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amanda: i vesely great news. this is an important step if it holds up for our global economy, not just for pfizer. big declines in some of its rivals. merck has arrival pill approved -- has a rival pill approved. dern is down 20%. why that decline? robert: they are definitely down. the one is that the pill would reduce availability of vaccines -- it would reduce demand for vaccines. other trials are going on and that is in standard risk people and that includes those vaccinated. does it prevent worsening of breakthrough cases. you could imagine a second trial where people wouldn't rush to get boosters if i can just get a pill if i get a breakthrough. it may reduce the vaccine market. matt: thanks so much for joining us, robert for coming on with this breaking story. we are going to have an interview with the ceo of pfizer at 2:00 p.m. new york time to talk about it, just about 10 minutes from now. coming up, stepping into the limelight. going public as clean alternatives on the rise we will speak to the ceo of ly

amanda. amanda: the one bright spot on these markets is moving higher in what is otherwise a down day. really, the headline moves don't really reflect the negativity of the internal. s&p 500, every subgroup down except for consumer discretionary and health care. on consumer discretionary, amazon's 1% move higher may be boosting the group. that comes as we are hearing from other retailers, notably walmart and target, that they are absorbing some of the higher costs in turning their margins. on the other side of the ledger, we will talk about visa trading sharply lower as amazon takes on its retailer fees. that is one place to watch. the 10 year, 1.6 percent, we've been watching the yield curve to see whether we get any sort of steepening after. -- after of period of relative flatness. the big conversation has been around inflation and where the markets go for here. for what it is worth, the bluebird new economy form which is underway in singapore has got world and financial leaders in attendan

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with amanda lang. if past cycles are any guide, it may take more than two years to return to normal levels. that is the conclusion of an analysis from one firm. although container shipping rates have decreased from rector rates -- record rates, ocean freight is still up 300% from one year ago levels. amanda, this hurts any consumer who is currently thinking about shipping a car back to berlin from new york, will pay through the teeth to get that into a container, and it will take so long to come into port. amanda: it's important to consider how these stories personally affect you. that is how i mostly interested in these stories, how these stories represent matt miller, but you are representative of many people. you are doing that right now, so you are stuck with these freight rates. you cannot do this in two years. but if it does last two years, what is the fed thinking, what is transitory about a two-year return to previous rates? matt: although, i will point out, i only pay about $140 a month for my

amanda? amanda: some interesting action across stock markets today. we do have the so-called reopening trades under pressure. even as we see that nasdaq 100 shooting into overbought territory, those of the leaders of this market today. you are seeing strong moves for the chip space, but we should note we have seen a turn to the negative here. we had been in positive territory. we are also seeing a flattening of the yield curve after comments from a key fed official that the pace of taper may need to be reviewed in december. of course, the all-important question, when do rates start rising? some of the things preoccupying starts -- preoccupying stocks. alix: kyle rittenhouse, the teenager who shot and killed two men at a black lives matter protest in wisconsin last year was acquitted of all charges. want to bring in crime reported eric larson with the latest. what do you know about the verdict? eric: they found rittenhouse not guilty on all five charges. he is 18 years old. the jury had deliberated for -- this was their fourth day of deliberations. del

amanda: thank you. we are keeping our eyes on shares of doordash hitting a record high after the company announced a $8 billion deal to acquire a startup. bloomberg's emily chang spoke to the ceo of doordash. >> i am super excited about the partnership. for us, it represents our long-term investment in building a global business. we see three amazing things coming together. one is a team that shares our vision for transforming commerce. they share the way we operate and competing on building superior products. caring about taking every ounce of inefficiency out of the system and building something for all stakeholders. second, a business with an incredible runway for growth. they are at $2.5 billion of value -- economics largely because of supreme retention. this business will scale for a long time on its own. the final thing is, this partnership really gives us the intentional focus and accelerates our ability to operate across multiple geographies in a hydra mobile -- hyper mobile process. emily: look

amanda: stay with us. back after this. amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. alongside matt miller. most of us know him as a musician, somebody with an over-the-top lifestyle, but today, dj khaled became the cofounder of one of the biggest restaurant launches in history. a delivery only model launching in five countries and jumping on a growing business called ghost kitchens. with us to discuss is alan philips, chief creative officer at reef technologies, the largest u.s. operator of ghost kitchens. for everyone that has heard of dj khaled, there will be someone who has never heard of a ghost kitchen. what is the concept you are taking global? alan: the concept is that we have hundreds of kitchens strategically placed in urban markets in the u.s. and canada, in europe and the middle east, and these kitchens are in close proximity to the customer. we are able to run around six to eight concepts out of one kitchen and deliver them through all of your different platforms, uber eats, grubhub, etc. matt: the idea is this is not a restaurant i can go into on 53rd st

