your view outside at berkeley this morning, just as clear as it was yesterday. gorgeous. way to start the day yet again, we are seeing a few clouds passing overhead across the region, but nothing that's going to interrupt things too terribly much for us. a little bit of coastal fog and then fog for this inland. but most of us are also fog free now, livermore and dublin. you're sitting at 38 degrees. some of our coldest temps petaluma and saint helene and not much above that at 39 degrees nap at 38 in fairfield are very spotted. 37 compared to our most mild spots like san francisco, pacifica and berkeley in the low to mid 50's. we do have a pretty wide range of temperatures this morning in some of us are starting up a lot colder than we were yesterday, such as the case in napa down 11 degrees from the same point yesterday. so after a cold start to this morning, we do have some of those most mild of temperatures that i mentioned. daytime highs climbing well into the low to mid 60's later on and keeping that sunshine around in full force just as we will for a lot of this for

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. >>> a 21-year-old plan is under arrest tonight for the murder of a pregnant mom in berkeley. 19-year-old serenity henderson died in october of 2020 after someonr c her 1-year-old son was with her along with other family members. investigators say forensic and electric evidence led them to the suspect on monday. turns out he was already in jail for a gang-relating shooting. the suspect, who has not been named, is now charged with murder, attempted murder and weapon violations. >>> meanwhile, the police just made four arrests in connection to a mass shooting at a san jose restaurant that happened just five days before that berkeley murder. two men killed, three more wounded in that attack. the police arrested three people on narcotics larges and recovered a huge cache of drugs, firearms and money. >>> tonight, the chp says a pedestrian, struck and killed after running on to the highway early this morning, was reportedly trying to get hit. the man who has not been named turned out to be a suspect in an earlier triple stabbing and reported just after 2:00 a.m. at a home. all three victims ar

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the same throughout berkeley richmond or or august. so if you're traveling along highway 24. 80 one, 23 take your 13 were seen rain there as well. future cast. we will get a break at some point today in terms of rain early tomorrow morning. looks like we could see more showers, but situated in the north bay. so santa rosa overnight into the early morning hours as what we're going to be looking at. we're going to look at your full forecast. coming up, make sure today's the day you leave your house just a little earlier but for now we'll send it back to you. let's take a look at some of the bridges in the bay area. you're talking about leaving a little bit earlier. a look at the raindrops on our camera there. so yes, you will be hitting wet roads. the good part is even if you might hydroplaning little bit. you have plenty of room to compensate. >> look at all that space as you are heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems into san francisco. i crossed it out a little earlier, not windy. so that's a good news right there from

so people in berkeley might want to check your vaccination card. see if you are up to date on your vaccines. james, to you. alright, camila, thank you very much. >> 5, 0, 6, on the clock. and happening today, we have cvs pharmacies that are inside target stores. they're going to start distributing free n 95 masks to customers. the drug company says that masks are limited to just 3 per person while supplies last all the stores will be posting signs to indicate that the masks are now available. it's all part of the federal retail pharmacy program. all these masks are being provided free of charge by the federal government. the forty-niners are going have another day of practice today as they prepare to face the rams in the nfc championship game on sunday this morning, we have updates from the players ahead of the game and that's what kron four's will tran is following for us live from levi's stadium morning. will. >> good morning, james. here's what you need to know. it looks like the niners should be at full strength. it's a practice to practice yes

you're look outside this morning at your berkeley hills camera. he's looking really clear just a few clouds overhead and a colder start to the morning than what we had yesterday. so the jacket is certainly the thing and stressing the most this morning, livermore and dublin in the upper 30's as you are across the entirety of the north bay. almost berkeley, san francisco among are more mild spots, egypt. 48 degrees regardless of where europe just keep cozy. the start and then enjoy some sunshine later on reyna. john, thank you for that. all right. let's get a look at your traffic. conditions are pretty light out there as you're heading from the east bay into the city. >> to that fremont street exit, it will be about a 10 minute drive for you. there. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula about 13 as traffic starts to pick up this morning, heading out of richmond across the war. sandra fell about a nine-minute drive still pretty like there and the golden gate bridge traveling. 37 to the tolls. it will be about 20 minutes. the omicron c

