we feel certain that there will be some degree and mayb

s passport. the u. s. state department is raising the price for first time applicants to $165 for anyone 16 and older and it's $135 for anyone 15 and younger and renewing a passport now costs $130. well coming up right after the break. we'll hear from 49ers head coach kyle shanahan about jimmy garoppolo. so thumb injury jimmy garoppolo. so thumb injury sports is next. nico audrey. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . good morning. how can i help? i need help connecting with my students. behind every last minute save, ok, that works. and holiday surprise, thank you! a customer service rep is working unseen, making it happen. and at genesys, we're proud to help them help you everyday. with you tonight. there's always drama surrounding nfl quarterbacks and 49ers. of course, no different. you want to be really dramatic. you can say this could be the end of the jimmy garoppolo era. depending on how you take today's news. substantial thumb injury described as a bone chip and a torn l

a senior u. s official says. moscow has said 100,000 troops to the eastern border of ukraine white house press secretary jen psaki says the president plans to use tomorrow's conversation. to reaffirm the u. s. is support for ukraine's sovereignty. despite u. s officials warning russia is preparing to deploy troops for potential ground invasion. well president biden says his build back better bill will lower prescription drug costs ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. try to tackle the student debt crisis. cancel student debt. i wear this mask on the floor of the senate. because we're frightened to get this done. the pause on student loan payments expires in january. but today, new york senator chuck schumer called on that deadline to be extended. he argues th

and egypt, the key, u. s ally in the middle east, did not get the invitation coming up gender inequality claims in the east bay how a girls' basketball team took matters into their own hands when they discovered the boys team had access to equipment that wasn't being shared with them. adding whether we are clearing out this afternoon but still cool and breezy. get ready for some cold mornings, at least as we head into your thursday or friday morning and into the weekend and eventually the storm door opens. we'll have more on your we'll have more on your forecast. coming up. 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! nespresso vertuo. redifining coffee. with one touch. precision brewing technology. a smooth crema. for an exceptional coffee every day. nespresso vertuo. what coffee is meant t

s is support for ukraine's sovereignty despite u . s officials warning russia is preparing to deploy 175,000 troops for a potential ground invasion were very concerned. it is something that we're going to remain focused on going forward. the president says. the u. s has a plan in place to prevent the worst case scenario aware of russia's actions for a long time. and my expectation is you're going to have a longest stuff. the food, i think what president. violence trying to accomplish is laid down a set of consequences that putin will have to face if he does invade. ukraine or belarus. we can play a relatively strong hand when it comes to sanctions, but critics say they're concerned ukraine could become another foreign policy disaster like afghanistan . we must prepare for the worst , a senior biden administration official tells us president biden will also talked to his ukrainian counterpart in coming days as well. at the white house. peter doocy, ktvu fox two news. not right. it was a really, really chilly day, not just in the bay ar

and caused power outages across the western u. s. it was a rare white christmas for part of the western us this holiday weekend. the conditions , prompting winter storm warnings from seattle all the way to san diego. i don't think we're expecting quite this much . on sunday, snow blanketed parts of the pacific northwest, dropping several inches of snow across oregon plows worked across the state to treat and clear roads. the unusual weather catching many drivers off guard. you can prepare and you can go find a church parking lot and test the mechanical limits of your vehicle and the snow and things like that, but it's always keeping that safe distance and giving giving caution to other drivers and in seattle, more than three inches of snow fell, leaving many residents with the rare chance to go sledding. but just north of the city, it was a different story. the cold weather left thousands without power have natural gas fireplaces, so that does keep the house somewhat warm. but when it's 10 degrees out, mike right now. it's it must be