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. as opec-plus rejects president biden's request for a bigger oil supply increase, we will speak to the ovintiv ceo brendan mccracken on how the company plans to maintain production next year. remaking the las vegas strip. mgm put the mirage for sale. we will speak to the vici properties ceo. and moderna is tumbling. the fall comes after it cut its covid 19 vaccine forecast. the stock having its worst day since 2018. we will dig into the details with kriti gupta. amanda: moderna, one reason why the health care subgroup in the s&p 500, is among the worst performing today. we are seeing a move back into the high-growth names that brought the market to its height, tech, communications, consumer discretionary higher today. weakness in financials, as interest rate increases are maybe delayed. interest net margins very much in focus. take a look at nvidia. we are watc

amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang with matt miller. we are turning to stock of the hour. the world's biggest chipmaker by market cap, nvidia is seeing big growth in data centers and games. kriti gupta is here. just don't say metaverse. >> it will be hard not to because they are offsetting supply chain concerns, doing it in a way that means they are reserving data centers. that could mean serving the metaverse at one point, but also crypto mining, or simply corporate networks. that is the essence of why they beat earnings so much. 55% year-over-year change. it is not all sunshine and random was at nvidia. they also had a drop in automotive sales because of those supply chain concerns. that is where you saw those concerns show up. it is leading the s&p 500 higher, all because of those record third-quarter sales. it is the number 30 gaynor in the year -- three gainer of the year. compared to intel, nvidia is three times the size of the market value, but does that mean it is getting expensive? it is pretty expensive when you look at the pr

amanda: totally. as you say, priced to perfection takes on a new meaning where you can beat your quarter but not by enough. matt: i said nvidia, they are actually up a percent. if you check out the s&p on your bloomberg, a great way to look at what is weighing on the index. . time for stock of the hour. airlines cut staff through attrition during covid, but now the strategy is fighting back. american airlines lost 2200 flights over the weekend. kriti gupta is here to break things down. i thought i flight from berlin was hard but at least i had a flight. >> it has to do with 2200 cancellations, a third event on sunday. it all comes down to flight shortages. there are concerns about limiting hours that pilots can work, so by the end of the month, if you have these high weather issues, why these cancellations happen in the first place, and you don't have the backup to support them, that is where you get into trouble. then by the end of the month, you have to cancel. two thirds of the cancellations happen

amanda: this is amanda lang. we're watching a lot of high price commodities, some that come off record levels. not for wheat, though. soggy fields in australia continue to stoke some global supply concerns. it's the latest example, of course, of high prices. this one is really hanging on. rain in australia is one culprit. the massive floods in b.c. is another factor here. extreme weather is the underpinning theme, though? . kailey: climate change, also, is a serious issue for a lot of farmers and agriculture producers out there. let's get more on this and talk with angie setzer. founder and partner providing consulting for the agriculture space. is it so much the supply chain, logistics that they are dealing with or in the agriculture space it has a lot more to do with climate and weather-related events? angie: a combination of both. it's important to understand what's taking in the agriculture space and futures market. not only are we dealing with certain supply chain issues or disruptions in supply, you know, w

amanda: amanda: i would toss a little more in there, he reminder that stocks are not trees. when you have made a lot of money in a market, people saying at some point stocks are going to turn and -- profit. that is a rational thing to remember. that is why you're seeing people taking money out -- matt: are you saying stocks can go down? amanda: they have been known to. remember, they go down. it is important to remember that. matt: longer view, if you take the longest view, they never do. amanda: in the long view, you are dead. let's go to some economic data that will help drive some of what stocks do. early indicators point to lower than expected digital sales. what are we seeing on sale today? it is considered an important day for a measure of how the season will go. >> we have been looking at the fails and we are seeing the same amount of sales or even lower sales and higher minimums on free shipping offers. all in all, same to lower promotion. that is a function of the inventory levels we have been seeing all year where there are supply-chain shortages causing retailers