we broke that news yesterday morning for those living in the berkeley arena. christie smith continues our coverage. >> reporter: the evacuation order was clear, get out of the boats and off the docks in berkeley. sarah greenwood was asleep. >> they drove by with patrol boats and also walked up and down the docks with loud speakers telling us to evacuate immediately. it was about 7:20 this morning. >> reporter: another long-time berkeley resident was alerted by a friend. >> i got a call from a friend in san francisco and she said be careful because there's something coming and then immediately right after that then knock, knock, knock. >> three hours with no water -- >> the red cross arrived quickly to help but some people left and others waited in cars. >> i am more worried about the residents of tonga, honestly. yeah, we're okay here. >> a red cross voluntary showed this video of water moving near the arena, and the west coast advisory prompted by an underwater volcano that erupted near tonga. >> there will be waves roughly one to three feet high in the marin

this was for the folks in the berkeley marina. they needed assistance. >>> still to come, we have the rarest and most extensive truffles grown here in california. this morning, we will introduce you to a special hunter tracking them down. >>> plus, students are rising above and we will introduce you to one scholar who is tripling down on her achievements. >>> on face the nation, larry hogan will be there along with a senator and a mayor. you can see >>> some of the rarest and most expensive truffles in the world are being grown right here in california. in order to find them, you need a special hunter. we are in san luis obispo county. >> reporter: on this 10 acre piece of land, there are 2200 holly oak trees. you can find one of the most rare mushrooms in the world. it is not visible above the ground. you need a special navigator. meet low low. she is one of the key components of truffle hunting. >> you cannot see the mushrooms. we teach the dogs to locate these little tends. good girl. they have pieces of truffle in them. we tea

a reminder we all need to be prepared for anything in berkeley. believe also the beaches in san francisco closed today. watch here as waves pound on the rocks. >> and spilled out onto the sidewalks and on the streets, people living in or near marinas were told to go to higher ground. but so far there have been little reports of any damage because of the tsunami advisory. meanwhile, in santa cruz, the beaches there just reopening within the last few minutes, like so many up and down the west coast. >> they were closed this afternoon to prevent anyone from getting swept out to sea from those strong currents. >> meanwhile, closer to home in the north bay, county saw 2 to 3 foot surges. one dog damaged in richardson bay. the county, though, did not issue any evacuation warnings or orders. but emergency officials say that this tsunami advisory should serve as a reminder for folks to be prepared. kron four's gayle ong continuing our team coverage tonight. >> in county. emergency crews spent the day monitoring the surges that richardson bay, the strong c

mention, is a master student at uc berkeley. she just learned friday that most classes will be online for the first two weeks of the semester. but shin said some students are worried it could be extended. i think that is a really good move from the university. and it really makes us get relieved, but on the other hand is a little sad that we cannot see. our friends again at clause so far, eight schools in the university of california system have announced plans to delay in person courses as cases of the omicron variants surge. schools include uc berkeley, uc santa cruz and u. c davis. university officials say this is to mitigate the health impacts of covid-19 in email to the uc berkeley campus community said they expect many students and staff won't be able to return to campus right away. because they might be showing symptoms be isolating or need to take care of someone else. part of the letter read with covid-19 cases surging and positivity rates on the rise. it's clear we're in for a challenging january. as we navigate the oh

and the city of berkeley is also ordering all employees at that. he was in the city to be up to date on their vaccinations, starting february 7 workers at these places on your screen. must have their covid vaccinations and their booster shot. if they are eligible. so as you can see, this includes restaurants and gyms, indoor events with 500 people or more adult care facilities, dental offices, pharmacies as well as public and private child care facilities. and this applies to all employees, contractors and volunteers who work at these now, there's a question of what does it mean if you're up to date on your vaccination? well, it's been less than 5 months. and you've got your pfizer and moderna shot. that means you are up to date on your vaccination or if you've got your 3rd at least 5 months after your second shot. you are also up to date on her vaccinations. if you it's been less than 2 months since you've got the johnson and johnson shot or you've got the second dose of any brand, at least 2 months after j and j shot. so be sure to check your vac