it is since sparked an investigation by the u. s. department of education office for civil rights. new at 10 tonight. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz spoke with some of the athletes who say they just want equal opportunities. brooks that's right, julie. this settlement agreement means changes are coming to james logan high school in union city. specifically it settles the score over equipment and resources between girls and boys sports teams that all started with a few female athletes and one very persistent parent. hard work, teamwork and talent. it's what led to an undefeated season last year for the james logan high school girls basketball team. we work our hardest on the court and off the court to work together. i always love to sports so practice and looking forward to getting better. it's always been something that i've loved. but earlier this year, they noticed something the boys team had that they didn't. this is a shooting machine, a tool to improve accuracy, agility and ability. trouble is the female athletes were told they're not allowed to use it. we played th

but first the u. s postal worker in san francisco has reached an impressive milestone. jaime de guzman has driven one million miles without getting into an accident because men started his career the u. s post office back in the 19 eighties. he is also a navy veteran, and he will now be inducted into the national safety council. million mile club. there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. like your body is super-charged, but your mind is super calm. it feels like 20/20 vision for your whole being. and we'll chase this feeling, until we can feel it... one. more. time. feel the hydrow high. the category of it was just a matter of time. urban meyer, one of the biggest names in football , coaching, college and pro for that matter. is out on ceremoniously fired tonight by jacksonville. so many things have gone wrong for him in his not even a full season with jacksonville in the nfl, but the latest. indiscretion has a former kicker of his josh lambo with the jags alleging that meyer physically kicked him and verbally berated him a

s. capitol voted to recommend the criminal charges given the former white house officials refusal to testify in the committee's probe. our democracy was inches from ruin. the committee reviewed thousands of texts and emails handed over by meadows, revealing numerous exchanges with members of congress and others on the day of the attack. many urged meadows to convince president trump to send his supporters home. these text messages leave no doubt. the white house knew exactly what was happening here at the capitol. the committee also accused meadows of withholding key information. the supreme court has already found that executive privilege does not cover criminal activity. even after mr meadows turned over text democrats have now gone so far as to see subpoena verizon for mr meadows phone records. such naked scheming should stay in house of cards and other tv shows. not in this chamber. contempt of congress charge carries a penalty of up to a year in jail. but that doesn't mean that cong

a panel of the ninth u. s. circuit court of appeals has upheld california's ban on high capacity magazines in a split decision that may be headed for the u. s supreme court. the san francisco based panel made the decision today after two appellate judges last year ruled the state's ban on magazines holding more than 10 bullets. violates the us constitution's protection of the right to bear firearms. but in the 7 to 4 decision, the ninth circuit reason that the law doesn't outlaw any weapon and interferes only minimally with the right of self defense. well, there has been a lot of emphasis on booster shots, but are they available? they area health officials tell us large percentages of people still need them. also a hazmat situation at the north based shopping center today, up next, how the actions of one person prompted several stores to be shut down. at a barrier weather lots of sunshine for the last day of november. it's pretty mild temperatures and looks like when i'm warm things up as we head into december.

today the u. s. supreme court heard the biggest abortion challenge in a generation at issue whether states can restrict abortion rights that were guaranteed nearly five decades ago by roe versus wade and subsequent cases. the six conservative justices indicated they are willing to uphold a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy under the roe decision from 1973 states can regulate abortion but not ban it until roughly 24 weeks of pregnancy. the three liberal justices said reversing roe could damage the legitimacy of the court. will this institution survived the stench. that this creates in the public

people in the u. s. the u. s hit that number today. just two years after covid-19 was first reported in wuhan, china, and one year after the vaccines were rolled out. now the u. s and other countries brace for a possible oh macron field. spike foxes. david lee miller shows us the measures being taken to combat that contagious strain. several states are doing what they can to curb the spread of delta and a micron variants. california has revised their indoor mask mandate as virus cases jumped nearly 50% in the past two weeks. and here in new york. a vaccine mandate is now in effect for 5 to 11 year olds . it applies to gyms, restaurants, entertainment venues and some school activities. this is a preemptive strike. to make sure that we could protect people stop this from spreading, particularly with the unknown characteristics of the new variant. a new study from south africa finds two doses of fighters. covid-19 vaccine provides just 33% protection against the crown variant. despite this, researchers say those infected are less likely t