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. caroline: i'm caroline hyde. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. the doors are officially open in the u.s. for international tourists. we will speak with jay ll hotel and hospitality on where travelers are going. as the economy reopens, the fed is addressing the uneven recovery and challenges faced by women and people of color through the pandemic. and family feud on hold. after one of canada's biggest corporate board showdowns, edward rogers regain control of rogers communication, but if you cost him everything in the end. dramatic. amanda: it is. the stock is certainly gaining today in reaction to that. we are seeing gains across the major averages, getting close to records, and record runs for stocks after a strong earnings season. now the question is what companies can do for a repeat. continuing to see this internal conversation between investors and the strength of demand and the strength of inflation. look at the 10-

amanda: something to reflect on as you assess your own risk. amanda del castillo. dan: nearly 100,000 pounds of raw chicken patty products are being recalled for contamination. some were sold at trader joe's. chicken patty products sold between august 16 through september 29 may have been contaminated with various materials including bones. so far, there have been no reports of any injury or illness is as a result of the spirit trader joe's products that are subject to recall our chile lime chicken burgers, spinach, feta chicken sliders. ama: a bay area freeway known as one of the most scenic in the nation is deemed the deadliest highway in california for wildlife. the uc davis road of ecology report has named interstate 280 between san bruno and cupertino as the deadliest highway for wild animals. the animal cost for accidents involving wild animals could add up to $6 million in cleanup and damage and could cost up to $200 million to create fences and safe wildlife passages on the deadliest highways throughout the state. >> it is really the worst place in the stat

amanda: something to reflect on as you assess your own risk. amanda del castillo. dan: nearly 100,000 pounds of raw chicken patty products are being recalled for contamination. some were sold at trader joe's. chicken patty products sold between august 16 through september 29 may have been contaminated with various materials including bones. so far, there have been no reports of any injury or illness is as a result of the spirit trader joe's products that are subject to recall our chile lime chicken burgers, spinach, feta chicken sliders. ama: a bay area freeway known as one of the most scenic in the nation is deemed the deadliest highway in california for wildlife. the uc davis road of ecology report has named interstate 280 between san bruno and cupertino as the deadliest highway for wild animals. the animal cost for accidents involving wild animals could add up to $6 million in cleanup and damage and could cost up to $200 million to create fences and safe wildlife passages on the deadliest highways throughout the state. >> it is really the worst place in the stat

i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: santa clara county is taking its mobile vaccine fan on the road. the goal is to get 75% of younger children vaccinated by the new year. the county is bringing it to dozens of schools and communities that need it most to set up free clinics. it's first stop was at kathryn smith elementary in san jose with music and costumed vaccine workers, the goal of the clinic is to keep the process fun and stress free for everyone. >> how does it feel to be one of the first kids in your school vaccinated? >> it is awesome. i like it. cripes it was easier than i thought it would be. it did not hurt as much as i thought it would. >> to find a location to get your kids vaccinated, visit abc7news.com. we have a half-hour dedicated to getting answers to your questions about vaccines and your children. do not miss it friday from a: 30 to 5:00 p.m. on abc 7 and everywhere you stream. you can send in your questions now. tomorrow, you will be able to ask them over facebook and youtube. dan: san francis

amanda: for sure. and it's interesting that you make the point about the fiscal side, the other piston not in their control but arguably stimulative, of course. infrastructure coming in in america. i want to bring in our canadian government policy rate policy correspondent here. what matt is talking about, people talking about mp3. it's not just interest rates anymore. it's q. week plus a fiscal piece. are the banks in danger of growing -- blowing their credibility on matching inflation where it is? >> certainly the bank of canada as you know is a single mandate central bank that just target inflation and doesn't have a dual mandate like the federal reserve, so they have been ahead of the curve. you could clearly see concerns over the last few weeks at the bank on the inflation front. they made it very clear that over the last month inflation is now at the forefront of their decision-making and they are thinking that inflation is not as high in canada as it is in the u.s. that it is approaching 5% and