businesses in berkeley. employees will be required to be up to date on their vaccinations. and businesses are now going to require their customers to show proof of vaccination. these orders go into effect, starting february, 7th applies to anyone. 5 years old and older. the new mandate includes bars. entertainment venues, gyms, and any large indoor event with 500 or more people. a big national story tonight. it's official justice steven briar is retiring from the u.s. supreme court. >> president biden made that announcement at the white house event this morning and renewed his campaign pledge to nominate a black woman to the high court. >> i will nominee we some of the extraordinary qualifications, character experience and integrity. and that person will be the first black woman ever nominated to united states supreme court. it's long overdue in mind. i made that commitment during the campaign for president. i will keep. >> the president said he has not yet made a decision but he plans to announce his nomine

a young woman who survived a balcony collapse in berkeley back in 2015 has died. a was one of a group of students visiting from ireland for the summer. she was severely injured in that accident while celebrating her 21st birthday. 6 others died as well. and according to the irish times, barry died of a stroke on saturday and at this point it's unclear if the brain injury that she suffered in that original about collapse contributed to her recent death. they're still looking into that berkeley mayor jesse are going are going tweeted. he was saddened to hear of her passing and acknowledged her role in advancing state law to make sure the tragedies like this never happen again. in the east bay. 2 people are recovering in the hospital after a san leandro police officer opened fire during a burglary call sunday night. the call came in from a cannabis dispensary on fairway drive. san leandro. police say that an officer caught a masked man running away from the dispensary and shot at the suspect as he was getting into a getaway car with 2 people inside a 3rd person was a

berkeley's now enforcing a new covid vaccine and booster mandate for students. certain businesses will tell you what that could mean for locals and the forty-niners, as we've been saying, are preparing to face the rams in the nfc championship game this weekend. we'll have more details on that coming up in a live report. we'll be right back. any parent will tell you the second you have a kid, it's like your heart is living outside of your body, which means you never, ever stop worrying. that's why we got health insurance and for way less than we thought was possible. the kids' doctor and dental check-ups are free, and i get screenings for my cholesterol and my blood pressure. don't get me wrong, i still worry. just a little less. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st at coveredca.com covered california. this way to health insurance. ccident, i wondered what my case was worth. covered california. this way to health insurance. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called th

the chp shared a photo with us of officers arresting the 41- year-old berkeley resident. on tuesday, officers pulled behind a sport utility vehicle on the highway 17 shoulder near glenwood avenue. according to the chp, the female driver made chase, and made the male passenger start shooting at officers. yesterday morning, the chp arrested the suspected shooter after he was spotted walking alongside highway 17. the suspect, who was from the central valley, is now facing attempted murder charges. >>> a man wanted in a new year's eve shooting at the sun valley mall in concord has died of his injuries. police have also made an arrest in this case. on new year's eve, thieves carrieout robbery on the lower level of the mall. it was a good samaritan who was trying to help a robbery victim when the suspect shot him. the incident prompted the mall to go on lockdown. >>> the nfc championship game between the 49ers and rams, and for fans looking for last- minute tickets, beware they are becoming targets for scammers. that is what some fans are facing is able to make the trip to sofi

university of california berkeley is coming back to campus on monday. so here's a look at the requirements of school is issuing. >> first, all eligible staff and students must have their full vaccines and booster shots to return next. face coverings have to be worn in all indoor settings with staff being required to wear campus approved masks, which include and 95 kn 95 kf 94 or surgical masks. in the school statement tuesday. the university right? we're hopeful that the worst of the omicron surge is behind us. sure plans are in place. should cases rise again. >> still ahead at a daily positive covid case. rates in la county are still at an all-time high just days before that niners go there to play the rams at so fi stadium. what you should know before heading south. if you go into the game and health experts sounding the alarm on to emerging drugs that are contributing to. >> the overdose crisis. we'll explain after the break. >> for your health tonight, emerging reports show too little known drugs are making new deadly contributions to america's drug

oakland berkeley emeryville. you can see pockets of rain along 24 5, 8080, very slick commute for you as you're traveling in half moon, bay along the peninsula as well. so at some point in the day in the afternoon. we're going to get a break in the rain. but later on tonight this evening we'll have another week system arrives in the north bay sticks around santa rosa up there and then tomorrow afternoon we have another try break into thursday until another system makes its way here on friday. trace amounts of rain across the bay area today. so slick not heavy. still pretty light. let's get a look at our highs as you're waking up knowing what to wear today. still all in the 50's. so a cooler day. but warmer than yesterday, napa 52 santa rosa 51 of otto 52 mid to lower 50's new san francisco half moon bay redwood city in the south bay san jose, your 52 morgan hill, 48. same with livermore. any at 51 and conquered 51, look at your seven-day forecast for you. we talked about that rain that we're going to see its like