late today, australia joined the u. s in its diplomatic boycott in an about face. former white house chief of staff mark meadows said he will no longer cooperate with the house select committee investigating the january 6th. riot meadows attorney sent the letter sent the committee a letter outlining that decision. the letter said meadows believed he would be asked about issues considered to be protected by executive privilege. last week, meadows reportedly shared thousands of documents with the panel and previously agreed to appear for an interview this week. it's been 80 years since the attack on pearl harbor. i think the never forget there. we can't let down our guard after the break tonight, we hear from a 102 year old man from the bay area. how he says he survived the attack. and chief meteorologist bill martin is back with a look at your five back with a look at your five day forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo retailer for special offers during our holiday safely sales event. (soft music) hey dad, i'm about to leave. don't forget your hat . goo

u s public health agencies stressed. there is still plenty of covid shots available in major pharmacy chains. but some people have to wait days even weeks to get vaccinated due to the recent surge in demand caused by this latest variant. cvs and walgreens say they're no longer able to accommodate people without appointments at some locations. the drugstore chains say they're also having trouble staffing some stores because of the national labor shortage, the biden administration extended the federal face mask mandate for planes, trains, busses and other modes of transportation. through march 18th now takes the extension of the federal mask mandate as part of the several actions announced by president biden just yesterday due to growing concerns over the oh macron, burying the parents of a 15 year old accused of killing four students at a high school in michigan have been charged ps morning filed the charges against james and jennifer crumbly, the prosecutor says their actions went quote far beyond negligence and quote. a

s premiere of the matrix resurrections. some say san francisco is the ideal place for this event and its global news. it's great to see the city in the headlines for that. to see the city portrayed so beautifully in portions of the movie. scenes from the movie starring keanu reeves were filmed in iconic san francisco locations. matrix is one of my favorite movies, so i'm excited about that. but some urgency the premier is hurting business, the owner of cliffs variety tells me. the setup for the premiere means all the street parking is gone and the road is closed to car traffic. this taking place on the weekend before christmas. this should be our most profitable weekend of the year, and it's hurting. terry bennett estimates the disruptions will cost her up to $50,000 in business. she says the changes came without notice from city officials and business owners had no input. the lack of outreach anywhere was absolutely appalling. we were completely blindsided by the closures. thank you at tag glad vietnamese restaurant. the o

prosecutor jon bostic gave the final rebuttal for the u. s attorney's office. he attacked all of the defence's claims throughout the case. pointing out evidence that there are no series analyzers were plagued with problems from the beginning , and holmes knew about it of homes, he said. quote we see a ceo of a company who was so desperate for the company to succeed and so afraid of failure. that she was willing to do anything to keep it from failing. the jury will begin its first full day of deliberation right here on monday. if necessary, they'll take a break over christmas eve. and get right back to it going into the new year. at the federal courthouse in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news, california cannabis companies say the state's illegal pot industry is on the verge of collapse. more than two dozen industry leaders signed a letter telling governor gavin newsom. the taxes and regulations have made the industry unable to compete with the illegal pot economy. they want the governor to put an immediate end to the cultivation tax placed on growers.

s basketball team. her was already on the staff of the team that won the gold medal at the tokyo olympics this summer. her will have miami's erik spoelstra, the sun's monty williams and gonzaga is mark few on his staff. true to his character. kirk credited others with the fact that he is so highly regarded. most importantly, the players steph draymond, andre clay down the list. um. those are the guys who were responsible for me sitting here because you don't reach this level unless you have success and you don't have success unless you have players. um so i want to thank thank the warriors and thank all of our players, and that's a good reminder that you've got to get some players for us. and we've got time for a little check this out fun on this monday night, just in case you weren't familiar with it. there is a national lacrosse league. well, these are the goals from albany and rochester and all these two guys just don't like each other. apparently, this is a little like hockey. when two guys decide t