i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: santa clara county is taking its mobile vaccine fan on the road. the goal is to get 75% of younger children vaccinated by the new year. the county is bringing it to dozens of schools and communities that need it most to set up free clinics. it's first stop was at kathryn smith elementary in san jose with music and costumed vaccine workers, the goal of the clinic is to keep the process fun and stress free for everyone. >> how does it feel to be one of the first kids in your school vaccinated? >> it is awesome. i like it. cripes it was easier than i thought it would be. it did not hurt as much as i thought it would. >> to find a location to get your kids vaccinated, visit abc7news.com. we have a half-hour dedicated to getting answers to your questions about vaccines and your children. do not miss it friday from a: 30 to 5:00 p.m. on abc 7 and everywhere you stream. you can send in your questions now. tomorrow, you will be able to ask them over facebook and youtube. dan: san francis

amanda? amanda: that is just one example of a company that is moving up -- moving pretty sharply on individual news. probably the markets are quiet. there was some bullish news from the commerce department on the help of -- on the health of the consumer and jobless claims data. both of those would bolster the case that the demand side remains strong. we are seeing real estate and energy as the two groups leading, but today you are getting participation from big tech names. autodesk certainly one that jumps out. one going the other direction is hewlett-packard, and it is up in double digit today. evidently seeing a willingness to pile into some names. boy, does it need a break. it has a couple of tough sessions with big names suffering. meanwhile, moving beyond equities here we are watching the mexican peso weakening today. you see here, the dollar strengthening against the peso. this is after the country's president picked a finance minister very little monetary policy experience to lead the

amanda: high, i'm amanda lange. matt: welcome to our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences everyday at this hour. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. meme stocks slipping after concerns evaluation, we will speak to joe mobley on the --joe moglia: on the outlook of the evolving investor community with concerns about inflation continuing and the future of the fed to hanging in the balance. we will speak to the chief economic advisor at green capitol about whether powell's fate is sealed and a new future for general electric. beginning a new chapter in their history, splitting into three companies. all of that and more, coming up. that's one industrial name standing out today, ge moving higher with weakness across the broad markets in record levels in the s&p snapping that long winning streak that they have been on. at least for today. financials is a weak spot with a yield on the 10 year in part to blame. we are continuing to watch it drag its way lower with some stocks getting huge moves,

i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping you take action. tech out our list of resources on how to find your ally. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: a newly released audit seems to verify claims about the director of youth development apartment. -- department. he used federal money to pay his friends are the auditor found the director channeled 75,000 dollars through the parks and recreation foundation to defraud the city. in one example, a friend was paid $4500 to coach and oakland employee by phone for five days. the city auditor says four of five allegations were verified. it is unclear what will happen to the directors position. >> the rain has moved out but is not quite clear tonight. let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: we have some fog tonight so plan on a slower and longer commute tomorrow morning. let me show you some live pictures from san francisco to san rafael. foggy views tonight. visibility down to a quarter-mi

i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: when it comes to issues of race and social justice, abc 7 is helping you take action. tech out our list of resources on how to find your ally. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: a newly released audit seems to verify claims about the director of youth development apartment. -- department. he used federal money to pay his friends are the auditor found the director channeled 75,000 dollars through the parks and recreation foundation to defraud the city. in one example, a friend was paid $4500 to coach and oakland employee by phone for five days. the city auditor says four of five allegations were verified. it is unclear what will happen to the directors position. >> the rain has moved out but is not quite clear tonight. let's get to abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya: we have some fog tonight so plan on a slower and longer commute tomorrow morning. let me show you some live pictures from san francisco to san rafael. foggy views tonight. visibility down to a quarter-mi

amanda: the idea of a kid friendly clinic is being adopted by counties across the area. a vaccine shipment is expected to arrive friday, with the first shots on saturday. >> rome was not built in a day, nor was vaccine distribution. amanda: there is hope experience will help expedite vaccinations for the youngest group. >> now with walgreens, costco, safeway, pharmacies, these nonprofit partnerships, the speed is great. amanda: we found this flyer posted at a lucky pharmacy alerting customers to stop back after the 22nd. 44,000 kids are not eligible in san francisco but the rollout is not expected right away. >> and little bit of patience. people can go at the end of this week, but people can start planning and within the first week or so, we want people to be able to have a plan for getting their child vaccinated. amanda: while many bay area parents await direction, tuesday's emergency authorization provides a way out. >> i think there is a light we are seeing at the end of the tunnel of this pandemic, i hope. this is one step closer towards that. ama: officers on leave