the university of california berkeley is coming back to campus monday. here is a look at the requirements that you need to know. the school is issuing these facts. first, all eligible staff and students must have their full vaccine and booster shots to return next. face coverings must be worn in all indoor settings. staff is being required to wear campus approve mask, which include the n 95 k n 95. okay. 94 kf 94 or a surgical mask in the school statement released tuesday, the university writes, quote, we're hopeful that the worst of the omicron surge is behind us. but want to assure everyone that plans are in place should cases rise again. 2 important announcements today from covid-19 vaccine maker moderna first. the pharmaceutical companies saying that the effectiveness of its booster shot against the omicron variant. well, that begins to diminish after about 6 months. the company says de data shows the decline happens more quickly than against the original strain. moderna also says it is now starting a clinical trial of a booster that specifically tar

a diner in polk -- berkeley has closed its doors for good. the oceanview diner has been serving since 1982. i spoke to the longtime patrons who are disappointed at the loss of this institution. >> at the oceanview diner on 4th street, locals. by for good vibes and pancakes, and dropped off photos and flowers. after nearly four decades, the love it berkeley diner has closed its doors for good. >> it is so painful. it is such an institution on the street. >> it is hard to imagine, but when it opened nearly 40 years ago, it was one of the only places to eat on the street. its popularity help jumpstart the neighborhood. >> this was a kingpin of the street. this was the place. >> beth fisher has been coming to betty's every two weeks for 35 years. she only learned it had closed when she showed up. >> i just found out, and i see other people coming up. rose at the door. i feel very heartfelt and sad. >> the diner owner told abc 7 news that he has been ready to retire. the stress from the pandemic and staffing issues made operating betty's increasin

there are no reports of damage there and evacuation order at the berkeley morita is now lifted. that area was put under a mandatory evacuation earlier today in response to the tsunami advisory about 115 people were ordered off of their boats and off the docks. ktvu semantic. indiana has more about the caution from authorities, people living on their boats in the berkeley marina were woken up by police going boat to boat with a loudspeaker ordering them to evacuate whatever it takes. to get people. notified and to leave the area. emergency officials say the tsunamis 1 to 2 ft waves could carry enough dangerous energy to damage boats and docks, triggering the evacuation. we take we take these things seriously, and we don't want we absolutely don't want to see anyone get hurt. it's better to play it safe and make sure that there's no injuries. it might not look like much, but these strong currents going in and out of the berkeley marina are a result of the volcanic eruption near tonga. it'll come in for three or four minutes. i don't know five knots or something to five knots or so

he said no, i am staying at berkeley. >> what happened to once a duck always a duck? he's breaking the mold. >> i guess so. >> i was thinking -- >> that's a different green in the oregon green. about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> finally, a frightened puppy spent 2 months dodging rescuers on a snowy hillside in the sierra. all thanks to a group of strangers, he's finally back home. >> this german shepherd mix was spooked away from her owner by a train back in october. she spent weeks in the snow and freezing temperatures. it took a team of volunteers to build a trap and set up cameras so they could track her. day and night the group worked to green their trust. >> good samaritans, saints. just amazing individuals who don't know me, didn't know

happened in october. 19-year-old serenity henderson driving through south berkeley with family and 1-year-old son when gunfire at her car. she died, pregnant with second child. police arrested a man in connection with the murder. >>> san jose passed first in nation gun law and gun rights groups are fighting back. ordinance requires gun owners to carry liability insurance and pay annual fee to go to nonprofits aiming to reduce gun violence. advocates have filed a lawsuit to block the law. head of the national gun rights group dismissed the explanation this is about safety. >> crime is on the rise. what is the response of the san jose city council? tax and regulate its citizens just for exercising a constitutionally guaranteed right. >> also knocked the claim of the ordinance being first of its kind in the nation, describing it as america's most insane form of gun control. earlier this evening i spoke with san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> we know there have been taxes and fees on guns and bullets sold in this country since roughly 1919. it's nothing new. might be a fee attached to gun ow