the u. s drought monitor map shows the bay area and much of northern california are either in extreme drought or exceptional drought. we're told it's going to take a lot more than just one month of above average snow to ease drought conditions. so while it's a good start at two season, we need those following months to really pan out, with average or above average snowfall as well. if it's going to mean anything to, um in terms of drought relief. currently california is at 56% of its annual snowfall. the state has about four or five more months to get even more snow and we are not done with the stormy weather just yet. ktvu meteorologist, roberto gonzalez will return in just a few minutes with a look at what we can expect in the run up to the new year. most of the united states is seeing a surge in covid cases because of omicron. this is leading many major cities to begin imposing vaccine mandates, such as in new york city. where they vaccine mandate for private sector employees taking effec

the u. s labor department reported friday that inflation surged to a 39 year high as a consumer price index rose 6.8% in november compared to a year ago. ktvu tom baker reports from elsewhere ito shopping center on the impact of all of this for holiday shopping and beyond. federal stimulus programs and increased government spending has fueled a lot of consumer spending, but with supply chain issues, causing a shortage of consumer goods spending has caused november prices to go higher by 6.8% on average compared to last year. it feels like nonsense to me gassed and went up. isn't this ridiculous going to the grocery store piece of candy bars? what, like $23 right now, and it's just a little small signs. it's ridiculous what a lot of old people do. is they go back to walter worked at walmart. i mean, i don't know. what do you do? if you can't walk. i don't know what you do. on thursday, the feds reported that layoffs reached a 52 year low nationwide. former ed director labor attorney michael b

u s. air marshals were able to subdue the passenger and control the situation until law enforcement took him into custody in oklahoma city. there's no word on what provoked the incident, but this comes as airlines continue to experience a surgeon unruly passengers over the past year. the fbi is investigating this incident, the federal aviation administration is stepping up in with new rules. now we're possible hazards from new wireless services coming online. the faa outlined new measures intended to avoid air traffic disruptions as five g services are set to begin. the new order would restrict pilots from operating automatic landing and other cockpit systems commonly used in poor weather changes designed to avoid possible interference from five g. in the spectrum range known as the seabed airports, facing potential disruptions will be notified in future notices a t and t and verizon agreed to delay new five g services until january 5th over safety concerns. well, of course, the last big s

u. s capitol riots . flynn was subpoenaed by the house committee last month. based on a meeting he had with former president trump in december of 2020, the committee says. the retired general also spoke in a televised interview about seizing voting machines and declaring martial law to re run the election. flynn's lawyers say he was not involved in the organization or the actual events of january 6th and that his first amendment rights are being violated. still to come tonight, the search is still on for whoever opened fire inside a busy bay area mall. in a situation that evolved like last night happens here pretty traumatizing for the community. up next tonight, the latest on the investigation and how police officers made their presence felt at that mall today. during this busy shopping week, the rain has arrived and it's here to stay. chief meteorologist bill martin breaks down our holiday forecast right after the break. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pau

s. senator bob dole will lie in state at the u. s. capitol rotunda this thursday. dole died yesterday morning following a long battle with lung cancer. he was 98 years old. don't survived a major battle wound in italy during world war two. he later became u. s. senate majority leader and a republican nominee for president. he lost to democrat bill clinton in 1996 due to the pandemic. thursday ceremony will not be open to the public. complaints against dozens of restaurants in contra costa county, accused of not following covid restrictions coming up why a lot of them are getting off without a fine. also chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the return of wet weather will show us where the showers are right now. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra

the u. s is prepared to respond with severe sanctions. and other measures. if russia should invade. i made it very clear, different fact. he invades ukraine, there will be severe consequences severe consequences yet since that call , there have been no signs of de escalation on the ukrainian border. we have to support the sovereignty of ukraine. meanwhile russia is demanding guarantees. nato will never offer membership to ukraine or place forces or weapons in former soviet states. ukraine doesn't even have a seat at the table in russia's demanding that we guarantee that they never joined nato. the topic of ukraine is expected to be raised again next month in geneva, when u. s and russian officials meet face to face. in washington. david spun fox news. already heading into the bay area holiday weekend. let's set you up with the forecast and a five day right after the break. for now, though, let's go to ktvu. andre senior with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news over on ktvu. plus we'll update you want to devastating wildfire ripping through color

the u. s will now require all incoming international travelers to provide a negative coronavirus test within a week of departure. that policy starts next week.