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amanda: abc 7 news. dan: scott peterson has been moved off death row ahead of resentencing hearing next week. we will explain what is next. ama: the twitter ceo has stepped down. how he is excluding his decision after 16 years. dan: an oakland woman is making history on jeopardy. she tells us about what it means to her. >> we are tracking areas of fog tonight and a warmer afternoon on the way tomorrow. i will have the details coming up. ama: first, i look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy: while you sip that leftover gravy, watch this. you would think i would learn but i haven't. i tossed it in the oven and boom, it came right back at me. this holiday season, we want to enjoy the gift of being together. for peace of mind, take the first step in knowing. because it might just be a cold, but you want to be confident. 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 st

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amanda: the idea of a kid friendly clinic is being adopted by counties across the area. a vaccine shipment is expected to arrive friday, with the first shots on saturday. >> rome was not built in a day, nor was vaccine distribution. amanda: there is hope experience will help expedite vaccinations for the youngest group. >> now with walgreens, costco, safeway, pharmacies, these nonprofit partnerships, the speed is great. amanda: we found this flyer posted at a lucky pharmacy alerting customers to stop back after the 22nd. 44,000 kids are not eligible in san francisco but the rollout is not expected right away. >> and little bit of patience. people can go at the end of this week, but people can start planning and within the first week or so, we want people to be able to have a plan for getting their child vaccinated. amanda: while many bay area parents await direction, tuesday's emergency authorization provides a way out. >> i think there is a light we are seeing at the end of the tunnel of this pandemic, i hope. this is one step closer towards that. ama: officers on leave

amanda: we appreciate your time today. coming up, the center of some of the market turmoil is the omicron variant, highlighting the importance globally of vaccine equity and we will discuss that coming up next with the president of organization read who ensures what countries have access to the vaccine. amanda: this is bloomberg markets. we are keeping our eye on stocks today. we are seeing traders boosting their wagers on interest rate hikes. to what extent was this priced in. the north american markets, toronto is doing the worst because it's laden with cyclical things in the commodity space. how much of this is hairtrigger traders and investors because the market is priced so high? matt: it's also a market that's producing superfast margins in terms of corporate earnings. we have to remember the under pending's -- the underpinnings are stronger. i love listening to powell's testimony even though i had one eyeball on the dow jones industrial average while i was listening. i thought he sounded like a different fed chair.

. ♪ amanda: i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets. matt: i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following for you from around the world. pfizer has produced 2.6 billion doses of its vaccine to date this year, and is ready to make more, just as the vaccine for kids reaches its last hurdle. we will hear from chairman and ceo albert bourla. as it draws on its hybrid experience to improve reliability. it is one of the oldest players in the hybrid market. we will speak to bob carter of toyota motor north america to discuss the company's approach to this market. and canada's most romantic corporate showdown continues, as edward rogers asks a judge to ask his allies onto the board of rogers communication. we will go live outside the courtroom to get more on that drama. amanda: we are watching markets moving generally in positive territory. toronto is the weakest of the north american markets today. leading is health in the s&p 500. materials are doing well. also seeing the big groups that make up the

amanda del castillo you, abc7 news. liz: the fda and cdc say all adults can get a booster shot of pfizer or moderna vaccine. the only guideline is you must wait six months after your final dose. previously only adults 65 and older are at high risk of getting the disease were eligible for booster shots. we have looked at places in each county where you can get a booster shot. that is on abc7news .com/vaccines. click on the first door you see. after the passing of president biden's infrastructure bill the city of oakland is celebrating the awarding of $14.5 million in. . federal grant money the city says they will be able to begin a number of transformative projects. the project project project prot historically underserved communities by creating more accessibility to oakland's waterfront. oakland mayor libby schaff talked about what this means for the city. >> this city is painfully aware good infrastructure saves lives. it is just a down payment on a total vision of equity, safety, resilience that cities across america