well, 3 months in union city at 65 oakland and berkeley. a nice 63 degrees this afternoon. north bay temperatures not quite as warm, but also you've got the tradeoff there because you're not quite as breezy as you were yesterday. so today's going to feel just as nice now, tomorrow, temperatures right around the same as today and we're going to remain in those low to mid 60's through sunday monday of next week. we day of the month and tuesday, your first day of february. no chance of rainfall just yet. but temperatures getting a little bit cooler. now, as far as we go on our bridges, definitely a foggy impacted again. visibility is fine at the bay bridge toll plaza. but there are spots in the vicinity that aren't so great. as far as visibility goes so slow your roll, give yourself that extra time this morning. san mateo bridge, a 12 minute drive at the limit. definitely an easy commute across the richmond center fell where chp has issued a dense fog advisory and for the golden gate bridge, 20 minutes across at 37 to the tolls anyways and not a lot of traffic, but there is so

health officer in a berkeley is requiring 2 things from businesses. now, the first one is for employees at certain. >> businesses in berkeley to be up to date on their vaccinations. and the second order is asking businesses to ask their customers to show proof that they're fully vaccinated and these orders are going to take effect starting feb. that in mind thendbusinesses, nonprofits and other organizations are going to be asking people if they are fully vaccinated. and this includes far your team and venues, james, at any large indoor event with 500 or more people. so this means if you are 5 years or older, you have to show proof that you're fully vaccinated to go inside those places. and the city's officer says that these are public places where the virus can spread easily. and by staying up to date on the vaccine's, people are are less likely to get infected. now, also next month, any employee who works at a store in venue in the city needs to be up to date on their vaecinations. so if you work in any of these places on your screen, take a look. y

your view outside from our berkeley hills showing a little bit of fog for the first time this week. it's been crystal clear up to this point. but now we are seeing some of those foggy conditions, at least in pockets right along the bayshore specially dense fog out into the central valley. that's going to try to sift its way on into the east bay. at times, visibility is fine for most areas this morning, though, and that is certainly a good meal. we are seeing clear skies right above the bay area and we're going to stay that way today with mostly sunny conditions this afternoon. cold start, though, dublin. you're sitting at 38 degrees right now. napa petaluma santa rosa and fairfield also down in the 30's. the meantime, a few mild spots notable a san francisco and pacific at each in the low 50's later on today. look for to daytime highs will climb into the low 60's. as i mentioned, a war on what else to expect in this friday forecast. still to come back over to rain. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get a look at your traffic today traveling from the east bay into the city righ

a young woman who survived a balcony collapse in berkeley back in 2015 has died. barry was one of a group of students visiting from ireland for the summer who was severely injured in the accident while celebrating her 21st birthday. 6 others were killed in the collapse. according to the irish times, barry died of a stroke on saturday. it's unclear if her brain injury suffered in the accident contributed to her death. berkeley's mayor tweeting out that he was saddened to hear of her passing and acknowledged her role in advancing state law to make sure this tragedy never happens again. in san francisco. police are investigating a shooting death on new year's eve. they say it happened on the 200 block of cornwall street officers when they arrived, they found a 24 year-old man had been shot. he later died from his injuries. so far they have not made any arrests in the case and they have no motive behind the shooting. in the east bay 2 people are recovering in the hospital after a san leandro police officer opened fire during a burglary call on sunday night. the call c

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up until today, berkeley had been the only one of uc campuses not to start the semester virtually. in person instruction will resume january 31st. oak grove school district in san jose will begin a new outdoor masking policy for schools next week. students and staff will now be required to mask up outside unless in a mask break areas or while eating, drinking, or participating in physical activity. officials say the additional layer of protection will help keep everyone safe. the majority of parents do not like the policy. 54% rejected it when sent out by the district last month. >> to keep reeling things in from kids when cases have not shown to be spread at school is difficult for me as a parent to understand. >> i'm going to trust public health leaders and school district leaders to decide what is the safest measure for our kids, and so far, i have been really happy with the safety measures that have been taken. >> in oakland, 12 schools were forced to close today because of a teacher sick out. teachers are demanding more safety protocols on campus. >> we had almost a quarter of