according to the u. s. labor department. that consumer price index rose 8/10 of a percent in november and during last year prices are now up 6.8% that is the highest level since june of 1982. fueling the inflation has been a mix of factors, including supply shortages at factories in the u. s and abroad. and a flood of government stimulus as well as low interest rates. new at noon , hundreds of san francisco school students walked out of school today to protest the district's response regarding sexual assaults and harassment on campus. the students from schools across the city held a brief sit in at school district headquarters, then marched to city hall for this rally. they were joined by san francisco supervisors myrna melgar and hillary ronan. the students say they're upset over what they're calling a climate that often ignore sexual harassment and assault. they say the san francisco unified school district has failed to protect victims. incidents without further traumatizing or triggering the survivors. that's simply not

and dr anthony fauci says the u. s. might want to think about mandating vaccinations for domestic flights, not just international. that is just another one of the requirements that i think is reasonable to consider. that new guidance from the cdc is for everyone, not just for airline workers, which is what those major airlines were asking for. at s f l i mean, quintana ktvu, fox two news. delta airlines says one of its jets returned to seattle hours after it took off due to new cleaning requirements at shanghai's international airport and emailed statement from delta says the new mandates require significantly extended ground time. and are not operationally viable for the airline turnaround cause problems from passengers whose covid tests and visas had expired. chinese consulate in san francisco has filed a complaint with the u. s government. we kick started this work week on a very rainy note. in fact, we had gusty winds and reports of hail along the peninsula. we wrap up this monday with pristine conditions. this is o

this somber milestone coming as health officials in the u. s. and around the world are trying to contain the omicron variant fox news is david lee miller shows us how. several states are doing what they can to curb the spread of delta and a micron variants. california has revised their indoor mask mandate as virus cases jumped nearly 50% in the past two weeks. and here in new york a vaccine mandate is now in effect for 5 to 11 year olds. it applies to gyms, restaurants, entertainment venues and some school activities. this is. preemptive strike to make sure that we could protect people stopped this from spreading, particularly with the unknown characteristics of the new variant. a new study from south africa finds two doses of fighters. covid-19 vaccine provides. just 33% protection against the crown variant. despite this, researchers say those infected are less likely to be hospitalized with the strain. the news comes has the variant sweeps across the globe? including the united kingdom, where officials expected to be the dominant strain in jus

the protests followed oral arguments heard at the u. s. supreme court on the mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy less restrictive than the texas law that bans it. after six weeks. it's arbitrary. right and besides, we still have the right to legalize abortion right? it shouldn't have a cut off date. there's not enough. current clinics in their state nearby at market and powell, supporters of abortion rights also held a speak out fashion dance aren't attack one witness shared with me cellphone video he took. he tells me this man, a passer by punch, someone attending the rally. after yelling, quote, you're killing babies! it won't deter us in our effort. we still have to talk to people and inform people what's at stake. want to control women's back at the federal building, christina lee says women from communities of color are disproportionately impacted by laws that restrict access to abortion. forcing them to seek illegal unsafe abortions. she tells me she supports abortion rights, even though her biological moth