in san jose, i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: oakland took a significant step forward tonight in redeveloping the oakland coliseum site with or without the a's. after hours of public comment and debate, the council unanimously voted to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement with the african-american sports and entertainment group. the council passed on a competing bid led by dave stewart. the council president says now is the time to act. >> i understand the staff's concerns. i also feel like this is a moment in time where the federal bill was just move forward. there is more opportunity to really push forward and seek funding for oakland. dan: there is still a lot of work to be done plus the stadium saga still needs to be worked out. what will the team ultimately do? it has been talked about for an awful long time and now action behind all of that talk to open a supervised drug use site in san francisco. the mayor today introduced legislation that could be an initial step towards making that happen. abc 7 news report

in san jose, i am amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: oakland took a significant step forward tonight in redeveloping the oakland coliseum site with or without the a's. after hours of public comment and debate, the council unanimously voted to enter into an exclusive negotiating agreement with the african-american sports and entertainment group. the council passed on a competing bid led by dave stewart. the council president says now is the time to act. >> i understand the staff's concerns. i also feel like this is a moment in time where the federal bill was just move forward. there is more opportunity to really push forward and seek funding for oakland. dan: there is still a lot of work to be done plus the stadium saga still needs to be worked out. what will the team ultimately do? it has been talked about for an awful long time and now action behind all of that talk to open a supervised drug use site in san francisco. the mayor today introduced legislation that could be an initial step towards making that happen. abc 7 news report

amanda? amanda: that is just one example of a company that is moving up -- moving pretty sharply on individual news. probably the markets are quiet. there was some bullish news

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amanda: my name is amanda cohen, and i am the chef owner of dirt candy, an all-vegetable restaurant in manhattan. in march 2020, i ran a really busy, successful restaurant, and overnight it all disappeared. we closed our restaurant down and i had no idea what was going to happen. in a perfect world i would press the reset button and start all over again. when i closed the restaurant, i had this idea that i wasn't going to reopen the same restaurant i closed, actually. because i had sort of left us all without a safety net. we've been open since the end of may and it's been working great. the starting pay at dirt candy is now at $25 per hour per person, which is a huge jump for, certainly, my back of house. we increased our prices about 30%. and we're able to have a few less staff members. we can now offer them health insurance if they want it. we're offering extra sick days, paid holidays. i want to be successful. i don't want to have a revolving door of staff. and the only way i could figure out how to do that was to treat my staff like professionals. i don't think the labor shortage

amanda del castillo, abc news. liz: the fda and cdc now say all adults can get a booster shot of pfizer or moderna covid vaccine. you must wait six months after your final dose. previously, adults six months -- 65 or older and those at high risk were eligible. we've looked at places in each county to get a booster shot on abc7news.com/booster. after the passing of the infrastructure bill, oakland is celebrating the awarding of $14.5 million of grant money. the city says they will be able to begin a number of transformative projects on broadway and martin luther king jr. they are creating more accessibility to oaklands waterfront -- oakland's waterfront. the mayor talked about how important it is. >> the city is painfully aware that good infrastructure saves lives. it's a down payment on a total vision of equity, safety, resilience that cities across america just like oakland have been waiting for. liz: new fiber cables will also be installed to improve access to the free public wi-fi service . california fish and w

amanda, what do you know? >> like you said, jonathan, we don't know a lot right now about what led up to this shooting. this child caught in the crossfire that child is at the hospital. we don't know the child's condition right now. but there was a lot of traffic on 8.80, because of this, because of the investigation. there are a lot of police officers up there. but this is an exit ramp right now. and you could there are some cars going by right now and things are moving. but this video you're looking at. >> this is what it looked like when police were still on the scene. there were multiple police vehicles blocking lanes. the california highway patrol shut down north northbound interstate 80 in oakland because of this innocent incident. it was shut down for several hours a chp spokesperson said dispatch began receiving calls about a rolling shooting just before 2. the spokesperson said the child was taken to a local hospital for treatment. there are no details on that child's condition. but we are working on

amanda: rules will impact more than 100 million workers around the u.s.. reggie: california's community colleges dropped below 2 million students for the first time in three decades. the college system said enrollment for the 2020-2021 season was down. the steepest decline among african-americans, native americans, men, and students who art of traditional college going age. officials say the numbers could be overstated due to problems colleges were having counting students in certain courses. reggie: councilwoman chan was hit while walking her dog. >> of the lesson we learn from her is that we are going to get to this together, that we are going to do it hand in hand, and that we are going to remember her forever. jobina: college cried and hugged alameda administration building. she promoted youth leadership and addressing racial disparities around the pandemic. >> i consider her not just a college but a friend. she was an amazing champion, a quiet champion for the vulnerable, for public health. it is just shocking, devastating loss. jobina: chan was first