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berkeley and uc berkeley. police are investigating an assault on a cow student campus police report. a female student got into an argument with three women. it keeps bar and grill on durant avenue at one o'clock this morning. authorities say the three women then started kicking and punching the student while they were in line for the restroom. the student then went outside but was confronted again by the same group of women campus. police say the women attacked the student again. no word on the victim's condition. but she was able to go back to her home and talk with berkeley police. a french bulldog stolen from her family has been reunited with their owners. cameras captured the moment someone grabbed the dog on his stand. antonio street in san jose ktvu zambelli spoke with the family after this happy reunion. i'm happy. yeah, i can't believe she's back so fast . this is surveillance video given to me by the hernandez family from wednesday night about eight o'clock. it shows a man dealing down looking through

this is a familiar scene appear near the oakland berkeley line. i am reporting live. >> we really appreciate the update and we appreciate you being out there for us this morning. thank you. of a cell signal out there is no great which is what our free -- why our camera was freezing. we are going to move on, and mother of a man who was shot is calling for an end to the violence. new details. >> i am still in shock. i am numb. but i have faith in god and i know that god has me. >> mourning the loss of her son, ronald sanders. he had just finished up work and went to see his cousins. and men came up to him and shot him multiple times. >> he was happy and he got along with everybody. >> the gunmen continued walking down the street was a fire station. a firefighter went do one a colleague and the gunman fired four rounds into the firemen's car as he tried to get to safety. >> we are not sure what he targeted them. they did not confront him. >> the suspect did not know sanders or the firefighters out of this was a senseless act of violence. as a gunman

our uc berkeley chancellor actually speaks about this. all new admin cipra to receive a message from our basic needs center come from our staff to make sure they understand that through the nonlinear experiences with basic needs we will be there to support them, this is not just happen at berkeley but all can uc berkeley campuses and we have system by committee that scored needing research, prevention services, sustainability and advocacy across this campuses. our studentva organizing list ac meet as a priority to our office of the presidentfi and our use regions are at the forefront of this conversation working with us, and excitedly we created the california higher ed basic needs alliance to bring together california trinity colleges, california state universities and university of california system to work together to build trusting relationships with state department, committees, associations, coalitions and do this work together. competition l ego and isolation. this is a community that is lifting possibilities. i want to wrap my tim

and new this morning, the city of berkeley announcing new covid vaccines. they have a little vaccine mandates and also booster mandates. it applies to certain businesses. so let's see who applies to travelers. camila barco has that live this morning. good morning, kayla. >> good morning. joya. cnn city's health officer is requiring 2 things that businesses the first one is requiring employees at certain berkeley to be up to date on their vaccinations and the second order says that businesses are now going to require their customers to show proof of vaccination. so these orders go into effect starting february 7. and by then businesses, nonprofits and other organizations are going to be asking people if they're fully vaccinated. this goes for bars. entertainment venues, gyms and any large indoor event with 500 or more people. so this means if you are 5 years or older, you have to show proof that you're fully vaccinated to go inside those places. the state officer says that these are public places where the virus can spread easily by stay up to date on the va

list includes quite a few bay area campuses including uc berkeley, san jose state. student to volunteer 450 hours will earn $10,000 to pay off loans or other college expenses at participating schools. >> $10,000, that is a lot of money. that is a big deal. 6500 people. if this thing works, we can go back to legislature and take it to another whole level. we can take it to the rest of the country because nobody else is doing this. kumasi: californians for all college core started as a pilot program after winning approval from the state legislature. reggie: a 17-year-old yolo county high school senior has joined an elite club of students with a perfect sat score. they answered every single question correctly. he says he prepared whenever he had free time. that is pretty busy as vice captain of the robotics team, student body president and recently took up a job as a software engineering intern. he talked about which part of the test was the most difficult. >> the first section, for sure. the reading sections, you are reading these long passages and then they ask you a