one of the people at the wedding recently returned to the u. s after international travel. all the patients were vaccinated. most had received boosters. they're mildly symptomatic. no one has been hospitalized in his foxes. phil keating reports new travel requirements are going into effect next week for international flyers coming into the u. s because of this new strain. just as travel ramps back up, the omicron variant is fueling a wave of new restrictions beginning monday, international travelers must provide a negative covid test within one day of their outgoing departure. into the u. s president biden saying as of now , his administration is not considering any new measures for domestic travel measures that i announced yesterday are we believe are sufficient. to deal with the proper medical precautions to deal with the spread of this new barry in the new guidelines come as more than three dozen countries confirm omicron cases here in the us several states have now reported infections, including california, new york and nebraska. the cdc says it's also working to invest

u. s marine corps annual toys for tots program and asked if they could help bring some joy to some children this holiday season. i hope they feel like every every kid on christmas morning. they get to open up something really cool and they have fun with it. they have a toy or a few toys to play with, and they just feel that joy that every kid needs to feel on christmas morning. the police cruiser will be parked there in front of the costco again next friday for people to come by and help fill it with toys, a church and community group that has spent decades helping the redwood city community is now facing eviction views, and ruben tells us about their search to find a new building. for verbal family services. this redwood city building has been the center of everything. it's where they hold church services, conduct counseling and distribute food to those in need. but now they're being forced to move right now. we don't have a place to go with the family service program. that's what we're

in a statement, newsom said he is outraged the u. s. supreme court decided friday to allow the texas abortion banned to remain in place, he went on to say, quote. but if states can now shield their laws from review by the federal courts that compare assault weapons to swiss army knives in california will use that authority to protect people's lives where texas used it to put women in harm's way. also new attend campus police at uc berkeley responded to a report. of an arson fire. today it happened at the university's anthropology and art practice building. campus email went out shortly before three o'clock this afternoon, saying a person was seen quote maliciously setting fire to a display case. in the northeast side of the building. the suspect is described as a white woman with black hair wearing a purple jacket. she was last seen on a bicycle heading towards the south campus area. flames tore through a warehouse in san francisco this morning. the three alarm blaze happened around 5 45 at the tow yard at newcomb avenue and the baby di

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s after revising an earlier estimate. penalty also saying today that people should skip large new year's eve gatherings because of the highly transmissible omicron very and he said, celebrating with a small circle of vaccinated and boosted friends and family. is a better option. coming up at 11 massive bonuses at apple why the company is reportedly surprising certain employees with up to $180,000 this year. it's going to be a cold one out there tonight. temperatures already down into the thirties and some places i'll have that forecast. plus the next rain headed your way. at first the right after the break when tesla ceo elon musk says spacex will be able to fly people to mars. asks, says hs aerospace companies spacex might be capable of flying people to mars in the next 5 to 10 years must made that statement on lex fridman podcast. previously musk, the world's richest person. outlined a vision for life on the red planet that included a self sustaining company equipped with solar powered hydroponic farms underground or in

rockets fly in the direction of the u. s. embassy coming up investigators now working to figure out who launched the weapons and coming up in sports. one of the warriors keep players is placed on the league's health and safety protocol. details coming up. also ahead tonight, space tourists returned to earth see tourists returned to earth see how they're doing a enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self test has the same technology used by doctors and detects multiple variants. so in just 15 minutes, you can test, know, and go. available in stores and online. ♪ the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. enjoy the gift of being together. the binaxnow covid-19 antigen self

brooks well , julie, this started with a complaint to the u. s. department of education office for civil rights and ultimately led to an investigation. the focus surrounding claims of title nine violations. the james logan high school girls basketball team, they went undefeated last year. and so he started training this year. some players notice the boys team going to use an expensive piece of equipment. it's called the shooting machine used to improve athletes, accuracy and agility. but the girls were told they aren't allowed to use it. the two teams practice at different times, but that shooting machine well, it stays locked up when the girls are working on their game. one mother expressed concern to school administrators , saying it was a violation of title nine now that protects athletes from discrimination based on sex. but the school said it was outside the scope of equal access since the boys team fundraising and purchase the shooting machine without the schools help. we know we live in a world where we don't get the same opportunities and