in palo alto, i'm amanda del castillo or. liz: if anyone in your family is struggling with bullying, we do have resources on our website. just had to abc news.com -- abc7news.com. in preparation for the holiday season two bay area health departments are opening booster shots to all adults 18 years and older. san francisco and sonoma counties and announced a policy change. previously federal and state guidelines recommended roosters only for high-risk individuals. a judge has sided with governor newsom, allowing the state to require teachers and students to wear masks in school. the biden administration is still blocked from forcing large workplaces to require vaccines or covid testing for all employees. pretty super -- who brought the suit claimed the policy would be government overreach. today there will be vaccination clinics open for children ages five to 11. san mateo county is hosting a playland clinic and include superheroes and a red carpet. we'll be at the san mateo county events center. san mateo county is also hosti

i'm amanda del castillo 7 news. kumasi: the 7-eleven in lake tahoe had a very large and curious customer pay a visit on saturday. >> hey. stop. hey. hey. get out, get out! kumasi: what got me, the bear not only opened the door, now it is over here attacking the hand sanitizer a few times. the employee who is screaming in the background like that said that the bear had already rummaged through the garbage cans outside before opening the door. look how it is looking, though. reggie: but it is also licking its lips. kumasi: is it? reggie: oh, now i have this to show you. did you see how high that deer was jumping? it really is. [laughter] reggie: that was a deer in a church in southern michigan. the pastor and her husband walked inside sunday morning and they saw there was a broken window, loud banging -- but they did not realize it was a 10 point buck. did i see it crash through that window? is that how it got out? no one got hurt, except dear, i'm assuming, because that could -- is he looking for the hymnal? kumasi:

amanda hari kron 4 news. thank you, amanda. well, about 2 weeks ago, another shooting rattled that neighborhood just a block away. it happened friday, october 22nd and central avenue on haight street. also happening in the middle of the afternoon. police say bullets hit several cars and the window of the ritual coffee roasters there on hate one person was injured. there have been no arrests. we are following more breaking news this time out of the south bay for office buildings in cupertino. they've all been evacuated because of a gas leak. it is happening on de anza boulevard near the apple campus, santa clara county crews are on the scene. they say southbound and say is close between mary on the avenue and stevens creek boulevard. officials have not said yet to what the which offices exactly have been evacuated. but they are asking people to avoid the area as pg and the crews are trying to fix this. we are working to get more information and we'll bring you any updates as we get them. >> other news now and today the giants an

but in san francisco, amanda hari kron 4 news. amanda, thank you for that. to also in the east bay 2 people died in a shooting early this morning in oakland. it happened in the. >> 400 block of 17th street not far from lake merritt. this was just after midnight. police say when they arrived on the scene, they found a male and a female victim. both of them are open residents and both of them, they say were dead at the scene. police have not said about anything about any arrests or suspect information. this was the city's 100 21st and 100 22nd homicides of the year. anyone who has information on this case is asked to call oakland police in oakland city council member announced a plan, a new plan to try to stop the uptick in violence says city is experiencing council member lauren taylor, who is also running to become opens air says he has 5 mo goals that he says will reduce the rate of crime in oakland. you can see them on. there's your screen. that includes so number one, doubling the solve rate of violent crimes cutting in half the number of unanswered 9.11

i am amanda starrantino. we start with breaking news in the last 30 minutes, world health organization issuing a warning about the omicron variant saying the global risk is very high based on early evidence. they say the virus could lead to surges with, quote, severe consequences. while issuing this notice the w.h.o. does try to point out there is a lot of uncertainty about the strain. >>> president biden is trying to reassure americans about the new strain calling it a cause for concern but not to panic. cbs reporter natalie brand has more details from the white house. >>> president biden spent the morning with his covid response team discussing the omicron variant. >> this variant is a cause for concern, not a cause for panic. we have the best vaccine in the world, the best medicines, the best scientists, and we are learning more every single day. >> today is the first day of travel restrictions in the united states keeping nonu.s. citizens from entering the country from south africa and seven other nations