. >> in berkeley. the berkeley unified school district says almost 2 dozen staff members did not return to work today after testing positive for covid in a message to parents. the superintendent says that of the 12,000 covid tests given out to students and staff just over 5,000 results have been reported. and of those 71 students reported testing positive and 21 staff members did as well as of last friday 23 teachers had reported it. they would not be at work today. the school says anyone who has tested positive since december. 24th is in isolation and not allowed to return to work. the west contra costa unified school district says it distributed about 15,000 testing kits to students and their families over the weekend. but the district says the drive-thru pickup stations for tests. it's just one step of several that they're taking to try to keep students safe and slow the spread tomorrow. they say they'll be opening 3 new testing sites to students and staff district-wide you can find all the location

in berkeley employees will be required to be up to date on their vaccinations. >> and businesses are now going to require their customers to show proof of vaccination. these orders go into effect starting february 7th. it applies to anybody. 5 years old and older. the new mandate includes bars and entertainment venues, gyms and any large indoor event with 500 or more people how to keep children safe during the pandemic was the topic of a statewide discussion today, california senator alex padilla. that was some of the state's top health care providers to try to get a better picture of just how children are fairing, especially with more infectious omicron variant as kron four's theresa tells us covid is still a real threat to children's health in california. >> just since january, 8th of this year, the number of confirmed covid-19 cases among children in california grew by over half a million. >> top pediatric health care officials in california laying it out when it comes to how the pandemic continues to severely impact our children's lives over 2 thirds of our children 5 to 11 years

your view outside of her berkeley hills camera showing you clear skies up above. we aren't seeing much in the way of fog until you head to our for list of inland valleys. that's where we will have a couple of visibility issues, especially out towards the central valley this morning. now, temperatures right now are in the 30's and 40's with livermore and dublin each at 38 degrees. our warmer spots, pacifica, san francisco and berkeley to name a few are in the 50's compared to those 30's across the north bay. so pretty wide range of temperatures to be taking up this morning for the north bay like novato in fairfield is a much colder start than where we were sitting yesterday. so certainly do not forget your jackets. as you venture out there. today's going to be most mild day of the forecast with plentiful sunshine and highs climbing well into the low to mid 60's. so one certainly to enjoy it. no, you liked yesterday. rain at today's another one. i think you're going joy. >> thank you, john. looking forward to all that sunshine. all right. get a look at your traffic

at least be cooperating for any sort of travels or commutes that you have planned ahead of us, your berkeley hills camera. it's been crystal clear the past few mornings love showing it to you when there's not a lot of fog to be talking about. we are seeing some fog in the central valley that's going to try to spill over on into some of those interior spots of the east bay and some spotty patches of fog also forming in our north bay valleys. aside from that, though, this is another clear morning and we are looking at conditions out there today that are going to be pretty mild towards the afternoon. santa rosa, saint helene in fairfield this morning, back down in the 30's. so we're off to a chilly start, but not as cold as yesterday was. you see temperatures in napa a full 9 degrees warmer than at the same 0. 24 hours ago later on today, it's back to the 60's

so, so, so we should use all possibilities at all level in berkeley. once again in this pandemic, there are warnings of a looming crisis, and germany is bracing for trouble ahead of them on that. let's go to the w as chief political editor mikayla to sna germany. federal and regional leaders are having a conference today. what can we expect that well, as we just saw in that report, we may see some major changes there when it comes to quarantine periods. there clearly was some homework to do by the expert, a group here in germany that advises the government, basically telling them they need to get their ducks in a row emergency services, hospitals. they all have to have emergency planning and probably most sensitively. and there is a talk and there is also information in the draft document that dr. bella has obtained that it might get more difficult to actually have a night out in restaurants. and this is deeply unpopular. here in germany, there may be a 2 d plus requirements, so that means you have to be double vaccinated over covered and vaccinated, p

berkeley santa clara university and cal state east bay gave notice to students this week that classes will resume in person on monday as planned. ecologist started the semester two weeks ago online due to that spike in omicron cases, santa's a state in san francisco state are scheduled to resume in person classes on february 14th. quickly connected the dots and were able to confirm that the pedestrian that died in that fatality was our suspect. a wild sequence of events in the south bay today when a man wanted in connection with a triple stabbing was found dead on a freeway. it is a wide ranging investigation that now involves three law enforcement agencies are crime reporter henry lee has the details. it began at two in the morning wednesday with the report of a stabbing at a home on to hama avenue. not far from reid hillview airport. we gotta call multiple people that were stabbed at this residence. when officers arrived, very chaotic scene. san jose police sergeant christian camarillo said three victims were stabbed at the home . all are expected to survive. a motive is under inves