s history. all of the 20 children killed and seven years old, three teachers, a principle a therapist and i psychologist were also killed. today president biden marked the anniversary with a renewed pledge to address mass shootings. in my budget. i'm called. i'm confident, doubling the funding for gun violence prevention research. including examining gun violence as a public health threat, which it is in my view, everything changed that morning for you. and the nation was shocked. for me and for barack the shooting at sandy hook elementary school. with one of the saddest days we were in office those eight yeard back better legislation would make a $5 billion investment in community violence prevention and intervention programs. full of family thought really that they would never be reunited with an heirloom after it was stolen 35 years ago. and i said , hey, look at this that you know they're selling one just like yours. and he said no, no, that is mine. after the break how a woman discovered he

the average u. s price of regular grade gasoline fell two cents over the past 22 weeks to 3 46 a gallon. it is the first decline in gas prices in nearly four months. the price drop is partly because of a crash in crude oil costs. still, the average price at the pump is a dollar 24 higher than it was a year ago. nationwide the highest average price for regular grade gas is right here in the bay area at 4 80 per gallon, the lowest average prices in houston , texas, at 2 91 a gallon. the jobless numbers released last week show the unemployment rate nationally fell to 4.2% that is the lowest rate since before the pandemic, but it's ktvu is tom baker reports. now california continues to struggle with getting its workforce back on the job. many labor economists would say that at 4.2% the nation is essentially in a state of full employment. we're looking at the sharpest one year decline in unemployment ever. simply put america americans back to work. but then there's california. there's something else goin

so far, doctors have detected infections and more than a dozen u. s. states. the president's chief medical adviser, worked today to push the idea that vaccines will help protect you. even with a new variant like a macron. if you get boosted, you're going to get your level up, way up, and we feel certain that there will be some degree and maybe a considerable degree. protection against the american variant. if, in fact it starts to take hold in a dominant way in this country. until the across europe today, protests broke out over new restrictions being put in place because of the spread of the omicron variant in brussels. protesters clashed with police some of the new restrictions taking effect in parts of europe include banning unvaccinated people from bars and restaurants . germany has called for a complete ban of unvaccinated people from public spaces. except essential stores and starting tomorrow, all international passengers flying into the united states will be required to show proof of a negative covert test within 24 hours of that flight. previously tra

but today warrior coach steve kerr was officially named coach of the u. s basketball team. her will take over for gregg popovich, who coached the u. s to the gold medal in the summer olympics. kerr was an assistant on that staff, according to an mlb network report tonight. mark qazi will be hired as the new manager of the oakland a's the aids have been without a manager for a couple of months since bob melvin left to join the san diego padres. be the first managerial stint for the 46 year old qazi was the a third base coach this past season, but it's been in the organization as a coach since 2015 shots they played in the major leagues for 17 years for them with the aids 2000 and four through 2000 and seven covid at the cleveland browns hard, who started nick mullens at quarterback tonight against the raiders, with both baker mayfield in case keenum out, raiders scored the only point of the first quarter. derek carr throws the end zone where brian edwards makes a fine play to haul in a touchdown pass . the raiders added his second quarter field goal went to the halftime lock

he was elected to the u. s. senate in 1987. he represented nevada in congress for a total of 35 years. his wife says reid died peacefully after a four year battle with pancreatic cancer. before his political career. he was a boxer and became a lawyer. he was widely acknowledged as one of the toughest dealmakers in congress. he lived long enough to see the los vegas airport. renamed in his honor. read was 82 years old. president biden scheduled to speak with russian president putin tomorrow as concerns grow over possible russian invasion of ukraine. the two leaders last spoke december 7th. and since then russia has demanded that nato denied membership to ukraine. and other former soviet countries and roll back military deployments in eastern europe. russia has an estimated 100,000 troops massed near the border with ukraine. earlier today, secretary of state anthony blinken spoke with the ukrainian president, stressing us support ukraine's independence. home across continues to drive a record surge in covid cases coming up. the b

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