amanda hari kron 4 news. thank you, amanda. it was just about 2 weeks ago when another shooting rattled that san francisco neighborhood just a block away. >> it happened on friday. october. the 22nd on central avenue and hate street. this shooting also happening in the middle of the afternoon. police say bullets hit several cars and the window of ritual coffee roasters on haight street. one person was injured. nobody has been arrested in this incident. >> in the east bay. a person has died after a crash and their car into the berkeley marina. witnesses told berkeley police the car was speeding down university avenue when it hit several objects before it crashed into the water. the car sank in the marina and the driver was found dead inside berkeley. police are asking anyone who has any information about this case to give them a call. along the peninsula highway one a double slide was closed in both directions for an hour during the morning commute after a car went over the side of the cliff and plunged 50 feet down to the water

amanda, 16 that christmas eve. dallas, who was 11 then. laci, lisa's daughter from a first marriage, was 19 and had just moved into her own place in town and, as amanda said, life was fairly good. >> we would do lots of things. go on vacation a lot. go out and eat. my dad made pretty good money so we were good on that end. >> seemed like a very good and stable environment. >> brad loved cars, especially classic muscle cars, and extra especially the 1970 chevelle super sport he so carefully restored. >> by the time he was 12, he was redoing motors and helping put motors in and out of different vehicles. >> so brad opened a used car dealership. >> he was a great people person. i guess that's what you have to be when you deal with cars and stuff. >> and their mom, lisa? >> very pretty. she could be really happy and like a -- sort of like the life of the party kind of person. >> yeah, really fun. >> while brad ran the farm and his car business, lisa worked at a local internet company. >> she was really good at it. >> and she became, like, thei

. >> and i am amanda starrantino. let's get right on over to meteorologist mary lee . >> tracking this atmospheric river, it is a moderate atmospheric river so nothing like what we saw last month that the strong winds will be pushing into the region and zooming in with a closer look you can see the rain to the north. this is what you can expect in the timeline.

amanda, what is your take? >> i knew you were coming to me. nice to see you again. >> harris: you're a democratic. >> my take is we need to be able to talk about the role that racially coded attacks play in american politics and using racially coded attacks has been an organizing tool for the gop for decades. whether we're talking about how reagan used welfare queens or how the pro-life movement came out of the gop's desire to keep schools racially segregated. and now we are using racially coded attacks in a way we're talking about critical race theory and not wanting to talk about the real ways that racism and white supremacy and patriarchy a violent organizing tools in this country. my take is we need to have real conversations, white women in the democratic party how race is at play here. we have never had a real true conversation about the role race plays in this country. >> harris: you know i have respect for everybody. when you punt on a question that has to do with the infighting within your own family of party i should say not personal

amanda just a heartbreaking story. what do you know? >> very hard king and i spoke to the woman who is friends with the family and she says everyone is just devastated as you would imagine. they just left the hospital about an hour ago and police officers asked us not to film them as they left. they're still grieving and we decided to respect that because this is a very difficult situation for everyone involved. take a look at your screen. you can see what the scene looked like on 8.80 earlier this afternoon. chp says they received a call of a freeway shooting in oakland. they had to shut down part of the highway for several hours during the investigation. chp says the victims were traveling near southbound near filbert street when their vehicle was hit, the toddler was hit by a bullet and rushed to oakland's children's hospital. the toddler died at the hospital. a family friend tells kron 4 news his name was jasper wu. >> they say his mother was driving the car. we're told she's a single mom and jasper is her only child. chp says evide

. >> and i am amanda starrantino. let's get right on over to meteorologist mary lee . >> tracking this atmospheric river, it is a moderate atmospheric river so nothing like what we saw last month that the strong winds will be pushing into the region and zooming in with a closer look you can see the rain to the north. this is what you can expect in the timeline. it will be arriving in the afternoon with widespread wind and the main. you can see on futurecast here we are. it is going to be a windy evening commute. strike the united states opens its borders to international travelers who are located and we have kpix 5's jocelyn moran live at san francisco international airport . >> reporter: they have been telling us about their family members who are making plans just in time for the holidays. for many families, today means being able to make plans for the holidays. >> they are now trying to make up the time. today not united states citizens 18 and older can enter the country as long as they show proof of vaccination. t