berkeley humane is seeing a rise in donations. and for more on that, we're joined by the director of development and communications. morgan pulley bank. morgan thank you so much for joining us. i mean, doug on it. wouldn't you know it the power of social media here it started, with betty's fans asking people to donate $5 to any rescuer shelter after her death, and this just really exploded. how much money have you guys seen at berkeley humane. yeah you know, it's just been wonderful outpouring of support so far we've seen over 300 donors donate over $12,000 to the humane in betty white's memory. and we're just thrilled to be able to honor betty white's legacy and to be able to put that money to you saving gods and cats from the bay area. how specifically will that money be used? where does it go? and when you say it goes specifically to saving them? what do you mean by that? well i can give you this just an example of one of the ways that we've helped dogs and cats recently when and um there was an owner of two cats, too, sadly pa

. >> and people living in the berkeley marina were forced to evacuate earlier this morning because of that tsunami advisory folks were allowed to return back this afternoon. but asthma breezes said that tsunami advisory will be in effect for at least a while. >> kron forcefully to call brings us the latest following the tsunami advisory early saturday morning. 3 foot waves and strong currents were expected along the berkeley shoreline very interesting phenomenon. >> beautiful actually, this resident lives on higher ground. so he was not impacted. but about 115 people living in the marina were forced to evacuate. >> police cleared out the boats and docks the waves never became dangerous, that the swells were stronger all said and all water went out for just a few minutes. very fast. >> and then within the next 2 or 3 minutes, it all came back in again. not quite as fast, but that was that was at least at this particular search police officers. caution, people against getting too close to the water, but visitors were still allowed to use the trails and walkways. it's not something that

similar ordinances have already been implemented in san francisco, berkeley and los angeles. in oakland, the city council is considering a new proposal now to and the competitive bidding for minority owned contractors. but 2 council members are signaling their strong opposition to that idea. kron four's haaziq has the story. >> hazardous roadways and potholes are major problem in the city of oakland. it's going to take a lot of work to safely restore the streets, sidewalks and the pavement and a lot of money that's up for grabs for contractors bidding for the job. oakland city councilmember loren taylor. we have 60 million dollars of paving contracts that are being awarded. >> and unfortunately, a proposal is that we reward them too 3 large. corporations instead of creating opportunities for small local businesses. >> the open department of transportation is behind the proposal asking for a waiver that would end the competitive bidding and participation for small businesses in oakland. however, a city ordinance requires that 50% of the work is awarded to local businesses. and

the university at uc berkeley found a way to cash in on the craze through fundraising. margaret valentine was challenged with merging this groundbreaking technology with new research. >> i had to wrap my head around it and understand the significance, but it was such an awesome project. reporter: their first nobel nft netting more than $50,000 last june. >> the one that we launched was jim allison, who did his work at berkeley and won a nobel prize for coming up with a cancer immunotherapy, the fourth pillar in cancer treatment. we thought, call attention to that work. reporter: rich lyons is their chief entrepreneurship officer. he says what is exciting is that nft showcases his handwritten data and a discovery that could be part of a collection. >> imagine a collector who says i want to own the n that represent the 10 most important scientific discoveries of my lifetime. that's a cool collection. reporter: ownership is a big deal. for future transactions, will automatically get a percentage of that profit. >> it is a good thing for them. it is protected and generating

to produce the amount of bait for our public needs to have that kind of movement through dates and berkeley integrates lines. and the supply chains i think will we have to look back is that if we go back in time, we can see from the o 9 for 2013 time frame, we're packing industry was very large. it was very antiquated. and through the next 2 to 3 years in the 20132014 like a separate contract that they made the business decision several necessary to be able to make them profitable. unfortunately, at the exact same time, we saw our producers increase that supply greatly. that began to tax the current packing capacity in an over the number. ready of years for which we continued to increase those flaws, we did not increase in the past. so even today we've not increased it all that much . but enough, the words are the robotics that have come into as well as the increase in employment has helped to work through a lot of those animals that are there were an increase of law. i will be out of the crate to give us a lot of information. you know a lot more about this industry than i do. so the questi